[12 VDC at 2 A] I bought this because I wanted to see if a better, quieter, switching power supply would improve the sound of my sonos port feeding into an external DAC. I had read that cheaper switching power supplies can create a lot of noise. I tried it and noticed better dynamic range and quieter noise floor. For me, it works well. I suspect that for others, it will depend on what type of device it is being attached to.

[0.405 lb] I have the SmallHD 702 Bright which I bought as a kit from B&H that included the LP-E6 to D-Tap adapter. I currently don't have a used to the D-Tap adapter, but, I occasionally need a wall plug. Can't think of a better solution.

[12 VDC at 2 A] Works as advertised. No complaints.

[0.405 lb] Works great. I needed to order this for a stationary setup with a field monitor. I ordered in a hurry and didn’t realize the monitor only came with the battery plates.

[12 VDC at 2 A] It powered up my feelworld lut7s monitor. Very helpful since the monitor didn't come with a power supply. Very odd that it doesn't come with one.

[12 VDC at 2 A] It does exactly what it's supposed to do.

[AC Input] I use this with Geshelli Labs excellent JNOG3 DAC. I was initially disappointed with the sound stage of this DAC. It was wide but the depth was not very layered. I have had past success improving sound with upgraded power supplies, so decided to try an iFi as a quick test before going linear. Might as well get the top model.

I am very impressed. The soundstage deepened and layers emerged. Imaging and detail improved. This really unleashed the $600 JNOG3 to produce a nice holographic image that rivals my $1400 DIY Ian Canada monster (I have an obsession with DACs. Got the JNOG3 as my first AKM test unit ).

My system is fairly high end: DIY BMR Philharmonitor speakers with high-end crossover components, DIY 24-strand OCC braided speaker cables, DIY Hypex Nilai500 monoblocks, DIY Goldpoint attenuator in lieu of a preamp, JNOG3 DAC (for this review) with Kimber Hero XLR interconnects. Silver solder, copper/gold connectors and all that jazz.

I share this setup for context. My system is VERY revealing and sensitive to any change in the signal path or power supplies. The improvement from adding the iPower X was instantly noticeable on my system. The improvement may not be as apparent on a less revealing system. YMMV.

As a simple, drop-in power supply upgrade, the iPower X is a low-cost way to improve low voltage audio equipment performance. Highly recommended.

[0.405 lb] I was looking for a 12 volt power adapter with a long power cable. The Bescor power adapter has a wall wart power adapter with a 6 foot cable to the DC power end. I wanted to operate my AndyCine monitor on my camera and plug the power adapter in at the floor because it is difficult to have to mount it on the tripod so it isn't dangling. This adapter is perfect for my needs. I'm glad I found it at B&H.

[4.4 x 4 x 2"] This works perfectly with my smallhd monitor
You may need to mount the monitor with one of the side screws tho, this plug may get in the way at the bottom of the monitor. I understand why smallhd recommended the Faux Battery style adapter as it would be more out of the way of the bottom mounting screw of the monitor that way

[4.4 x 4 x 2"] Works great with my Small HD 702 and dummy battery!