[30.00 W] I absolutely love this thing. I used to have to bring out my Mac, with Starry night, tethered with a coupe of USB cables to utilize the software and scope. It was kind of a pain and I hated bringing my computer out into the elements. Now it's as easy as pointing my phone and go. So simple and nice. I would definitely recommend this unit.

[0.65 lb] This soft-box adapter from B&H Photo is exactly what I needed for my photography set-up. I received this part without any issues. All parts fit exactly as intended, I am off to the races to create some content.


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[0.65 lb] Works so much better than the hand controller

[0.65 lb] Works well with Yongnuo YN308. No issues so far.

[0.65 lb] Replaced my stock Roku power supply with the iPower X. Am getting a cleaner, more vivid picture and more 3-dimensional sound.


Have always had good success with iFi products and the iPower X is no exception.

[30.00 W] Always wanted an application for my go to telescope and Stella works perfectly.

[5 x 3.6 x 3.2"] 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.

[30.00 W] I like that it has long enough cords that helps to isolate it from other sensitive electronic equipment and reduce/eliminate RFI.

[0.65 lb] These compact lights are simply amazing. they deliver the goods that is power and lots of light and at a fraction of the size of other lights in this power class. the simple light shaping tools are actually quite impressive. for some jobs I have been using the ring adaptor to leverage my profoto soft boxes as well.

[5 x 3.6 x 3.2"] 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.