Nah. It is a viable product now.Poly’s garbage. Worst part of this Mojo 2 launch is knowing they won’t make a Poly 2. Or so ir seems.
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Chord Mojo 2 Thread ___ [product released January 31, 2022 -- starting on page 95 of thread]
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Could someone please explain issues users faced with Poly? What got fixed with firmware update and what is still a pain point?
I had Mojo which I sold back in 2019 and now getting Mojo 2 as soon as I can get my hands on one but still on the fence about Poly and trying to understand the magnitude of these issues and workarounds?
I had Mojo which I sold back in 2019 and now getting Mojo 2 as soon as I can get my hands on one but still on the fence about Poly and trying to understand the magnitude of these issues and workarounds?
MarkParity
1000+ Head-Fier
Poly is probably off topic for this thread, but for many users including me its the random nature, will it work today or not.Could someone please explain issues users faced with Poly? What got fixed with firmware update and what is still a pain point?
I had Mojo which I sold back in 2019 and now getting Mojo 2 as soon as I can get my hands on one but still on the fence about Poly and trying to understand the magnitude of these issues and workarounds?
It can be very temperamental sometimes, usually when I want to just listen.
Also it would be easier to use in a mobile setting if Chord ever got ChromeCast or Spotify connect added which are features that were promised at one point.
Mojo 2's built-in EQ make it very tempting for me. Micro usb is a turn off though - a couple of years ago I vowed to only buy devices which use USB-C as I don't like having lot's of different cables around. Unfortunately, devices like the mojo are exempt from the EU's common external power supply legislation. I can't believe that Chord would go with micro usb just for the sake of compatibility with Poly, given that it doesn't seem to be a very compelling product for many people - but obviously Chord know different.Poly is probably off topic for this thread, but for many users including me its the random nature, will it work today or not.
It can be very temperamental sometimes, usually when I want to just listen.
Also it would be easier to use in a mobile setting if Chord ever got ChromeCast or Spotify connect added which are features that were promised at one point.
Poly would only be of use to me if it were to support Tidal and Spotify connect - That, combined with built-in EQ would be a dream combination for me.
With the latest firmware it works pretty reliably. Best of all you can bypass bluetooth with it and just use the hotspot outside while retaining internet. Of course the hardware version probably has some role, maybe not, I can't tell but I know I got a replacement poly and it's the latest. The gofigure app now works well; I'm at 3.00 firmware.Could someone please explain issues users faced with Poly? What got fixed with firmware update and what is still a pain point?
I had Mojo which I sold back in 2019 and now getting Mojo 2 as soon as I can get my hands on one but still on the fence about Poly and trying to understand the magnitude of these issues and workarounds?
JaquesGelee
100+ Head-Fier
Was there any hardware refresh to poly?Of course the hardware version probably has some role, maybe not, I can't tell but I know I got a replacement poly and it's the latest.
I am not so sure about that. When mojo came originally it really did fill a gap. Now the mojo 2 will be swimming among sharks I am afraid and when we are talking about mobile devices good sound is not enough because other devices are "good enough" and more diverse. There is competition now. I will personally buy it if the price is rightNo matter what, it will sell really well !
What I know is that my replacement poly is more stable by a mile than what I had previously. Actually my previous poly failed miserably. This one is behaving and I can't tell whether it's just the latest firmware or a combination with the fact that it was probably made later. But it's stable to my surprise.Was there any hardware refresh to poly?
I'm not so sure, what makes you say that?No matter what, it will sell really well !
There's a lot more competitors since Mojo launched, and the landscape has changed. Without bluetooth I think it's not a particularly useful device to be honest, at least until the poly is fixed. Too limited.
People can just grab a DAP that sounds superb, has storage, bluetooth, etc, more battery life than the Mojo, and weighing about the same...
Mike Foley
500+ Head-Fier
Mojo 2 is reviewed in the latest issue of Hi-Fi World, which isn’t officially available until January 31st, but my local shop had a copy. They list the price as £449.00.
weexisttocease
Headphoneus Supremus
Any sound impressions from the review?Mojo 2 is reviewed in the latest issue of Hi-Fi World, which isn’t officially available until January 31st, but my local shop had a copy. They list the price as £449.00.
I am not so sure about that. When mojo came originally it really did fill a gap. Now the mojo 2 will be swimming among sharks I am afraid and when we are talking about mobile devices good sound is not enough because other devices are "good enough" and more diverse. There is competition now. I will personally buy it if the price is right
My prediction is that the Mojo 2 will be significantly better sounding than similar priced competition and other brands will be working for years to catch up, similar to the situation with the original Mojo. In this scenario I think the large disparity in sound quality will be enough for Mojo 2 to differentiate itself and be successful in the market… but only the reviews will tell for certain I guess.
Mike Foley
500+ Head-Fier
I haven’t finished reading yet, but it’s described as outstanding
Many in the target market don’t care about Bluetooth and other functionality which ultimately leads to inferior sound quality (myself included). These consumers prioritise the best sound quality above all else and these consumers are the ones that mojo 2 will likely cater for.I'm not so sure, what makes you say that?
There's a lot more competitors since Mojo launched, and the landscape has changed. Without bluetooth I think it's not a particularly useful device to be honest, at least until the poly is fixed. Too limited.
People can just grab a DAP that sounds superb, has storage, bluetooth, etc, more battery life than the Mojo, and weighing about the same...