Testseek.com have collected 31 expert reviews of the Chord Electronics Hugo 2 and the average rating is 94%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Chord Electronics Hugo 2.
December 2020
(94%)
31 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Clearly, this is a quality piece of kit and a whole level above the Poly/Mojo combination, which of course you'd expect at around three times the cost. Is it three times as good? I'd say definitely in certain situations, but there's going to be times I'...
Abstract: 2020 has been an eventful year to say the least but also one in which many have turned to music as an escape from the madness of the world around them. Music is a meditation that allows you to escape from the problems of life, whose powers are not to be u...
Abstract: Two and a half years after releasing Poly for its award-winning Mojo, Chord Electronics has treated its flagship portable DAC/headphone amp, Hugo 2, to an add-on streamer/server of its own. Having reviewed Hugo 2's larger table-top sibling, Hugo TT 2, las...
Published: 2017-12-11, Author: Jonathan , review by: alphr.com
I've said it already, but the Chord Hugo 2 is a truly astonishing audio device. I'm already in love with the way its little brother, the Mojo sounds, but the extra depth in sound and the extra width, breadth and control the Hugo 2 brings to the table is t...
Better in every way, there is nothing to dislike about the Chord Hugo 2 except its price – at £1,800 it's £400 more costly than the original. In fairness, it's at least this much better, but it still puts it out of reach of many people's range. If you're...
Better in every way, there is nothing to dislike about the Chord Hugo 2 except its price – at £1,800 it's £400 more costly than the original. In fairness, it's at least this much better, but it still puts it out of reach of many people's range. If you're...
Quite expensive, Controls still a little idiosyncratic, Won't flatter poor signals
Replacing a product that was still pretty much state-of-the-art has to be seen as a bit of a risk. Chord Electronics had managed to create a product that had – and I shudder a bit using this term – created something of a zeitgeist and alterations risked h...
Well made and specified, Exotic multi-coloured control system, Prodigiously detailed, dynamic, open and coherent sound,
All those colours can get confusing, Not strictly speaking portable,
There isn't another DAC around at anywhere near this sort of price able to communicate so torrentially, so unambiguously or so effortlessly. We like it a lot...
