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If someone here is looking for a tiny portable guitar amp and has more of a budget, here are some that I have experience with that are also on sale at the moment:
The Blackstar Fly 3 sounds huge (really gets loud without distortion) but it is small and takes AA batteries. A set of NiNH rechargeable last a long time. It's $99 msrp, but there's a white one for $85 on Amazon at the moment. https://www.amazon.com/Blackstar-...B0GSXHF8H9 An off brand power supply is like $12 and not included.
The Positive Grid Spark Go sounds great (not quite as loud as the Fly3), its even smaller, but has a ton of cool effects from an app, and a built in battery. Usb-c for charging. Retail is like $150 but Sweetwater has these on sale for $111 in white https://www.amazon.com/Positive-G...B0CMXMWJ6N
FYI, Pretty much any old portable/rechargeable speaker will work, like an old Mini Jambox provided you have an active headphone adapter the Fender Mustang Micro is nice, but also expensive at $100. I got it for $85 from a deal at some point. Pro is nicer with a display and built in tuner, but even more expensive. You can plug headphones in or run an 1/8 cable to any portable speaker. The mustang micro was on sale over at Focus Pro Audio, though that may have ended.
I'm sure there is no shortage of cheaper off brand options, too.
There is also the sonicake ampcube. The built in amp sims are nothing special, but it does support NAM (only converted a1 for now). With the right name model, it can produce some decent noise
I had this small amp briefly as I just gave it to my nephew as part of his NGD pack. I also have the Sonicake AmpCube which is a nice lil amp with nam plug in capability.
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The Blackstar Fly 3 sounds huge (really gets loud without distortion) but it is small and takes AA batteries. A set of NiNH rechargeable last a long time. It's $99 msrp, but there's a white one for $85 on Amazon at the moment. https://www.amazon.com/Blackstar-...B0GSXHF8H9 An off brand power supply is like $12 and not included.
The Positive Grid Spark Go sounds great (not quite as loud as the Fly3), its even smaller, but has a ton of cool effects from an app, and a built in battery. Usb-c for charging. Retail is like $150 but Sweetwater has these on sale for $111 in white
https://www.amazon.com/Positive-G...B0CMXMWJ6N
FYI, Pretty much any old portable/rechargeable speaker will work, like an old Mini Jambox provided you have an active headphone adapter the Fender Mustang Micro is nice, but also expensive at $100. I got it for $85 from a deal at some point. Pro is nicer with a display and built in tuner, but even more expensive. You can plug headphones in or run an 1/8 cable to any portable speaker. The mustang micro was on sale over at Focus Pro Audio, though that may have ended.
I'm sure there is no shortage of cheaper off brand options, too.
If you're just doing headphones, you might as well run with something like this
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