The Pros:
Tons of reviews about sound quality and they are right, it is top notch. So many big bands use it live (Megadeth being one of them).
Materials are solid and build quality seems great, (but I wouldn't drop it). It's got more buttons than my shirt, very easy to use live, very easy to do everything either from the buttons or touchscreen. Connectivity is a sandbox, you have all the options you want. Form factor, it's great. Would've been perfect with an incorporated expression pedal.
The desktop app is great, especially after the last update where they made the UI a little bit easier to navigate.
Superb active community that uploads presets and captures and there's nothing you can't find there.
So so so so maaaanany features that - for me - outweighed the cons (see below)
The Cons:
Looper is a joke, there's no metronome, no drum machine, no option to load tracks or do something creative with it. This unit should not be allowed to not have these features in it's price range. It's very limiting in terms of on-the fly creativity/solo writing. I am comparing it with Headrush products which completely blow it out of the water and are significantly cheaper. Even Mooer, Ampero or Valeton have more options here.
No expression pedal.
This is serious: No NDSP plugins support yet, except for Gojira and Plini. This was a promise NDSP made many years ago and to this day, is a serious let down and one of the biggest issues the community has with the QC. Btw, no free plugin when you buy a new unit. You need to purchase separately.
Regarding sound - the built in amp models, pedals and cabs are good. But I prefer the captures. You clearly notice the difference.
