meets my expectations

I was looking for a small lightweight processor for rehearsals, it works perfectly, the ability to add custom IRs makes the difference

Super quality case with a multitude of effects. Top notch except for the manual.

Great product. Well packaged. Everything is perfect

The Pod Pro delivers on all its promises. Great sounds, highly customizable, easy to use, usable on stage or at home. Its main limitations compared to a Helix LT or a Helix Stomp should be considered based on the use you want to make of it. Plenty of videos and articles talk about it on the net: only 4 blocks to insert effects can be annoying if you like stacking effects (it's enough for me), simple amp/cab routing, proprietary preset format (Helix presets can be translated by apps on the net and entered with minimal effort without problem, but the Line6 community is very large) and the driver software (which is actually very practical). But you can load IRs and you have hundreds of effects, amps, and cabs to try and the entire custom shop to explore. If you have some IRs, it's even better, the basic ones are average. Compared to the stomp, the presence of the pedal, the different usage modes (editing, mainly pedalboard) are very well thought out. After an hour on the beast, you'll feel at home and see the incredible sound potential you'll have super easily and intuitively. You can have 4 variations (snapshots) of each preset. Sound-wise, well, it's the Helix ones, very good but the influence of different parameters is sometimes far from the behavior of the originals (and sometimes there isn't much response). Special mention to the LINE6 amp creations, excellent. Compared to a plugin, it's more responsive, maybe because of the absence of latency. I recommend it 100% if you're looking for a pedalboard around 400 bucks.

Good product, many usage options. Very decent sounds.

Having had a last experience with multi-effects about 15 years ago, I was skeptical about the sound especially live, but the technology has evolved well and the result is up to par. Used at home in a home studio and in rehearsal directly through the PA, in both cases it does the job very well even for high gain. The possibilities and hardware choices are huge even if in the end I only use a few IRs and the most well-known amps. I don't use many effects simultaneously so CPU limitation is not a problem for me. The interface is quite simple and intuitive on the pod go and the PC software is also easy to handle. I think I'll keep this gear for a good while, not having to carry my 30kg speaker to every rehearsal is really comfortable

I haven't had time to seriously look into the beast yet. For now, I've just played around with the factory presets which, for the most part, are very convincing, even though the volume can vary from one preset to another by a factor of two, but there is surely a way to fix this problem. One last remark, there is only a simple double-sided sheet called "aide mémoire" as a user manual. As someone who is among those politely called "experienced musicians" (that is, those who have properly learned to read at school), I find this a bit light but I was quickly able to download a complete user manual, in which there are not just pictures to look at.

Very good value for money, this pedal is incredible for both live and studio use

Impeccable..

Owning a Helix, I bought the Pod Go for its better portability. Despite the lower processor power, it is possible to manually redo quite a few Presets using the IRs. The handling is also very easy.

Here, I'm not a fan of overly complicated stuff, I'm used to simple things: a guitar, an amp, a Delay pedal, period. But I wanted a device to play with headphones at home, quietly, relaxed, with my slippers on my feet and a beer nearby and the cat on the other side—yes, the cat likes to walk everywhere it shouldn't, anyway, it's a cat. So what was I talking about? Oh yes, the thing that makes sound to play with headphones. So for a Sunday musician like me, it's perfect, not too hard to master for an old guy like me. The sound is good, I have to say that without being overjoyed, it's really not bad, not too digital, which was my fear. I have to admit it sounds really good, so if you like slippers, beer, and that damn cat that walks everywhere "what a klutz this cat is, the beer spilled, I'll be right back, I have to clean up." Well, a beer later, I'm back to my opinion, so this little thing is a super nice tool to work with headphones and make your compositions quietly at home. Here's a quick composition with a sound I managed to get out of the beast, well, I'm an amateur guitarist, it is what it is, here's the link and thanks for reading me. https://soundcloud.com/burnt-offering-401577418/jess_3

Very good pedal set and easy to use

Top top super material

The must-have for a cover guitarist

I am super satisfied, compared to the Moore te 150, there's no comparison, at the same time it's not the same price either, you have to study the manual because there are still a lot of possibilities, but otherwise it's beautiful, it sounds great, total bliss

excellent, a good purchase

Using the product without a PC (for settings) is not very intuitive, however, with the PC everything works well. The quality of the effects (guitar and bass) as well as the amp modeling are impressive. A very good substitute for the Helix for smaller budgets.