Yes, hip dac2 is absolutely stunning in looks and functionality.
Very powerful device. Can easily drive big cans. Power match button works really well with attached earphones or headphones and feeds them with required power. I recommend them to keep them on always.
Good resolving power (sopports MQA also), warm sound signature and goes well with most popular music.
Xbass feature is absolute dope for enjoying party songs, EDM, Electronic.
Recommended for bollywood, electronic, EDM, Dance, New age, Trance and similar music genres.
I have used Fiio BTR3, BTR5, Q1 Mk2, but compared to those this has unique warm and enjoyable sound.
If you are looking for dac amp for your sharp sounding iems like.. KZ, this is it.

Thanks to HPZ team for fast and safe delivery of the product and making latest audiophile products available in India.

At first, I was a little bit skeptical about buying it. I had no idea about the performance and I hadn't used anything from iFi before this. But I was pleasantly surprised after using this AMP/DAC. I am not an audiophile (at least not yet) but I now know that music sounds natural, clean and wide (better sound stage). The X-Bass feature really adds that oomph and the vocals pop-up cleanly. Of course the Dragonfly Red surely tops it in sound quality. However, the USP for this Hip-Dac2 is the 4.4,, Pentaconn balanced connector. I use the Sennheiser HD650 (300 Ohm). Just to put things into a little perspective, the Dragonfly Red is good sounding at the highest volume (Sound quality is awesome but volume is okay, not loud by any means), but I wasn't even able to try out the full volume on the Hip-Dac2 (with the 4.4mm Headphone Zone Balanced cable for Sennheiser HD650). I had called up the Headphone Zone team before buying it and they told me the 4.4mm balanced connector sends out almost double voltage to the headphones and I would be able to enjoy the HD650 to it's full potential. And boy oh boy, they didn't lie. The headphone now sounds the best. (The max volume that I am able to hear is about 70% on the Hip-Dac2). Of course, needless to say, I am not going back to the Dragonfly Red with the 3.5mm jack. Don't get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with the Red, just that the 4.4mm pentaconn connector is way better in terms of sound reproduction. The device itself is a bit large (like another mobile with your mobile) and the battery could use a little more juice (about 6-8 hours, I am told). But all in all, I am quite happy with the purchase and would definitely recommend the iFi Hip-Dac2, especially from Headphone Zone.
I might have a small complaint about the 4.4mm balanced cable from Headphone Zone, it's too expensive at Rs. 8999. I knew what I was getting into when I decided to ditch my Apple Airpods and board the Hi-res, wired, full-size, studio-grade monitoring headphones train. But still, 9k for a cable really seems high.
Thanks for the awesome service too guys, you guys would be my first recommendation on that front.

Wanted something that could drive my headphones with iPhone. For in ear 24/48 kHz apple adapter was fine. FiiOs had been too bland and too neutral for me. Not an audiophile but love music. Treble is slightly boosted but that can be fixed with equaliser. Loving it. Amazing delivery on time as well.

Tried a highly rated dac before this, could not even make out the difference. Then comes this...and it feels like spring :)
Awesomely crisp sound and just the right kind of bass you need with ample power at disposal. I accidentally came across the review on Youtube for this beauty of a product (except for connector nightmares), and was pleasantly surprised to find it so promptly available on Headphone Zone just after launch. Highly recommended!

Good DAC for Headphones with higher impedance.

Powerful DAC/AMP. Power match and bass boost works well. Powerful enough to drive my planar headphones. Marginal upgrade over the Hip DAC v1 (so, would not recommend buying for those who have the v1 of the Hip DAC)

I was a little sceptical at first about this dac. I was doing my research and all as a wise man should obviously do before going for any new product, but in the back of my mind I also knew very well that never to trust reviews blindly even from so-called 'trusted' reviewers out there, because everybody has a different choice after all and nowadays rarely anyone is truly honest about the reviews of a certain product.
But, I really was surprised by the performance of hip dac 2, as it definitely enhances the audio in a very nice way without muffling it up unnecessarily. It makes the sound really warm and gives excellent clarity to the vocals too.
That bass boost feature also gives just the right amount of bass and actually kind of balances the bass and tonality of the sound.
I found this feature surprisingly good.
I have a 5 years old audio technica m50x and a hifiman deva with me and this dac performs phenomenally good on them!
Although I feel sometimes that a seperate ifi amplifier like zen can coupled with hip dac 2 will make a complete, ultimate package for a divine listening experience. I will go for a zen can sometime in the near future.
But still with or without zen can this is a superb DAC and definitely highly recommend! Just go for it, because you will not regret buying something good like this at such a price point.