Specifications

Amplifier Type: Digital
Color: Black
Product Depth: 1.21” (3.07 cm)
Product Height: 3.15” (8 cm)
Product Width: 1.5” (38.1 mm)
Product Weight: 1.9 oz (54 g)
Bluetooth Version: V5.1
Connectivity: Bluetooth and USB
Headphone Jack: 1/8” Stereo
Inputs: Built‑In 1/4” Plug
Power Consumption: 600 mA (max)
Battery Type: Rechargeable lithium‑ion
Battery Life: Over 4 hours continuous playtime
USB Cable: USB‑C
Number of Amp Models: 25
Number of Effect Models: 25
Preset Slots: 100
Display Type: OLED
Tuner: Chromatic
Control Panel Buttons: Preset (-/+), EQ (-/+), Modify (-/+), Tap/Tuner, Save; Master Volume
Bluetooth Audio Streaming: Yes
USB Bi‑directional Recording: Yes
Firmware Update Method: Via USB
Battery Charging Method: Via USB
Series: Mustang

Photos

A black Fender Mustang Micro Plus device with a silver jack, a 'SAVE' button, and an 'ON OFF' switch visible.

A black device with a 'SAVE' button, an on/off switch labeled 'ON OFF', and a green LED light.

What reviewers say

All Things Gear’s review praises the Fender Mustang Micro Plus as a compact, affordable practice amp that delivers high‑quality tone and versatile sound options. The author highlights its portability, solid build for its price, extensive app integration, and realistic amp/effect simulations while noting only minor drawbacks such as a slightly cheap plastic construction and limited app customization options.
allthingsgear.com ↗
The Get My Guitar review praises the Fender Mustang Micro Plus for its compact size, impressive range of 25 amp and effect models, 100 editable presets, Bluetooth streaming, USB recording capability, and integration with the Fender Tone app. The author highlights how these features make it an ideal practice tool, portable solution for on‑the‑go jamming, and a convenient interface for quick recordings.
getmyguitar.com ↗
The review praises the Fender Mustang Micro Plus as a significant upgrade over its predecessor, highlighting its portability, OLED display, built‑in tuner, extensive tone library (100 banks), and app integration. The reviewer notes minor drawbacks such as cumbersome preset switching on the device and a desire for more pedal/cab options, but overall recommends it to guitarists seeking an amp‑free practice or soloing solution.
techaeris.com ↗
New Fender Mustang Micro Plus is a highly flexible headphone amp that builds on the original’s solid foundation with an expanded preset library, a built‑in tuner, and especially a powerful Tone app that lets users fully edit 25 amp models and 25 effects pedals in any order. The author praises its surprisingly large processing power for its size, the breadth of tone options, and the convenience of Bluetooth streaming and USB‑C recording interface.
newatlas.com ↗
The review praises the Fender Mustang Micro Plus for its expanded sound library, intuitive app control, and user‑friendly interface, noting it feels larger than its predecessor while still being compact. It highlights the OLED display, built‑in tuner, and ability to edit presets via the Fender Tone app as major strengths. The reviewer points out a minor drawback: there is no on‑the‑fly gain tweak option.
guitar.com ↗
MusicRadar praises Fender’s new Mustang Micro Plus as a timely upgrade that builds on the original’s success by adding more amp models, effects, presets and connectivity features for only $30 extra. The article highlights its compact size, wireless streaming, and enhanced app integration as key improvements.
www.musicradar.com ↗
Guitar World praises the Fender Mustang Micro Plus as a brilliant, ultra‑portable practice amp that delivers a wide range of tones and is very easy to use. The review highlights its compact size, extensive preset library, clear display, and overall suitability for silent practice, while noting minor drawbacks such as limited preset switching speed and bass distortion at high volumes.
www.guitarworld.com ↗

Our take

Based on 7 reviews

All 7 reviews agree the Fender Mustang Micro Plus is a compact, portable practice amp with extensive tone options, including 25 amp and 25 effect models, 100 presets, Bluetooth streaming, USB recording, and app integration. Reviewers consistently highlight its small size, OLED display, built-in tuner, and suitability for silent practice and on-the-go use. Based on their tests, we conclude it is a highly recommended tool for guitarists seeking an amp-free practice or soloing solution.

However, reviewers note minor drawbacks. All Things Gear and Guitar World mention cheap plastic construction and bass distortion at high volumes, respectively. TechRadar and Guitar World cite cumbersome preset switching and limited on-the-fly gain tweaking. MusicRadar and Guitar World note limited app customization and bass distortion. For buyers, this means it excels as a portable practice tool but may not satisfy those needing advanced real-time tweaking or premium build quality.

Pros

Compact, portable design
25 amp and 25 effect models
100 editable presets
Bluetooth streaming and USB recording

Cons

Cheap plastic construction
Bass distortion at high volumes
Cumbersome preset switching

Best for: Guitarists seeking a compact, feature-rich practice amp for silent or on-the-go use; avoid if you need premium build or real-time gain tweaking.