Today's impulse buy - Vox AC30 headphone amp

Saw one of these in the store today and convinced myself very quickly that it would be useful. And it is. 
 
My problem is playing guitar in the evening - I have to play through headphones and it's a bit of a drag to have to load a guitar sim and set the inputs up yada yada...plus being tied to my computer. I always end up just playing my Tele unamplified, and I never did like playing electrics "acoustically" so to speak. 
 
Now I have the AC30 amPlug plugged into the guitar so all I gotta do is plug the headphones in and we're off. This thing really does have a great sound for what it is! My Tele sounds GREAT through it. You get a bit of crunch if you crank the gain up, but not too much, and the clean tone is beautiful. There's a bit of hiss when you have the tone control turned up, but it disappears when you set it at about 6 or less, and besides which the sounds starts to get a bit too brittle above that anyway. I find it helps to turn the tone knob down quite a bit on my Tele as well. 
 
Overall this is the best $40 I spent in ages. I'm walking around my apartment with the guitar strapped on. I haven't tried the other models (or the Vox headphones) but I suspect they're all pretty good. Build quality is a bit light, and you gotta be careful where you put your guitar down when it's attached, but I'm not worried about that. Great buy. 
 

Is it better than a Scholz Rockman or a Lil Smokey (Marlboro)? I had forgotten about them.
So how does it sound? I mean.. do you like the way it sounds?

Oh and forgot to mention there's also an aux out so you can plug into your interface and record.

I used to have a Rockman (until the batteries burst and killed the thing).  That was WAY more than just a headphone amp (plus it clipped to your belt like the Walkman it was named after).  It had distortion and other cool effects.

I tried mine again today, it's not bad for an inexpensive little gadget.