Roland needs to update this app if they’re still going to be selling amps that use it. I had to dig out my old iPad to get it to work.

This is not a review of the Cube as an amp but just the Cube Kit app. I bought the amp from a prior owner so I did not have the plug to run my phone into the Input jack but once I bought a cord (Guitar Center had them), I was able to connect and change the preset sounds. The description of what each amp selection is supposed to sound like is on Roland’s website - not in the app which is keeps this from being higher rated. But once I figured out which sound I wanted, the app was simple to use and it definitely changed the tones I am getting from the amp. We have 3 different guitars in the house and some guitars seem to get more out of certain app models. The Orange stack is great for a distorted rock sound. If you buy the Cube 10, take the time to get the app and you will enjoy it. For the people that said it isn’t working, I wonder if they tried to plug into the input on the back of the amp and not the Input jack where the guitar cord goes. That is the only reason I can see why it would not work for them.

They must not have sold many of the type amps that work with this app, as they haven’t issued an update in over four years. For what I paid, I expected much better, such as other amp models. It does still work for me on IOS 12, so I’m glad the app at least still works after being neglected for so long. Still, I expected better from a company like Roland. I’ll never buy an amp from them again.

The instructions aren’t the greatest. You connect your phone to the guitar input (you will have to use a large headphone adapter). But the amp emulator works and makes this amp surprisingly versatile.