Honestly loving my darkglass b7ku as a headphone amp, perfect for use in a hotel room
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YES I was just going to mention this one. Given the budget, that'd be my choice for the kind of device the OP is talking about.
I have one of these, a B3 and a B1X-ON, all great pedals. You can't go wrong with the B1Four, truly portable, some killer sounds, you can alter and create patches, and yes, the drum machine is really handy. Very lightweight, yeah, this would be great choice, IMO.Zoom B1Four ? No DI though.
https://www.thomann.de/fr/zoom_b1four_bass_multi_effect.htm
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When I travel, I use an apogee jam. Should work on pc, not sure about Android though
JAM - Guitar Interface for iPad & Mac - Apogee Electronics

This is also what I use for headphone practice. The DI is an easy enough problem to solve this. Just get a separate, passive DI box. That's still a very compact, flexible setup.Zoom B1Four ? No DI though.
https://www.thomann.de/fr/zoom_b1four_bass_multi_effect.htm
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So, I don't really know where to put this, but I'm looking for something to play my bass through while traveling.
I have a Bass Rockman, but it's almost 35 years old and starting to fail.
A couple of things I saw in the past were the Bass Pod Pro and the Tascam Bass Trainer. These are apparently no longer made, I know they're old tech.
I would like something small and portable, that has an aux input and a headphone jack.
Effects are a plus, as well as the ability to be used as a preamp or DI in a pinch.
Something like Fly Rig or a Geddy/ Dug Fly Rig, but with headphone and aux capabilities as well.
Does such a thing exist?
Thanks!