Pyle Professional Wireless DJ Audio Mixer - 6-Channel Bluetooth Compatible DJ Controller Sound Mixer w/ DSP Effects, USB Audio Interface, Dual RCA In, XLR/1/4" Microphone In, Headphone Jack- PMX44T.5

Full featured, very useful small mixer. I'm amazed at how many functions they've packed into a small unit. The USB power is very convenient, and although I have yet to try the recording features, that's a bonus that will come in very handy. This mixer is great to have on hand at larger gigs where a small submix or monitor board would be useful, but I can easily do a solo show or DJ gig with it as the primary board with all it's capabilities.

So far, I am loving my Pyle wireless dj audio mixer. Easy setup/connection to the PC. The laptop recognizes the unit right away. The sound quality is good. I am now able to mix my voice and audio coming from the PC or my phone and stream to an online radio station. Sound effects are good, hoping for maybe more in the future if there is some sort of firmware update. Get six channel, able to mix and control them. Connects with no issue to my phone via Bluetooth as well. I am trying to figure out the recording piece. I am able to record to a usb, but i don't think i can record directly to the computer.. Overall great device. I have already recommended to a couple of friends and are in the process of purchasing it.

There is a lot of static on bluetooth audio when the channel 2 slider is up, even with nothing connected to channel 2 which is odd. Feels more like a colorful plastic toy than a "professional" mixer.

I wasn't really expecting a whole lot from this other than a nice, convenient, way to connect an XLR microphone to my computer. It definitely does this job (after figuring out how to use it just plugged into the computer via USB, more on that below).I was hoping for a little more amplification for my dynamic mic, but I am plenty audible in meetings and through Audacity using a normal conversational-level voice, so it does work when the gains are all maxed out. I will be looking into a Cloudlifter or similar sometime in the near-ish future.Noise level is pretty good! Not amazing, but not bad at all with my cheap dynamic cardioid.If you're having trouble getting it working with solely the USB connection to a PC, make sure you're plugging it into the top/front USB port. I thought that was only for input, but it is input/output/power. I will say that the power draw is not 5V/1A so far that I have seen. Only 5V/200 mA. That might be because I'm not using something with Phantom Power though, so not knocking it for this.Bottom line: it's nothing exceptional, but it gets the job done that it was designed to do.

The product so far works fantastic. Definately a great bang for buck audio mixer. It has 2 usb ports, One is used for just power, and the other usb can be used for data AND power. I'm using the product that way. Also, the phantom power does it's job and provides power tomy rode mic. No problems thus far.

I was super excited when I bought this model but when it arrived I was immediately put off by the instruction manual which had very poor grammar. Really, the ability to not form coherent sentences in your literature was a big red flag for what was soon to come.So first off, the product is very light. Much lighter than the size would have you believe. It's very wide and the spacing of the dials is pretty good. However, the choice to run a usb 2.0 cable out the back for nothing other than as a power source is a really pointless choice. Just run an actual power supply out the back and set the USB for computer use. You aren't saving space as there was ample space available on the back.The ability to add sound effects right on the board was pretty nifty. I liked the amount of choices you were given. Good job for that. However, the need for a USB sound dial seemed redundant to me as logically the audio would be going through the headphones anyway. It just seemed, again, pointless.This leads me to what became the deal breaker. The audio coming into the system via the usb port on the top from the PC was bleeding into and mixing with the mic audio. So for example, if I were to be in a discord, Google meet, or worse a VOIP call with a customer for work and I was listening to music, then the audio would begin playing through to the other person(s) present. This was an absolute no-go for me since, with respect to the VOIP I was using, it was leaking the other persons audio back through my side and allowing them to hear themselves and me. There was no fix for this.I would normally chalk this kind of thing up to user error but when I spoke to several friends about it and we all tested the system the conclusion was the same: the mixer would have to be returned.For what is essentially a lower cost mixer I knew I wasn't going to get super amazing quality. I was hoping for a decent 6 channel to upgrade from my 2 channel that is 3 years old. I'm now back on the 2 channel and again searching for a better mixer.I cannot in good conscience recommend this product to anyone who has even a passing interest in audio mixers.

With the whole COVID situation, I've had to rethink how I teach fitness and yoga classes and I needed a product I could use that would be simple, not take up much space, and be a high quality product. I wasn't sure if something so inexpensive would be good so I hesitated to order and then finally decided to give it a shot...and I am SO glad that I did! This product has amazing features and is so compact---way exceeded my expectations! And I wasn't quite sure how to use the BlueTooth feature so I contacted their customer support and was thrilled with how quickly they helped me and had a genuine concern for their customers. If you are thinking of this, do yourself a favor and just order it! :)

I just disliked it was a case for it. I have been researching for a case to no avail. But, the sound quality is great so far. It brings out the highs in my music. The midrange sound, so-so. Maybe, because I haven’t increased the volume on it, much. Great, overall. Great for starting out.