I got this little mixer to use with my desktop and condenser mic to of course be able to post videos to the web. I am familiar with mixers already and I have an older Heath & Allen big studio mixer. So when I saw this one I was really curious to know how it would compare in sound quality and functionality. When I went to set this up on my desktop, the way I set it up would not yield any sound. So it took me about 20 minutes of switching around wires before I finally got it. That's kind of a long time for a simple little mixer but mostly it's because you have to put headphones in to hear it, it's not going to play out of my speakers. So once I realized that then the next thing was I had to understand that headphones need to be plugged in to the mixer and my mic headphones jack and my computer headphones jack also will not work when this is plugged in to the desktop. So once understood next was to play with the audio sound. Now unfortunately I was forced to hear it through basic earbuds so it's not going to sound great through basic ear buds but even so it sounded ok. A little "tinny" but that is actually from my mic and is exacerbated through the earbuds. Regardless it's perfect for podcasting because my voice comes through very clear and loud. Playing around with the voice modulator was fun I enjoyed listening to what the different modulation options sound like. These are also functional for podcasts where changing up your voice for effect is prudent. It looks cool sitting on the desk because the light colors can be changed around and personalized and the buttons are large and have large print and are easy to read. But to me the best feature of this mixer is its size. It's easily 1/6 the size of my large studio mixer and perfectly sits on my desk. It also weighs "nothing". There is an "electric" series of settings that are really for instruments so this little mixer offers some cool surprises like that. But then it has "echo" which is more like reverb and it has 4 saveable presets that activate with the push of a button. And I do like the lights and colors on it. If you're on the fence about what technical things you need I would just get this mixer because it's really easy to set up and is not expensive. My studio mixer costs thousands as where this is $40 (somewhere around there) which makes this a screaming deal because it's quality. This did not glitch or seem delicate when I was playing with it and I'm definitely glad I got it. Oh and also my condenser mic is USB A/USB C and not the 3.5mm or XLR which the directions say to use but it does plug in to the USB C input on the Ixtech and works that way. So connectivity is very good because I think it will take anything except TRS. But the XLR input kind of looks like a TRS/XLR all in one (don't quote me on that though) and most importantly it does have 48v condenser mic pre-amp which can be turned off for dynamic mics or condenser mics with built in pre-amp.

I had ordered this to use for Halloween and to have a little fun with on my gaming rig. It needed to be lightweight and also could be powered on a minimal setup. The footprint on a desk or enclosure needed to also be really small. This fits well and also looks clean, aside from the lights.Setup is simple with a clear layout. After everything is connected, it works fine. It has various input methods into the same small mixer, such as a 3.5mm audio source, condenser or dynamic mic through XLR, and front mic input and headphone output. There’s a switch to turn on/off the 48v to the XLR port and also an instrument/mic switch. I’m using it only for voice and music input in a non-professional setting.There are a few different settings for effects, but not much customization. This isn’t such a bad thing. I’ve tested it with a wireless mic and PA speaker for next season. It works great and some of the voice changer settings are good enough. There’s some kind of pitch or auto-tune setting that was interesting to use, too. I can’t wait to use it for next Halloween.For now, it is set up with my PC where I use it on occasion. It looks clean in white and is a bit flashy when powered on with all of the lights. I haven’t had any issues with it. However, I only use it on occasion, when time permits, and not daily.It’s an okay mixer on its own and a pretty good value for the price. I think it’d make a great gift for someone who likes gaming, likes the LED colored lights, and also likes to have fun in voice chat. It’s not anything too serious, but the price also reflects that.

I've been using this Audio Mixer for a few weeks now and it's been pretty solid for my setup. The individual volume controls make juggling my mic and game audio easy, and the RGB lights add a cool vibe to my desk. The sound quality is good for the price, and it handles my microphone and game sounds without any issues.However, some of the digital effects aren't as useful as I'd hoped they feel a bit gimmicky and aren't something I use often. Despite that, it's still a great deal if you're looking to upgrade your setup without spending a ton. Plus, it's compact and easy to set up, which is a big plus for my limited space.

This mixer fits the niche of those who need something to mix a couple on channels without taking up much space. Build quality is good. Audio quality is also very good, and it uses a balanced input for the mic channel. It would be nice if it had a couple of more input channels, but if you just need to mix in an audio track and mic or something similar, this is a good option.