airgooDual USB-C Streaming Audio Mixer, with XLR Microphone Interface, Guitar Interface, Individual Control, Bluetooth, 48V Phantom Power, for PC&Smartphone Podcast/Recording/Vocal/Game, AG-AMSC01

I needed a guitar interface for recording on a laptop, and being a newbie to the the high-tech aspects of the process, I didn't want to spend much to get started. (I'm an older fella, far more at home with amps, XLR, D.I.'s, and a mixer for recording.) So I needed a "user friendly" affordable interface. The computer and the multi effects pedals do all the real work, but you do have to get an interface to effectively get the sounds into the computer, and this one has some extra bells and whistles without adding to the cost. You get the guitar input, the mic input, plus music - all on seperate sliders. Plus you've got a return (or pass-through if you like) with a seperate slider. The mic input also has some nice little effects. This is a fun and capable design, perfect for those of us that need to learn hands on, before spending a fortune. I'm glad to have it.

This mixer is a great value for the money. Has many features that are easy to use. The sliders on the board could be a bit better as they do not slide very easily, making minute adjustments more difficult, but they aren't hard to slide either. Almost feels as if they could be lubed up better for a better feel. Functionally, this mixer does the job great with the XLR input to computer and provides great sound quality with the low, mid, and high adjustments that can be used to tune your voice and not be stuck in just how the mic picks up. Volume control could also be better as I have the mixer almost maxed out and have the mic very close to my mouth for people to hear clearly. This does have a Phantom 48V option with the mixer, but since I do not have a 48V phantom mic, I am unable to test this particular feature. I have given it 4 stars for the options and ease of use it comes with. Removed one star due to the sliders not being as good as they could be.

This board is super user friendly and the manual is a great help in figuring out how to set things up. I got this for hooking up my new condenser mic to my laptop in order to do online interviews and record podcast episodes. It’s easy to use, has the required phantom power and this definitely makes me feel legit as a podcaster and host. The sound quality with my mic also works really well and it has effects I haven’t tried yet. I wonder how it would work with a guitar or other instrument hookup? I also am curious how this works hooking it up to a cell phone (which you can apparently do). The current price tags of $40 something made me very happy as I’m a lady on a budget.

Better than average build quality for these little mixer. Lots of fun and not necessarily useful features. This thing will work well but only if you’re going from digital to digital. It’s seems to lack decent hardware to do audio decoding, most people will work with an analog microphone and that’s a non-starter on this. But if you’re going into a computer digital and you use USB microphones in, you might get some decent results. But if you’re doing that, you can bypass the mixer altogether and just use a software mixer so it makes it sort of pointless.

It does not come with instructions on how to get it started. I use my iPhone but it does not show up on the phone (like an app) to get it going. I know it’s Blue Tooth connected but will not show up under other devises. It doesn’t turn on.

At first, I doubted its capability until its productivity came to life. This small machine is super perfect. It's portable and works just like any other pro mixer. I'll recommend it to anyone

Barely works right lots of feedback. Would not recommend.

I encourage you to watch the video for this product. I was unsure about getting this, but I really wanted to learn how to use one. This is compact and the $31 price tag makes this enticing. There is no program to download when using on a PC. I want to stress that I'm a newbie at this. It took me a while to understand how everything connects and works. The instructions could be more insightful or perhaps I'm just getting to slow and old for tech. Still, this is a good starting point. The microphone plug is an XLR, so you'll need a microphone with one or have to buy an adapter for other connection styles. There's no power cord, it powers up once connected to my computer. So far, I'm not using this to its full potential. It does have a lot to offer for the price, even if just getting it out of curiosity. I have no experience to compare this to anything, but so far, I'm happy with it.