Pyle 3-Channel Professional Wireless DJ Audio Mixer - Bluetooth 5.0 - USB Interface - XLR+6.35mm Mic/Line/Guitar Input - 3.5mm Mic Input - RCA - AUX - Headphone Jack - +48V Phantom Power - PAD33MXUBT

I bought this for a backyard wedding to enable us to capture the speaking for the ceremony itself (through a wireless mic), and to play some music for the procession/entrance of the wedding party, and then cocktail music afterwards.It was easy to set up, and worked great as a mixer for that! It has a built-in 1/4 inch socket for a typical microphone connection, and we used an Echomussy wireless mic as our PA microphone and that all worked great.Using this mixer allowed us to connect the mic to our receiver & speakers, and because the mixer has Bluetooth built in, I connected my iPhone to it to play music in the background and for the cocktail party after the ceremony.It all worked great - no noise, easy setup, smooth mixing.

I was wary about this product because of some of the reviews but I got exactly what was described and I put it through some testing when I unboxed it. It pushes audio perfectly without any static or failure. I am going to be using it for a retirement event and will update if it fails during that but so far it has not given me a reason to believe it would.Suggestion to the manufacturer is that it needs a power button. Right now the power button just changes the mode but I want an actual switch to shut the device off without unplugging it.

Product: I'm very pleased with the product; the materials look high-quality, the controls are good, and it's easy to connect and use. It's exactly what I needed for my audio setup. Delivery: There was a delay in delivery, but once reported, it was immediately addressed by Amazon. Good

I love the metal case assembled with screws. The construction, for the price, seems very solid. The pots and sliders aren't excellent, but are better than those I've seen on similarly sized and priced items.The Bluetooth input works surprisingly well.The documentation is poor, but a little familiarity with mixers, a little reasoning, a little experimenting, and you'll figure out the switches that change various inputs and outputs. Better docs would be welcome, though. The online support is minimal, and the manual link was broken when I checked it yesterday. YMMV.I did not not try USB audio output.USB audio input, for example, recording to computer, was a problem for me. I can't recommend the device for USB audio input. Here's why:- The manual cautions you not to plug into USB 3.0 host ports; it only tolerates 2.0. USB 2.0 is becoming harder to find on modern computers and hubs. The manual says you can't plug this into a USB-C port, even if you have a USB-C to USB-B cable; it says only use a USB-A host (flat plug) to USB-B peripheral cable, which is provided in the package.- You cannot use USB output and Bluetooth input at the same time.The other complaints I have about the USB may be due to configuration problems, though I spent a fair bit of time trying to tweak settings. YMMV, but I could not get rid of significant input noise testing recording of Aux In, both on MacOS or Linux (ALSA). My Linux saw the USB audio device as a "Jieli Technology UACDemoV1.0" delivering only single channel output, but my Mac seemed to record stereo. the recording quality was too poor to be sure.I'm still not sure whether I'm going to keep it or not. For the price, it's very solid. I just can't depend on it for recording over USB.

Use for a business. My tester loves the reverb. Both units ended up pulling an RCA port when removing the plug. Both units returned. Currently no better alternative to the Behringer xenyx 302usb for functionality and reliability.

It does exactly what the description says, good material, strong, the knobs feel good quality, the bluetooth work well.I did a soud check with a computer and my electronic drumset.. It worked perfect and the is not noises or interference

So far all different mixers I have tried this one by far is a good fit for my needs especially the Bluetooth set up, once got working I loved how sound crisp and clear. This in top running with my behringer and my prosonus and ebxya. So far I have and cons as of yet with this mixer.

Small enough to carry every time, nice sound and metal case.