8-Channel Audio Mixer DJ Mixer Sound Board Console with 16 DSP, USB & Bluetooth Connectivity, 48V Phantom Power, MP3 Input, Ideal for Karaoke, Streaming & Recording

We use this mixer for a mobile presentation system we built for our portable church. We don't use it for Sunday morning large gatherings. We use it for small presentations, member's meetings, and small worship nights. It works great. The Bluetooth capability is nice. You're not going to get excellent audio quality with this unit, but if you're looking for a cheap and small mixer for live situations, this does fine! We pair this with a few Bose S1 Pro+ units with the wireless XLR units for a really mobile presentation system.

I am a professional audio engineer. I own a large scaleProduction company. I bought this little mixer for my tool room. We are often in need of a small device to test microphones and amplifiers. Just needing a simple mic pre, and a signal source. Having switched phantom power on the inputs is a big plus.I would use this mixer for a songwriter duo, or a practice mixer for a small band. It sounds ok, and has some good features for the price.The aux masters seem to be unbalanced but doesn’t hinder what I need it for.The blue tooth works and is nice for background music.

I am very impressed with the audio quality and specs of this very cheap mixer. Cheap in value not quality. It is very quiet s/n wise. Very sturdy and well laid out controls. I highly recommend this brand and this unit.

Doesn't sound the best in my opinion

Worked great after first use. On next usages the right main volume control stopped working. Felt like the slider wasn't properly touching the circuit board which made me lose right channel audio. Messing with the control then gives you crackling audio like a bad connection. The length of the power adapter could be longer too. Its only about 3ft or so which barely touches the ground when set on a standard table.