Numark Mix II Controller Set for Beginners with Built-in Party Lights Mixer for Serato DJ Lite and Algoriddim djay Pro AI

Way too small

Key Highlights:All-in-One Party Starter: The built-in party lights are a showstopper! They sync with the music, instantly creating a vibrant and fun atmosphere that enhances the party experience.User-Friendly Design: With 2 decks and an intuitive layout, it’s incredibly easy to use. The controls are responsive, and the jog wheels have a professional feel, making it perfect for learning the basics of DJing or practicing transitions and mixes.Versatile Connectivity: It’s compatible with a wide range of DJ software, including Serato DJ Lite, which is included. Setting it up with my laptop was quick and seamless.Portable and Lightweight: The compact size makes it easy to carry to parties, gatherings, or small gigs. Despite its portability, it feels sturdy and well-constructed.Great Sound Quality: The audio output is crisp and clear, ensuring your mixes sound fantastic, whether you’re at a house party or a small venue.Why I Recommend It:The Numark Party Mix II is perfect for beginners who want to dip their toes into DJing without breaking the bank. It’s also a great addition for experienced DJs looking for a fun, portable option for casual events. The combination of functionality, ease of use, and party-ready features makes it a must-have.If you want to be the life of the party, this controller will not disappoint. Highly recommended!

I love the product. Good for home party and small gig. It’s professionally beginner. Worth the money

So I read a lot of reviews and was hesitant. I saw mixed reviews but I saw a lot of reviews on how it was decent for the price and if you’re a beginner. I am a complete beginner to DJing and have not touched a board in my life, I was extremely excited to get this one and start going at it. I will say my review is an honest 4/5 stars after 24 hours. It has been easy to navigate the board and know the basics, it’s a lightweight board that’s maybe 18” so it’s not your big fancy board and some that knows what they are doing might think this board is too simple. For beginners this board is a lot of fun it’s super cool and the lights on it add to the show. The hardest part is finding a software that works for you and finding out how to link the board to the software, for me VirtualDJ has been the best so far. Anyways, for beginners this board is perfect and should last a little bit before you wanna advance up to a new board.

Pretty good quality mix between metal and plastic. Pretty light for its size. Looks really cool with the lights on. Some features didn’t work with my specific dj software but everything else was good.

This board is not bad build wise but the connectivity is horrible. It randomly crashes and disconnects from my MacBook and when it does it stops playing the music. It will work for hours and then randomly stop. I have to exit serato and reopen it and it takes about a minute to reconnect. I’m returning this asap

good for starter. but I am having some trouble in operating it and changing tracks.

What can I say, this is a great novice mixer. In college I was a Technics MK1200 and Numark guy. That was a super long time ago. Having experience with Numark products it was a natural choice when I wanted to get back into mixing AND teaching my 10 year-old how to spin the virtual wheels of steel. This console hasn't disappointed.BUT oh I wish I had researched all of the software that claims to be compatible. Here is the short story: not all software is compatible with the computer operating systems listed. Saying the software works with MacOS or Windows 10/11 is slightly misleading. The software may be generally compatible with an OS but not specifically compatible with that OS on a particular computer device. The sound card may not be supported, or you may need more RAM, or in some cases the chipset isn't supported.This was a WTF moment for me. I tried every software platform that is claimed to be compatible with this mixer and found hiccup and glitch time and again.I advise knowing the software's system requirements before buying any mixer. Then once you know your device will work with the software shop for a board. I'm very happy with this mixer. But I'm not happy that to get the full experience of the available software I had to buy another computer. That was my solution. There are other solutions. I personally like an excuse to get a new computer. But not everyone wants to make that kind of investment for a starter mix board and a basement hobby.