I had the old design from this particular company. For a home studio, it is truly the best there is. It just stopped working after 9 years.

Having used this particular card in a professional field for 5 years and having tried several others in the same price range, I can easily say that the sound quality it delivers is not just good but of professional level.
As for vocals, it has incredible sound capture in any environment with almost any microphone. It perfectly captures the entire vocal timbre flawlessly, as if you are listening to the artist live.
It offers the same quality when recording instruments

I don't know much about sound cards as I only use it for amateur use (voice recording) but I have to say that I am satisfied! It is easy to use, I do not notice any delays and the sound quality is very good! I also like the air function it has, it makes the voice sound very clear. The light around the gain is also useful as it shows if it is peaking. The software it offers is also worth it! I have been using it for about 1.5 years now and I have not encountered any problems at all. I recommend it!

In the DAW that I use, it has completely changed the intensity aspect to the point where I can't really understand at what intensity the sound is being produced. It is useful if you want to record instruments like guitar, etc., otherwise it is not necessary because it does not have a significant impact on sound quality

Well guys, I use it for audio out for Ableton (in live gigs).
No issues with latency. No drop-outs.
Yes, it has an XLR input (not even a combo), but it doesn't bother me at all.
The USB3 is excellent! Very easy installation on Windows 10. Also, the two jack outputs (not RCA) are a plus, unlike many other sound cards.

A plethora of free plug-ins (for DAW! Not for live performance).

In a few words.... excellent!!! Worth every euro!

Very good, high-quality construction with many inputs and functions, very low latency with direct monitoring, and comes with many digital gifts that set you up for home recording within an hour, and especially for the price on Black Friday, it was a steal. The best purchase I've made recently!

Very good construction and I can say that I am very satisfied with its value for money. Very clean voice recording and no Delay at all! It also has Air Mode on the microphone, which cleans it even more.

Two things concern me about its use:
1. In the input where I connect the guitar, even if I turn up the volume of the card halfway, when I play loudly, the frequency reaches very high and slightly distorts the sound. (But considering its price, it is the best possible result I have found)
2. It does not have an input for MIDI Platform. But to find something in this price range, you have to sacrifice a lot of quality, so it's not worth it.

Overall, it is a very good card to start with! To justify an upgrade and go for something better that makes a real difference, one would have to pay an additional 100€ and go for the Motu M2, but that might be for a more advanced level.

The best value for money I have ever bought in my life.
Even if you don't like the sound card (which is unlikely), just the software it comes with as a gift when you buy it is worth the price of the card.
It's ridiculous the quality you get for this money. It is highly recommended without any doubt. Go for it.

As an entry-level sound card for someone who wants to do amateur recording or broadcasting (YouTube, etc.), the card delivers exactly what it promises. Small, elegant, and sturdy construction.

Anyone who wants to see a good review of its electronics can do so from master David Jones here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8onqBc5iTB4. There is also a comparative review by Julian Krause here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSgzF79ivd0.

As mentioned in the negatives, it is not recommended for low impedance headphones, as the relatively high output impedance significantly reduces performance. Also, the headphone connection does not automatically mute the monitors, so if there is a microphone, positive sound feedback will be created.

In conclusion, a very good value for money choice, but we need to be aware of its limitations.

It created issues sometimes and produced clipping and noise in the headphones. It would be fixed by restarting the computer. It is not recommended for use with headphones above 80 Ohms. It cannot properly drive them. They play at a moderate volume. In all other aspects, it was perfect

Quality construction, low latency, absence of noise, easy setup, and helpful videos for the very useful accompanying software. Ideal for a single person home project.

Very good sound card from what I have tested. I use it to record guitar. I connected it to a Mac Mini with M1 chip and everything worked immediately without drivers. The only problem I had was that the connecting cable of the card had an issue... It was probably short-circuiting somewhere and constantly giving a warning (both on Windows and Mac) that it draws more power than the USB ports can provide. As soon as I changed the cable, everything was fine!!

I have experience with many PC cards and professional systems. For a small home studio and a portable solution, I can't think of anything better. Very good collection of input programs.

High-quality construction, connects to the computer via USB and is recognized immediately. After that, the product must be registered on the Focusrite website and the drivers installed. It provides two inputs (one for a microphone and one for a musical instrument). On the back, it has dual outputs for powered speakers (L+R), and on the front, it has one output for studio headphones (1/4 inch Jack connector), all of these for monitoring what you are playing and what the software mixer is playing.

Important: If you want to listen to what you are playing live with your musical instrument during recording in a suitable program (some provided by the Focusrite website), it is necessary to have speakers or headphones connected directly to the Scarlett - you cannot listen from the speakers connected to the computer or the USB headphones, etc. The Scarlett must be both the input and the output, meaning the recording source and the live playback source simultaneously.

Excellent sound performance, very good starter software (especially Ableton Live), completely plug and play.
I use it in my home studio for recording and instead of an amplifier in combination with a monitor or headphones.
Years ahead of similar products from line6 that I had in the past.

From the most high-quality sound cards.... incomparable and even more so for this price... personally, I installed it in my home studio. And literally, it raised the recording levels significantly... and the sound quality it provides to the monitors... compared to a Lexicon I had... I recommend it without hesitation... good construction, high-quality, and reliable.

For recordings without many requirements, it is just what you need and a guaranteed purchase. Anyway, now if you study a good application like REAPER, you can do many things without additional hardware. I don't have any latency at all, and even if you have it, it can be adjusted if you watch a tutorial, for example.

I use it with Presonus Eris 3.5, perfect combo for the money for home studio or even for simple use in movies/music/games.

Awesome card! Great upgrade from gen 2 with balanced output jacks!

No latency at all, plenty of applications along with the market.

The best sound card for the money.

Awesome sound quality when using them with good speakers or headphones! Very important that it gives you a license for Pro Tools and Ableton Live and many others (RED PLUGIN SUITE, ADDICTIVE KEYS, 3 MONTHS FREE OF SPLICE SOUNDS, UJAM)