Overall, a very good controller for battle mode. Not that you can't play house or something else, it's just that the layout of the knobs, pitch, channels, etc. is designed for this concept. I had a bit of trouble with the installation, but all's well that ends well. It didn't work for me on a MacBook Air when I connected it to a hub; I connected an adapter to type C on the cable that comes with it, and it works just fine (check the sound settings on the Mac to make sure they are set to the speakers, and uncheck and recheck the "use laptop speakers" option in Serato). For its price, it's very good, especially for beginners. Overall, a fair purchase.

Update: After a lot of use, I have to say it’s AMAZING!! And I’m from the old school (with vinyl). For many years, I had a resistance to controllers and the digital phase in general. With this and Serato, I openly admit that I changed my mind. Younger people generally have a different ear for sound and how they play music, so they might not get what I'm saying, but the technology available right now skyrockets creativity into the stratosphere!! It’s worth the purchase a million times over!

Quite good in its use and simple in its connection. Its negatives are the very small button on the cue as well as the quality within its frame. The sound card could also be more powerful. Otherwise, it is a good machine, it just should be at a lower price

For the money it makes, it is one of the best consoles, especially for anyone who wants to start with a dj program, either serato or virtual. Positive are the large jog wheels it has and the way you can use the program's effects. One disadvantage may be the small pads it has.