The top mounted plastic dials are a bit too cheap-feeling for my taste and the fact is that you can get something better, from the same company, by just spending a few extra bucks.

Build quality is OK, but the knobs on top feel like hollow plastic that could break easy.

A far cry from cheap plastic Behringer products of the previous decade, this unit sports an all metal chassis and cover

Two styrofoam pads held it in place in an undamaged plastic bag, so it wasn't scratched in transit.

It's casing is hard plastic

it’s what you’d expect from a cheap plastic interface

Fit and finish is great, but material is cheap plastic.

Plastic, feels cheap, and just small audio gibberish I'll save yallOther thoughts

Yhe device was light weight and it had a cheap plastic feel to it

since it doesn't work as I intend it to, I'm giving it a 2 star until it gets fixed.

Works as it should no problems

Codecs did not work as they said they would on a Mac

For its price, it's about as simple and intuitive as it gets

Works exactly as he expected it to

I used this device to replace a Mackie ProFX 8 Mixer board for my voiceover work, as well as for lightweight music production.

The phantom power works as it should, although, there is but a single switch which means additional gear may be required if you are mixing sound sources that don’t play well with phantom power

I found this unit while looking for something a bit more portable than my normal setup, primarily for recording guitar and bass direct to laptop, as well as to drive high impedance phones and some voice demo work

n’t go wrong with this audio interface