It does have a few great features such as a capacitive (touch-sensitive) platter, "clickable" encoders and a somewhat premium build

The platter is nice, and the buttons work

The platter is nice, and the buttons work

Overall, it's a fun toy and a great way to introduce yourself to the world of scratch remixing without breaking the bank.

Pl-1 i love the modular nature of the controller

While I'd be happy to have the eye-candy buttons lighting up - this works really well and for about the same money as a Korg nano it is a much more solid set of controls.

In use the device felt solid, the encoders (knobs) felt a little cheap compared to the more robust BEHRINGER CMD STUDIO 4a but the overall experience was pretty good

I purchased this on the off chance that it would work with my DAW (Reaper) for midi transport control (and I like 'real' knobs and faders) -- it works rather nicely.

The infinite rotary encoders are probably the cheapest encoders ever built, and the fader could be better

The traktor mapping is great it controls plenty of

the jog is as good as it gets for a third party controller but i dig it even though its a little small

This thing is great

I think this controller is fun but based on my testing

It does have a few great features such as a capacitive (touch-sensitive) platter, "clickable" encoders and a somewhat premium build