The preamps are decent, cant hear much difference between it and units that cost 7X - no wonder why it's the best selling interface on the market (cant go wrong)

The Focusrite preamps are much quieter than the Behringer

The pros of this interface are as follows:- Absolutely amazing mic preamps

Nice sounding quiet preamps, the unit looks and feels more solid, the sample rate goes up to 192kHz which is welcomed since I do my field recordings at the same sample rate and this allows me to process/edit my sounds in Izotope RX4 and Ableton Live 9

the preamps on this Focusrite interface sound almost as good as the ones in my current interface

Decent preamps, full of useful features, works seamlessly with Logic.

Very clean preamps

Works well with Logic Pro X, very good quality and preamps

As you can tell it is super versatile, taking in either two mics (with great sounding mic preamps I might add), or plugging in directly with a guitar (The unit will take XLR or ¼“ instrument cables).

they are truly plug and play and the preamps in them are very clean for what youre paying for.

working nice and perfect! very high quality preamps and crystal clear

Preamps are also very clean and my recordings have definitely inproved

Superb preamps, smooth knobs, and crystal clear audio

Works out of the box on my Win, Mac and Linux boxes as simple plug and play (did download Win drivers as in the instructions though)

Perfect for simple people like my self as well as for professionals too

The only thing I really have to compare this to is an older Avid M-box (also USB) that my brother got

The Focusrite is as good as the M-Box.

I have been using an M-Audio Fast track for years, and figured an interface is an interface