Now I can listen with headphones to my music source and also hear phone ring, not missing a thing.

The reviews for "Just Mixer" didn't really help me decide if this would serve my purpose, but the price made it worth the risk

So over all:Great price & look but poorly considered placement of USB port.

Reasonable price, can adjust relative level for each computer as well as master level, and it is USB powered so does not require batteries (it does work on batteries too).

Ok i've been looking for a product that will connect my mix linout from my computer and DI from interface, while re-amping at the same time, this thing did a good job,

Works as advertised

Product worked as advertised.

The seller was responsive as well and assured me that they stand behind their products

Great product and seller.

It works great with controlling two volumes at once and has both sounds go into one output

and I could not get to a decent volume without a lot of distortion

So I can hear a game, and through a headset also hear movies/music - but nobody in game can hear what I'm listening too.the unit:Battery power is best to avoid hum - otherwise be prepared to isolate power cables into this small unit.

If you're all line inputs this is a decent tiny battery powered mixer, but you can really only use el'cheapo mikes or mikes with a pre-amp output of some sort

It is simple enough to use for a small gig and the battery power is a bonus.

I have some very nice vintage air suspension speakers that still sound great

( mixed ) and use a ear-set plugged into Just Mixer (instead of classic speaker )

it is super compact, i use with 2 mp3's and a powered speaker, sweet!!!!!

While this device might work for someone whose just looking for a quick solution and not worrying about the little details and sounds that might happen

Given that, device is almost unusable for any practical purpose

This is a great little device to mix 2 1/8" stereo line sources.

I don't need to use this mixer as a portable device, but it's nice to know that it would be easy to use in the field given its small size

The only thing I found is that there is a lot of RF noise (clicking, buzzing, humming) when I connect my iPhone to the same USB hub, but that is to be expected since it such a powerful RF device

The mixer works fine and I'm unable to reproduce the problems I was having before

I probably had an odd use case but this is working great for me

Simple, cheap, works well

This works great as expected PROVIDED that you plug it into enough power

This worked perfect, even able to adjust the balance of each source so it sounds like it's coming from the correct monitor . =

The size and portability are awesome, but it just does not work as a mixer

could be improved ( gain and volume and channels input size to 3/4" ) .

The size and portability are awesome, but it just does not work as a mixer

This is the best solution I could find for mixing 2 3.5mm stereo inputs into 1 3.5mm stereo output

It can run from 2 x AA batteries but that is not a good long term solution for a stationary setup like mine.

I needed a better solution, and this was the cheapest one I could find on Amazon

I work at home frequently and like to listen to music from my phone while I work but sometimes need to listen to audio from my computer; I needed a solution where I could listen to both (not simultaneously) without having to constantly plug/un-plug audio connections to my one set of computer speakers on my desk

I don't use the balance/gain controls or the Aux input - so maybe there is a cheaper solution to my

Seems to be poor quality control

Works well, great control over input volumes

You just have to turn down the gain control to eliminate static noise when first using it.

Output signal contains a lot of static noise when master volume set to value higher than 1/10

Connecting input source (electric violin in my case) doesn't change amount of static noise in output

but i was plugged into the micro usb power and it would sometimes have static noise on idle without sound until i turned it off and on again.

UpdateI got email from the seller, suggesting that static noise can be caused by low quality power supply