A very good device for the price

The device is sturdy, the sound is clean and the features are exactly what I need for producing professional quality media on a home studio budget.

Overall a good device.

This is a great device for beginners to get into recording their own stuff.

Wonderful device, reasonably priced and tough as nails

This device is perfect for what I need to turn my nexus 7 into a portable recording device

This might be a fine device in noisy environments where you'd never notice the whine, but it's useless if you want crystal clear audio in more discerning settings

This device is absolutely great for the price

The device itself works fine, though it creates some issues with my iMac's sound car sometimes, but I suspect it to be the computer's fault and not the Lexicon.

In a world of "plug and play" options I found the Lexicon Alpha USB sound card to be an overly complex device to hookup, install and use.

The device itself works fine, though it creates some issues with my iMac's sound car sometimes, but I suspect it to be the computer's fault and not the Lexicon.

This might be a fine device in noisy environments where you'd never notice the whine, but it's useless if you want crystal clear audio in more discerning settings

This device exceeds my expectation

Due to updates with OSX, El Captain doesn't support this device, basically meaning that it's better used as a paperweight than anything else to mac users.

With this setting you will be available to enjoy this electronic device with your Mac

Excelent device

(I'll update this review if I try that).In my case, I can still use my old laptop for recording, and the next better devices above the Alpha are twice as pricey, so I will probably keep it.

But the device works well with another brand of software that I have.

:DThe Lexicon Alpha audio interface works as advertised using the well known ASIO4ALL universal device driver

Useless device - am going to try out others like Tascam (which I hate for not providing right drivers and support for legacy) and focusrite

(I'll update this review if I try that).In my case, I can still use my old laptop for recording, and the next better devices above the Alpha are twice as pricey, so I will probably keep it.

Also works as a D-to-A for monitoring or if you want to hook your laptop to a PA system

If I had money to burn I'd definitely go for something higher-end, but on my budget this box now works fine

, I'll probably get another, even though they're out of stock, seeing as I damaged mine.