Numark DJ2GO2 Touch – Compact 2 Deck USB DJ Controller For Serato DJ with a Mixer / Crossfader, Audio Interface and Touch Capacitive Jog Wheels,Black

Best controller for the money 🤑 Fun and weight is not too heavy works perfect for my next DJ gigs

Great for a small set party gathering. It will do the job and fun!

Love this thing!

Numark dj2go2 TouchPRO - Browsing KnobPRO - Better for scratching (i really don't care about this feature & feels cheap anyway)PRO - Ultralight & CompactPRO - Built-in sound card (16-bit) for direct audio output to speakers or headphonesPRO - Numark advertises standard MIDI mapping for broader software compatibility; Hercules is focused on Serato DJ Lite/Pro.CON - No Bass & EQ KnobCON - Lacks channel faders and EQ controls (only has level knobs)CON - Feels cheapCON - Small knobs & pads. Small size might feel restrictive for complex mixing or larger handsHercules StarlightPRO - Bass & EQ KnobPRO - Better build qualityPRO - Better for big hands (Bigger knobs, pads & wheels)PRO - Bass EQ/Filter knobs per channel (can act as high/low pass filters)PRO - slightly higher 24-bit audio outputPRO - Hercules includes an FX pad mode for triggering effects, which Numark lacks. Easy onboard access to FX via the padsCON - No Browsing Knob (still can do that via laptop)CON - No EZ scratching surface BUT still offers it if you push a button (not a deal breaker for me)CON - Bigger / Heavier than Numark (but not by much)CON - No channel gain knobs; only volume and bass/filter per deck (gain is on laptop)CON - Numark advertises standard MIDI mapping for broader software compatibility; Hercules is focused on Serato DJ Lite/Pro.CON - Dead space at end of crossfader on Hercules - But you can tape it off with plastic or something

For the price, this has pretty much all of the essential features to DJ & excellent functionality. Combined with the app (paid version), I use it for practicing mixes, blends scratching etc & literally playing small parties & it has not disappointed!*Its output cable is a micro to USB A & I replaced the cable to a micro to type C to better suit the connection to my laptop. I would advise, if you gotta use a hub or dongle to connect this to your phone, iPad or laptop etc. Swap the output cable for a quality cable that allows for a direct connection to your device.

I got one of these units the day before my event and I plugged in the mini plug to the output and the other end into an amplified speaker. All I got was a lot of static and very little audio. Immediately contacted Amazon they replaced it and it had the same issue with the 2nd unit. The company sent me another unit got it today and same issue with the 3rd. I plugged directly into my computer I don't have a problem, I have an old Newmark mixer that is not compatible with the new software but the audio plays through it with no problem, even the DJ2go2 II plug it into the headphone jack and it works fine. I go through my event was running it off the headphone jack. Using Serato Pro software on a Mac with M1 chip. They advised to get a splitter and use the RCA cable out and see what that does. They suggested only plugging in one side which as we know don't always have this one channel of audio. I love the unit I wish it would work but I'm afraid I'm gonna be stuck with it. We'll see what happens.UPDATE Adapter didn't work and plugging in left or right by itself the static is not as bad but still pops and a little static. Tried Virtual DJ and Djay Pro and same issue. Played the music app on the Mac using the controller for audio out same static. Followed the Serato Optimization guide and everything is set correctly . Changed the buffer no change. No revolution so far for this controller.

This is the cheapest and easiest way to gain access to the Serato DJ Pro features. The cue headphone output is loud and works great. The Main output is useless, at least on Apple Silicon Macs. It is distorted even with the latency setting set to the highest (Google "DJ2GO2 Distortion" and you'll see many having the same issue), and the reason for my lower rating. The "Auto" pad mode is fairly useless (for anything but glitch) with only 4 pads and no ability to bank through the levels.

DJ2Go2 upgrade from first one but it’s portable, durable and simple that gets audiences & participants engaged. Mapping allows customization for even more dj mixing fun! It also doesn’t need an external power cable to power up.