Numark NVII - Intelligent 4-Deck DJ Controller For Serato DJ (Included) With Dual High Resolution Displays, 5-Inch Metal Platters, 16 Velocity Sensitive Pads and Toolroom Artist Packs

The other half loves it! Great mixer!! It's given him the opportunity to turn our kitchen into his very own night club. Not sure the neighbors are impressed with the loud music 🎵 all the time now but we love it

Absolutely perfect for your dj needs. Cant fault it. It's so simple and easy to use as soon as you have got serato installed on your laptop. I had one problem with my set-up and found out that my old laptop could run serato however the amount of tracks on my laptop the memory couldent handle the demands of the controller so I had to use my newer laptop. Best controller I have ever brought by far amazing for one man dj's or as part of a group.

Upgraded from the Numark Pro to this baby, I love how you can control Serato completely from the deck. It's good that you get Serato Pro with it too. Highly recommended to anyone.

The media could not be loaded. crap quality ive had the numark nv2 for 2 months now and the crossfader dont work properly the output on the volume is very weak & at the bottom of the cross fader where the plastic film has bubbled up.

It great set but there is few point where it decided to messing the sound around, Like recently, I think the soundcard is completely broken. Had lots of issue so i've given up, brought new controller... I would recommend you to buy Pioneer one. This is too expensive.

solid build, good sound quality, works beautifullymy only dislike is SeratoDJ, so using VirtualDJ 2020 instead

Amazing product used it with both Serato and Vdj. No issues.

I've been using Numark gear for a year now and upgraded to the NVII's. I like how it's laid out except that the loop station is not isolated on the decks. It's great that Serato DJ comes with the decks as a plug and play. My issues started with the left platter where:1) Sometimes the left platter would not be able to search or scratch and instead just shifted the song faster or slower, even when pressure was applied on the top as intended use.2) Sometimes when a song that was playing was paused, it would continue rolling on the screen and it would freeze up upon trying to load the next track.These 2 issues alone are not things I was expecting from decks that cost half a grand.The audio quality issues then came about when I started mixing songs out of the BPM set. There seemed to some odd occurrence where the bass would sort of echo at the previous bpm, making it sound out of time even when in time. It wasn't a super noticeable feature to someone who isn't a DJ or trained musically but it would sound slightly off even to them. For me it was a deal breaker. I'm annoyed as these decks would have been perfect as a 4 channel controller for me.Instead, I plan to save and buy the DDJ-800 from Pioneer. I would recommend to anyone thinking of getting these to think again and potentially get the DDJ-400 for 2 channel or save and make the larger jump to the 4 channel DDJ-1000.