USB Audio Interface EBXYA 24 Bit/192 kHz USB Soundcard Interface with MIC/XLR/Line Inputs, High Fidelity XENYX Mic Preamps for Recording, Streaming, and Podcasting

I am looking at doing some video blogs and came across this new mixer. Decided to take a punt because it was very small and allowed me to connect a mic, etc into the inputs and then connect to my MAC. It was very easy to set up and I use a bunch of MAC app tools that I already had. The controls knobs are very accurate. It also allows you to connect externals speakers which I have not done yet, but then you hear everything suppose to hearing from the MAC. Overall high quality unit, and highly recommend for any musician.

I use it as an audio interface for recording guitar into my pcthe instructions were a bit confusing but after a bit of trial and error i got everything working okI'm happy with this product

Works well but very noisy pre amps on the inputs.

Where to start?The drivers just call it 'headphone' and 'microphone' which is fun when you have multiple devices.Sometimes it decides to load into the menu's but just not work.The inputs distort long before the peak lights come on.It disconnects itself randomly after five minutes (sometimes), or three hours (other times).Continuous electronic clicking noises on the analog output.Maybe mine is faulty: I'm not going to bother to find out, it's going to the dump.

Very happy with this audio interface. If you are doing podcast or recording your voiceovers or any purposes and want to sound very professional this is lovely. it’s powered by usb. Has all the cables and adapters you would need. It took a little bit of google searching as it’s first time using an interface but it I figured it out and it is quite straightforward.

Audacity and Music Maker seems to recognise the interface but does not pick up any sound from mike plugged into interface. Any suggestions , is interface faulty or am I missing something. I am a beginner.

I'm a novice podcaster and wanted something that was easy to use focusing on sound quality above all else. I've paired it with a second hand Røde Procaster that I paid £80/$93 for. (I did a lot of research and this one is winner for the price I paid).The EBXYA feels well made as do the usb extensions provided.Once I have spent a bit more time with it I will report back. So far I'm pleased with my purchase.

Don't recommend getting this it doesn't work with softwares like audacity and has lots of static. Don't buy this