TOPPING E2x2 OTG USB Audio Interface - Ultra-Linear Preamp & Powerful Headphone Amp,Optical Output, Dual Mobile Streaming, Zero-Latency, 192kHz/24bit Recording, PC/Mobile Compatible (Black)

I've had many audio interface in the past 20 years, all the brands, and this one is in my opinion very good for its price. I wanted something where I could have guitar, bass, microphone, and an extra line for synth, and this one does it. It has a VERY clean sound, absolutely no static, and although it has support for 2 pair of headphones, that's not something I've needed thus far. It was instantly recognized by my new MacMini Pro, and I'm more than happy with my purchase. It comes with its own (downloadable) digital interface, which makes it easy to mute, unmute channels, etc. Some things I've had troubles with prior to this unit, is volume of instruments or microphone in the DAW. No longer so - high volume, still clean sound. If you need a bit more that just a guitar and a microphone input, I'd say give this one a try. I have it set to 48000 Hz, but you can do 192000 Hz if you'd like. It's very solid in its build, made of metal, sturdy, not a toy. Knobs feel soft and easy to manipulate.

This is a really well designed audio interface. It's overall look and feel reminds me of classic 2x2 audio interfaces of the past. The knobs feel really great and it has multiple knobs, which is great. you don't have to click a button to active then turn the one knob that is on the interface like other interfaces do. So you can quickly adjust levels with ease.The overall sound is great and the preamps are nice. I have tested these and should have enough power to drive even something like the sm7b. The headphone output is really great and loud and packs plenty of power.The overall feel of this interface is nice, a flat black matte finish does not pick up finger prints and gives it a professional feel.This does not include any recording software but it makes up for that with its control software of the interface. With that software you get different mixes and virtual playback routing options, loopback and OTG, so you can connect your phone or ipad and stream audio between the 2.The one downfall but seems to be a tread lately is that it is USB-C but if you are using it with a standard usb cable, it will require you to use an additional usb-c cable to provide it power. Not a big deal just be aware.Overall I would recommend this interface for small recording at home or if you travel around and want something to put in your bag to use. It does require some extra power with non usb-c devices but it does offer an on and off switch.

This interface is wonderful. The included software (mixing software) is very sophisticated to my amateur eyes and is fully capable of my mixing needs. Sound is outstanding. I am using this as much a a mixer for public presentations using a microphone and an ipad sending out to powered speakers. I couldn't be happier!

This is a great interface fo beginners as well as some seasoned audio buffs who just need the basics. It works just well as other interfaces that cost much more money and gives you the option of two different color schemes, for the look you need in your home studio.

Physically the interface feels sturdy and well made. The connectors attach firmly and with confidence. I don’t feel like if my mic cord was yanked by accident that it would pull out easily.The controls work well and are intuitive. Simple connection to my computer via a single USB-C cable. I did not need to provide additional power with another USB-C cable, but you may need to depending on the output of your computer’s ports. The control software is pretty slick and allows to save mixes. For the price I think you get a lot of features and functionality. Definitely recommended!

This audio interface has elevated my recording setup. The ultra-linear preamps capture vocals and instruments with impressive clarity, and the headphone amplifier delivers clean, powerful sound. Its compatibility with both PC and mobile devices adds flexibility to my workflow. However, I found the software interface somewhat unintuitive, which made initial configuration a bit challenging.