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Got this on sale. For the price this thing is great mobile option.

Near professional quality recordings

Used to say NEAR on the outside, now it says BOGEN. But it's still a good speaker.

You have 24\7 chat support if you need help, can control using a laptop\desktop or a mobile phone

we have a mobile big screen on wheels for focus groups in our office. the tray under it currently has an xbox & now this little gaming capable PC. we do market research for gaming so its quite appropriate for us to have :) immediately was able to upgrade to windows 11 without issue. it does get loud when utilizing the GPU even a little bit but understandably so considering they fit a desktop GTX 1660 Ti in there SOMEHOW. i love it. would buy another personally if i had the cash

If you are a mobile gaming 100% worth the money in my opinion. Clear video, good battery, and light.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love to hear this while I play mobile gaming the effects it has wine playing makes me feel like I'm actually in the game

I won a year of stream deck mobile and have been having it ever since putting it to use whenever I stream and even when I'm not just to make it easier whilst I'm gaming. Works great with minor connection issues but in all honesty a great price and a great tool for all streamers!

I HAVE 17 CANAN DSLR CAMERA AND THIS ONE IS NEAR THE TOP OF THE LIST.

A very simple yet well made mixer. I use a QSC TouchMix or Mackie 1202 VLZ for jobs that require more control or output routing but this is mounted in my mic rack for straightforward mobile DJ jobs and as a backup. It sounds very clean and works exactly as it should. I tried the Denon DN-312X because on paper it has better features such as an output meter and mono send - but it feels cheap, sounds awful and the channels bleed through even when turned all the way down. The Rolls RM67 has non of those issues. Pros: -No noise or bleed on the mic channels. -The EQ dials on the mic channels really help avoid feedback without making them sound thin. -Over all it sounds good. -The dials have a good resistance and feel very sturdy. Cons: -The mic inputs don't have locking XLRs so the cords can fall out in transit or if pulled on. - The EQ dials on the RCA channels are very subtle, a bit too subtle for my preferences. It would be great of they were much more powerful in cutting low frequencies. - There is a POP when you turn on this mixer on so be careful with an amp or powered speakers already plugged in and turned on. Things I wish were included: - If this had a 2ed zone output with independent volume control it would be an ideal mobile event mixer.