Behringer X Air XR16 4-stars Reviews

Great for the price, built in router a bit weak.

Had a couple of these in hire stock for small corporate gigs (leave them on stage with the amps, setup in minutes, minimal cable runs etc etc)

Auto mix is great for a desk of this price, and it's got pretty much all you need for a small corporate gig.

Wifi router is not the best though, so ended up using it with an external router, which is a pity as it adds an extra bit to carry / setup. But, they are so cheap, what can you say?

8/10

Great, but get the 18

This is brilliant, have no complaints, I did upgrade to the XR18, and giving the multi track and playback option is must better. And as there's not much price difference, I'd advise people would upgrade to the XR18 instead of this.

But if this is all you can afford, there will be no complaints and will do the trick!

For this price - verry good, but...

Bad integrated Wi-Fi.

Verry fragile antenna.

Minimal a big world

It is so simple if you are related with digital mixers like x32. If you want much more aux you can prefere to take xr18. It is portable and usefull.

One box soloution

I purchased this mixer as a one box soloution to my needs as a keyboard player doing a variety of gigs. Because it is so easy to reconfigure i can quickly load a setup to use it as a di box with monitor returns to in ear monitors or a band pa desk or personal PA system. It serves my needs from small venues to festivals. The build quality is robust and the audio fidelity is very good. The control software has some inconsistency across platforms and doesn't have a sensible set of default values. This can be troublesome in a gig situation if you need to swap platforms during a gig.(the tablet battery went flat on a gig and i had to use ipad to mix the remaining 30 mins of gig.) All things considered this is a very good quality desk with a small footprint and maximum flexibility. highly recommended.