Millenium Pocket Mix

Very useful

This is a really versatile and useful mini mixer. Everything does what it should. Only thing I’d add is a power switch but it’s perfect otherwise.

Cheap and average quality mixer

Super easy to use, quite robust. Sound quality is... good enough for anyone who considers a 30€ mixer :) It is not bad, but remember this is not a professional tool.

Ok for small-scale use, lacks features for more

I'm using the Mixer for battery powered mobile applications. It is one of few handling Mic-Input with only 12v Power Supply. It mixes down all signals to Mono, there is no Stereo.

The Sound quality is ok, no noticeable noise

Biggest drawbacks:

Not capable of amplification, very low output level

No Master-Level control, just input level controls

No Phantom Power

Nice little Mixer for the price

Bought this little Mixer to enable me to plug both my guitar and a laptop with backing tracks into my Guitar amp. Seems to work a treat at the moment.

My only issues with it are, it was sent out without a UK 12 volt power supply which meant paying extra for an adaptor and that the lead from the power supply was not very long

I have not had it very long, but seems to be quite robust but only time will tell if the electrics hold up okay.

Really NOT recommendable!

I was looking for something compact and simple for solo gigs, to mix my stereo tracks with my mic input (and optionally my guitar) and feed a mixed signal directly into a PA power amp. This product looked really promising and the construction was really solid. But when I used this for a live setting, it failed miserably. The mic gain was so badly mismatched with the other inputs it was ridiculous. I could not get sufficient volume on the mic channel even after maxing everything. And once the master output was maxed, it was impossible to balance the signals from the other channels. Needless to say, I did not have a good performance that night :-(