Mooer Micro Drummer 4-stars Reviews

It's a cool and handy little practice gadget

I don't really enjoy the sound that much, it's difficult to pair it with the guitar sound (Especially if you're playing metal), but I guess what can I expect, both signals are coming out of the same speaker and there's no real mixing involved. Regardless, for practicing riffs against handy drum tracks in a lot of different genres, this is a perfect tool.

I like that by adding it to my FX chain, I can add reverb to the drums as well, this makes it sound better mixed with the guitar.

I mainly use the Punk, Rock, Pop and Metal tracks, I speed them and slow them down to practice my chops.

Nice little jam asistant

I was eyeballing something cheap enough to jam with at home, to not have to run a metronome and such. This seemed like a great option.

It is, at the end of the day, fairly limited to what kind of beats you can get, but it does have a lot of different ones. I've personally struggled with finding something dead simple 4/4 with no bells and whistles, suitable for a nice rock jam-out.

Soundwise - these are good. You can adjust the pitch pretty comfortably, making it dark, muddy or bright. The speed control isn't super comfy, but has a wide variety and doesn't seem to affect pitch much. Otherwise you can use tap tempo, but will have to finger in that tempo, as it's not bound to the on/off switch, and rather to a separate small button.

I was able to easily connect it via an instrument cable into a AUX jack adapter and into AUX IN of my amp. It has plenty of volume on tap, you will definitely not need as much at home :)

All in all, it's a usable and fairly cheap unit. But you might want to go for something more comfy.