Audio Mixer 4 Channel DJ Mixer with USB/Bluetooth - Compact Recording

In this review of the 4 channel audio mixer from Aveek the bottom line is simple: it is a compact, portable mixing console aimed at content creators, DJs and home studio users who need flexible inputs and simple recording. The mixer stands out for its built-in PC recording chip and multiple connection options, so someone wanting straightforward plug-and-play recording to a computer or USB drive and Bluetooth playback will appreciate it. The review focuses on practical use, reliability of the connectors and how the DSP effects and 48V phantom power perform in everyday setups.

Key Features

• 4 Channel Inputs: Two XLR/1/4' combo inputs plus multiple 1/4' and RCA inputs let you connect microphones, guitars, keyboards or CD players without adapters.
• Built-in PC Recording Chip: Plug the mixer into a computer via Type-C and record directly with no extra software needed for quick, high-quality captures.
• USB Drive and Bluetooth: Play MP3s from a USB stick or stream music from a phone via Bluetooth for background tracks or reference playback up to about 15 ft.
• 48V Phantom Power: Switchable phantom power on channels 1 and 2 supports condenser microphones while keeping noise low for cleaner vocal recordings.
• 99 DSP Effects and 3-Band EQ: Built-in reverb/delay presets and a 3-band EQ per channel let you shape tone and add ambience without external processors.

Who It's For

The mixer is best for solo podcasters, small live streamers, karaoke hosts and hobbyist DJs who need a compact desk mixer that records to a PC or USB drive and accepts both balanced XLR and line level sources. Its Bluetooth and USB playback options also suit party or event use where quick music playback is useful.

It is less suitable for large professional studios or touring rigs that require many more channels, advanced routing or built-in multitrack recording interfaces. Users who need wireless output streaming to powered speakers over Bluetooth should note the Bluetooth is for input playback only, not output streaming.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Versatile input set with two XLR/1/4' combos and multiple line level jacks for flexible connectivity.
• Convenient built-in PC recording chip for plug-and-play capture without additional software.
• Useful creative tools including 99 DSP effect options and 3-band EQ for on-the-fly tone shaping.

Cons

• Bluetooth functions as an input only and cannot connect to an output device, which limits some wireless workflows.
• Four channels limit use in larger live or studio multitrack situations.

Specifications

Channels	4 channel
Inputs	2 XLR/1/4' combo, 1/4' L/R and RCA L/R
Outputs	2 XLR balanced, 1/4' TRS balanced, 1/4' AUX
Recording Interface	Built-in HD PC recording chip via Type-C
Power for Mics	Switchable 48V phantom power (channels 1-2)
Effects	99 DSP effects with reverb/delay
Playback Options	USB flash drive MP3 and Bluetooth input

Our Verdict

The Aveek 4 channel mixer is a practical choice for creators and small event users who need a compact, easy-to-use console with direct PC recording, multiple input types and built-in DSP. It balances connectivity and creative tools at a reasonable value, though larger productions will need a bigger board. For solo streamers, podcasters and DJs who value fast setup and flexible playback options, it delivers dependable performance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this mixer record directly to a computer?
Yes. It has a built-in HD recording chip and connects to a computer via Type-C for plug-and-play recording without extra software.

Does the Bluetooth work as an output to speakers?
No. The Bluetooth feature accepts input from phones or tablets for playback; it cannot send audio out to a Bluetooth speaker.

Which channels support phantom power?
Channels 1 and 2 have switchable 48V phantom power for condenser microphones.