Recx's video: I received this mystery box from Beatport

Hello, everyone, it's Recx here back with another video. I received this box from Beatport (Shout-out to Beatport for sending this package). Make sure to do the thing you people do with that red button. and also share this video with your human friends or.......... Follow: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/recxworld Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/recxworld Twitter: https://www.twitter.com.com/recxworld Soundcloud: https://www.soundcloud.com/recxworld _______________________________________________________ "DDJ-200" The controller is very light weight, you won't have any problem carrying it around and it's very similar to other Pioneer DJ controllers in the market. The controller has 2 decks and 2 channel mixer to control them. The mixer section is very familiar, 3 band eq's, a filter knob and volume fader for each deck but there is a new button which give a color effect to your transition when done with cross fader. Decks on the side are a little tricky, the pitch fader is large and very smooth, the performance pads have a click to them that i like, the jog wheel is smooth, but i really miss the browse knobs and performance mode buttons. For that you have to do some click-clicks on your laptop multiple times. Pro: + The controller is sturdy and well built. + Portable and lightweight. + Similar Design as pioneer's flagship controller + Can be used with a Power Bank + Long tempo fader and smooth volume faders + Can be used wireless or wired Cons: - Missing: - Headphone Jack. - Browse Knob. - Performance mode buttons - A little bit of latency over wireless connection. - Audio interface Not Included. Overall thoughts: It's a really nice controller and gives more than it's price, BUT there is a catch to it, if you travel very frequently like me then don't think too much just buy this controller. If you don't travel and are looking for a bedroom controller you might wanna go with the Pioneer DDJ-400 or DDJ-RB (it's just $50-$80 more). Trying to get rid of cables and you end up connecting more cables than usual (That's what I experienced). I personally use this for preparing my mixes while traveling. __________________________________________________________ Thanks guys for watching this video.