FIFINE Gaming Audio Mixer for Streaming, RGB PC Audio Interface, DJ Mixer with XLR Microphone Interface Volume Fader Individual Channel Design, Customized Soundboard for Podcast, Recording, Vocal-SC3

I'm really impressed with the FIFINE AmpliGame SC3 Gaming Mixer. For only $50, you get an XLR mixer with a ton of features that make it perfect for starting out in streaming, content creation, or just having a cool audio setup for gaming.The build quality exceeds expectations for the price - while lightweight plastic, it feels well-made with smooth sliders and nice rubbery buttons. It looks great on your desk too with customizable RGB lighting.In terms of functionality, it has way more than you'd expect like voice changers, pitch correction, sound effect buttons, and great microphone monitoring. The 48V phantom power and quality preamp mean it works beautifully with the included FIFINE XLR mic or other entry-level XLRs. More advanced mics may need a cloudlifter for enough gain.It's super easy to setup and use - just plug and play with your PC via USB. You can use it with XLR, gaming headset mic, or line in from multiple devices. Having the headphone jack and line out is great too.Overall, I'm blown away by the value here from FIFINE. If you're starting out or want an affordable all-in-one gaming mixer, the AmpliGame SC3 is an amazing option that punches way above its price point. Highly recommended!

The FIFINE SC3 is a game-changer for my setup. Clean design, great RGB lights, and super easy to use. The fader is smooth, and the XLR input makes my mic sound amazing. Perfect for streaming, podcasting, or gaming. Great value for the price!

This is a great budget XLR Interface. This interface is great if you’re a streamer/content creator! I use this with the FiFine AM8 with an XLR cable.To me I can notice the difference from using a USB to an XLR. It is more clear and feels very “podcast” like. I love the feel of the interface. It’s not too plasticky and the buttons are set out clear. I love how you can customise the colours to fit your set up aesthetic.As a streamer/content creator I love how you have options for a voice changer / auto tune. It makes it a lot of fun.You also have a quick mute button which is great for streaming.The only issue I have with this interface is the custom button. You record straight from the mic but the playback is not so great. The recordings sound like you’re under a tunnel. It’s also makes the mic very very quiet in discord, but other places it’s fine!Other than that, I think this is a great budget interface for streamers and content creators!

One of the best mixers I have ever used. I previously used Scarlet and Behringer. It's literally plug & play, no drivers needed to make this work. You can customise the led lights. I love Mic Monitor button. Mute buttons are so responsive and they are soft, they don't make noise when you press them. The only problem I experienced was change voice button has slight delay. I personally like the plastic finish, it's somehow very easy to move around because of that. Other than that, it's absolutely amazing for the price.

Great Audio Interface for the money. Basically plug and play, works a treat. Very responsive, and the sliders are brilliant along with the monitor function for headphones. Some of the features are a bit gimicky, however for the money it's a steal

Not good, it works but the wholePoint of a voice changer is that it changes your voice and can’t be reversed, what this mixer is doing is simply slowing down or speeding your voice input up and it can easily be reversed by taking a recording and putting it in to a video editor and slowing down to speeding up the recordings which reveals your actual voice.It’s okay for having a laugh in game chat but not worth the money if you buy a XLR microphone.It claims to work with otg in the manual on iPhones, however it will only work on modern iPhones that have usb type C. It works on the iPhone 15, but if you connect it to aniPhone 12 via listening cable it doesn’t work at allI can confirm that it works well on the PlayStation 5

Comes in a relatively small, well packaged box. Mixer itself seems pretty solidly built and it comes with two cables - one for the PC, one TRRS-TRS for mobile phone use as per the manual.No drivers needed, auto recognised in Windows quite merrily. Everything is clearly labelled so it's really easy to set up and use, which is probably good news for streamers/influencers.You don't NEED a sound card either (even though almost every PC has one) - the USB side of things drives the audio, you can plug either a headset with a mic in or like myself, plug an XLR in - the choice is yours.However - for me - I got this (this is my 3rd attempt) to replace a GoXLR mini that died (under warranty - thanks Amazon cos TC Hellicon still haven't responded to my ticket over a month later) and sadly, gonna be looking at a 4th as this didn't do the trick. Almost, but sadly having to return it.Why? Well, one, I didn't want to lose my soundcard as it's better quality than motherboard and this - I did put it into the line in, but not ideal and not really what I wanted.Secondly, the output wouldn't stop echoing. I have the line out of this going straight to an Elgato and.... it just wouldn't stop echoing. I thought it was something I set up - so I ditched everything so it just had input via USB and output and still it wouldn't stop echoing. I thought it might be a sound effect but nope - nothing enabled. All the cabling was what I used with the GoXLR which worked fine so I know the cables were fine.Shame cos it's a nice, cheap mixer compared to everything else. I know I could just get another GoXLR but as they closed all their support etc earlier this year, it's essentially a dead product now and again, a support ticked is still open and ignored over 5 weeks later.