That’s not to say there are no issues. The jog wheels are unimpressive at best. They’re helpful for finding your place in a song, but I can’t imagine trying to scratch or do any real DJ tricks with them. Limiting its usefulness in a live setting is the fact that there’s no mic input, and the only two audio outputs (cue and main) are 3.5-mm TRS jacks. It’ll do the job if you’re just looking to practice at home or DJ a small house party, but if you showed up to a club with this, you’d definitely get some looks.
Excellent Integrations
Chances are, regardless of your preferred DJ app or whether you’re using an iPad or a laptop or even an Android phone, the DDJ-FLX2 should work with your setup. I tested it with a MacBook Pro, a six-year-old Dell XPS, a base-model iPad from 2021, and a Google Pixel 7. I had few issues when connecting over USB-C (other than the port on my…
