Roland DJ-202 Compact DJ Controller | 2-Channel, 4-Deck Controller for Serato DJ Lite | Large, Low-Latency Platters | Iconic Roland Drum Kit Sounds | Advanced ACB Technology | Compatible with Spotify

Plenty of useful features including FX, vinyl slip, BPM finding (tap), quick search (my notable favorites.) Build quality is decent, being made out of all hard plastic then with a glossy smoother plastic on the decks (note, could probably rub your skin off if you spin it enough.) The little pads are nice but maybe a bit stiff for my liking as it can be harder to press at a more precise time. But the Serato DJ Pro program costs way too much money. I think I should be able to use all my products features out of the box, and considering you can't use any other controller software with the DJ-202 I "borrowed a copy from a friend." It comes with a free lite version but nah. But if you actually get to use the software it's great! For a first time mixerer this was a great purchase.

I purchaced this to use at home rather than having to set up my DDJ-SX2 when preping a gig. The DJ-202 seemed to mirror SX2's lay out and at only £219 the perfect price. Honestly, I did not expect such a high quality controller for the money and I'm now considering using it in replace of my SX2. Not only is it incredibly more mobile but frankly other than the extra channels and the 2 MASTER (XLR, RCA) outputs (which I will replace with a small mixer) I think the Roland feels just as proffesional but on a smaller board. And has everything I need to keep performing at my usual standard.

The controller is a pleasure to use. The size is right for small gigs, sound is clean, jogs feel good. I mainly use it with VirtualDJ as this is my dj software of choice and all functions are mapped as expected - including the pads.

Have spent quite a few hours, sussing out all the features and mixing up a few tunes I've been working on. Easy to work with, probably more suited for beginners like myself, Obviously you need mixing software, so Serato or Traktor are probably a good start. The cost of having all these nice things can mount up, so make sure you know what your in for before you purchase mixers. But all in all the Roland DJ-202 is a nice piece of kit, this will provide you all the fundamentals of Dj mixing

Great unit for money but returned mine only due to wanting to use for live radio broadcast and found buttons were heard on mic. This would not normally be an issue for its intended use as music would be out of speakers so buttons would not be picked up. Really wanted to keep but for my use best to stick with a rubber keypad or quite mouse via software only and not a controller. For people doing club/party dj stuff this would be a great product.

Well.... Wasn’t disappointed,great deck,fun to use and sound quality is very good. Comes with basic Serato with a view to upgrade to pro,monthly instalments or a 1 off payment,think just under £100. Questions and points noted. When fader is middled there is slightly less sound and crossfader is a little slow at response if quick fadering (as someone stated above) I hope this can be fixed with a software update. All in all a great deck,lots of fun with minor fixable issues. 9/10

Software must purchased to use. Free version not good to use

Looking around amazon for my first controller this one stuck out the most not only does it look the most professional but the price was great too. Once I recieved it I was made up, looks great, sounds great and is fairly easy to use. Highly recommend.