Wrugste Audio Interface for Recording Podcasting and Streaming Ultra-low Latency Plug&Play Noise-Free XLR Audio Interface(24Bit/192kHz)+48V Phantom Power for PC

Si realmente no tienes el presupuesto para comprarte una interfaz muy costosa y necesitas una interface para comenzar esta es la que necesitas, el color no es me encanta pero realmente cumple su función con creces teniendo en cuenta el precio.

I use this interface when recording music, and even though it’s not a Focusrite, it still gets the job done, maybe even better.

the sound isn't bad but the gain has to be cranked to the max for "normal" audio. not ideal for serious recording

This works well with Audacity. It's built solid too!

1. I can only get one input channel to work; the second does nothing.2. This won't intake any sound from my attached mic (Shure SM58) unless the gain is ALL the way up, at which point the 'frying mosquitos' noise is prevalent. The audio I get in my headphones and computer is then VERY quiet. I tried recording a Zoom call with someone else and their audio is 10x lounder than mine. (This is after moving the mic/filter all around to try for a better angle.) Unusable.

It works for my intended purposes.

Works but after recording and hearing playback only come out of one side, had to step up to a Presonus device instead. Should have spent the money right the first time

Alright, for starters, this is mechanically similar to Focusrite 2i2 audio interface. My issue and why I returned mine is because because Wrugste has no audio drivers and no support down the line. I use Windows 11 and from what I see and hear is that it works fine on windows 10 and Mac. But having no driver support means weird issues that are not fixable will arise. What my unit did was crank up the volume to max and blast my eardrums out. I dont find it reliable and future proof to keep it and theres no way to fix the issue with this unit. I really hoped that the other reviews would have helped me make a better purchase, but if they are using windows 10 or macOS, they might not be experencing this issue.