You cleared up a lot of the concerns I had about it. When you think about the fact that you're taking two large turntables and a mixer then trying to cram them down into an IPhone it seems like it would be dead in the water from the get-go.

I highly doubt you're going to see anyone professionally mixing with this but I bet it would be really great for road trips and just in a small house party environment where you're mixing more for ambiance instead of trying to be the show.

EQs are terrible… when you cut the lows it cuts a lot into the mid-range frequencies so it's really no good for killing bass effectively during the mix. But the FX slider is nice.

It's hard to manipulate all three EQ ranges at once on a single channel because they are so close to each other, but grabbing one EQ from both channels lets you effectively multitask between them.

Pitch bend works well.

The flashing beats visually on the wavelength do help a bit with the beatmatching and half-way make up for having no BPM counter… but if you know your music you can manage anyway.

That's all I wanted to say off hand without writing an article on this! I think it's still worth it in the end if you find yourself away from your decks and wanting to practice some mix ideas.