With UFO202, I was able to record 4 DJ-Set demos of 1 hour each, without any problem. The equipment was recognized immediately. Simple and effective

Small 2-channel sound interface USB input output used to complement a USB mixer and thus be able to import old 4-track analog recordings into a digital audio application (1 track per channel). I was looking for a 4-channel input output console that could work with USB output or other digital output, but given the availability and price, I am even considering buying several to transfer 8 tracks this time!!) And it works perfectly!

I am simply "blown away"! Without a doubt the best 16-bit stereo card at this price! In any case, much better (for me) than the Asus Xonar U7 which cost me much more, both in terms of sound quality and USB isolation (whistling and interference on monitoring speakers with the Asus, whereas almost no interference with this Behringer).

Good for reading as a DAC: used to connect a low-cost tablet acting as a wifi player (internet radios and other music sites) to a HiFi amplifier. The sound is much better than using the tablet's headphone output. 4 stars for the sound quality. Plug and play but... the input is recognized by Windows 10 as "microphone" so mono (at best you can choose 1 channel: right or left). With my old Mac G5, the stereo input is recognized: the phono preamp does its job (RIAA correction I think) but it's better to keep the UFO away from transformers otherwise there is noise interference. Note: does not work with a powered USB hub, cannot be used as a standalone phono preamp (connection to the computer is mandatory).

super practical for putting my old vinyls on CD, including quite a few very rare pieces. plus, I use the Roxio LP to MP3 software, much more practical than Audacity for this kind of task.