TONOR 2O2 Audio Interface for Recording, USB Audio Mixer for Podcasting, 2 XLR&6.35mm Channel Sound Board with RGB for Gaming & Streaming, Content Creators, Studio Quality, High Fidelity, TX510 Black

Very nice audio interface easy to understand the controls nice price easy to connect to my studio monitor

Shas great customer service.

The TONOR TX510 202 USB Audio Interface is an excellent budget-friendly option for home studio setups, offering clear, low-noise sound quality and a simple, plug-and-play design. It’s compact and sturdy, with two XLR/TRS inputs, phantom power for condenser mics, and latency-free monitoring. While it lacks advanced features found in higher-end interfaces, it delivers exceptional value for its price, making it ideal for podcasters, musicians, and content creators seeking professional-grade audio without breaking the bank.

I have only had this product for about half an hour. Giving it 5 stars, because it was cheap and immediately was recognized by my Arch machine!

Didnt show up on older mac Mini. Didnt work. Besides I didnt like the design with the output jacks on from (sloopy set up).Too many lights as well.

Definitivamente para el precio, es un gran poducto, sobre todo si estas comenzando o si estas explorando gustos y explorando para saber si es a lo que te quieres dedicar... El material de la interfaz me sorprendió, no parece de plastico ni que se vaya a estropear rápido (se comprobará con el tiempo)... la perillas, si parecen de un material mas barato.Con respecto para grabar, por el tiempo que lo estoy usando, hasta ahora, todo muy bien... al comienzo, tenia un sonido blanco muy fuerte, pero era porque no lo habia reconocido correctamente mi programa de grabación... Solo era conectarlo de nuevo... La latencia es buena, no es la mejor... pero es bastante buena... Y si le sabes mover a la config, puedes lograr latencias muy bajas.Estaré actualizando cada cierto tiempo mi opinión sobre este producto :D.

In testing this interface by Toner, I was impressed with the audio quality. I thought the knobs and buttons all had a good quality feel to them. I appreciated having the 2 microphone inputs, and 48v phantom power for condenser microphones, and pre amps. The layout of functions is very good, and it has all features clearly labeled. The white version has a slightly metallic finish, and I think it looks great. For my dislikes, I have just one. The gain control knobs have a 3-colour LED state to confirm the signal level, orange = under -20dBFS, green = at least -20dBFS, and red = at -6dBFS. My interface never leaves orange, unless I crank the levels well beyond usable, then it may light green momentarily. In general, I don't rely on these lights, but if it's an advertised feature it should still work. My verdict? I think it's a good looking, and solid performing interface, and I especially like the white. The gain status lights? Might just be my review unit? I'm going to keep using it though, I do really like it.

It’s a great simple little piece of equipment but my con on this one is when the mono button is depressed and lit up, it’s stereo. And when it’s up, it’s mono. Seems opposite to me. I also wish it had options for the XLR to plug into the back. Just for my usage of it. Otherwise, works great so far. I’ve had it connected to an amp and two medium speakers and I was able to control the volume without being near the amp. It also works without the amp.My next thing I’m going to use it on is recording to a YouTube channel.I love the style and simplicity of it. Was not needing a huge sound board for just 1/2 mics.UPDATE:I tested it for YouTube LIVE streaming and it has a terrible buzz in the headphone Jack. I tried to troubleshoot using different things and options. Nothing stopped it.Still find it weird that MONO button is depressed, it’s STEREO.Am having to return now after having so much fun with it. Makes me sad