BOMGE mini 2 Channel USB Audio Interface for Recording, Streaming and Podcasting, with XLR/48V Phantom Power,Studio Quality Audio Interface for Guitarist, Vocalist, Podcaster or Producer

Obviously I can’t comment on longevity but a nice looking device and seems to work well. A usb-c to usb-b is supplied,I also use a focusrite scarlett 2i2 which was 3 times the price but has lasted 4 yrs and still going strong. The BOMGE looks a little nicer with its fancy lighting, I can feel the quality of the focusrite when held. Happy with the BOMGE so far though.

Pretty decent for a budget model. I use it for a secondary setup, mostly as a guitar input. Does the job at the price point I wanted to pay.

I am using this to record vocals, drums to accompany my guitar. Really pleased with results.

Cheap plastic. Inputs are very unsafe and see through held together by Cheap glue. The top of the audio interface is a literal sticker, none if the nobs or buttons work and when it was plugged in the audio was super crackly, definitely not worth the purchase if you want your music to sound good

Very easy to set up, and works very well with my MacBook.

Does what it says on the box

Seemed solid for the price until I wanted to connect a Fethead to record audio. Didn't want to work at all.Might be fine for some people, but avoid if you want to add any level of clean gain.

I am using the BOMGE BMG-22M as I write this review, as an interface between my Roberts record deck and my old MacBook Air. I am using Vinyl Studio, as my software. The Roberts has a usb cable to connect to the computer but has no volume or gain control. I bought the interface to control and monitor the input volume into the software, it does just that, rather well at the moment, but I am on my first of very many albums to be digitalised. This would be a 5 star review but as so many other reviews state, the finish and feel of the interface feels cheap and flimsy. Time will tell but so far, so good.

No funcionaba muy bien. Lo devolví porque daba error.

Es un gran producto para grabar covers y transmitir, solo lo malo es que no tiene drivers y eso como que no me gusto tanto

Gets the job done

I first bought a small mixer, supposed to double as a sound card for a computer. It did not work, despite help from the web community. Could have been that it did not state it would work with Mac. So I returned it.This Bomge interface works like a charm! Plug-and-play, just connect the cable and my computer and different sound/music software found it directly and hassle-free. It is also powered through the USB cable, so no need for external power. And it has 48V phantom, necessary for some microphones (like mine).The unit feels sturdy and with smooth buttons, a strong signal, and good sound quality.

Works fine on my iPhone 15 Pro. I had to use an USB-C hub with Power Delivery though, as the iPhone itself couldn't power it due to too much power consumption. I use it to record video with line audio from my Hauptwerk pipe organ. Once you connect it to the iPhone, the camera app automatically starts using this device as audio input. Only every 10 - 15 seconds or so there is a tiny jitter spike in the sound. I can't confirm if it's actually this device that's causing it or something else in my audio chain.