Pioneer DDJ-FLX4 vs Numark Mixtrack Pro FX
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Score Comparison
Specs Comparison
| Spec | Pioneer DDJ-FLX4 | Numark Mixtrack Pro FX |
|---|---|---|
| Channels | 2 | 2 |
| Jog Wheels | 6 inch | 5 inch |
| Performance Pads | 8 per deck | 8 per deck |
| Inputs | 1x Mic | 1x Mic |
| USB | 1x Type-B | 1x Type-B |
| Software | rekordbox + Serato DJ Lite | Serato DJ Lite |
| Weight | 2.5 kg | 2.1 kg |
- Great jog wheel feel
- Excellent software bundle
- Well-laid-out controls
- Plastic construction
- No standalone operation
- Limited FX compared to pro gear
- Dedicated FX paddles
- Built-in sound card
- Great value
- Smaller jog wheels
- No rekordbox support
- Plastic feels cheaper
Overview
The Pioneer DDJ-FLX4 and Numark Mixtrack Pro FX are the two most recommended controllers in the sub-$250 bracket. This comparison covers every meaningful difference.
Build Quality
The DDJ-FLX4 wins on build quality. The jog wheels feel more premium and the overall construction has less flex. Both are plastic, but Pioneer plastic feels more solid.
Features
The Mixtrack Pro FX wins on FX integration — dedicated FX paddles give you hands-on filter and effect control without menu diving. The DDJ-FLX4 uses software FX which require mouse interaction.
Software
The DDJ-FLX4 wins here with both rekordbox and Serato compatibility. The Mixtrack Pro FX supports Serato only.
Price
The Mixtrack Pro FX saves you $50. That is meaningful when you are just starting out.
Verdict
Buy the DDJ-FLX4 if you can afford it. Buy the Mixtrack Pro FX if $50 genuinely matters.