The new Reloop Beatmix 4 is an entry to intermediate-level four deck digital DJ controller that comes bundled with the full Serato DJ experience. This new controller is mainly entry level in price while providing the full Serato DJ software experience (for a limited time), full RGB backlit performance pads, and aluminum-top jog wheels with an LED light ring for needle position monitoring. We now have the new Beatmix 4 in the lab for a full video review, but first we'll show you the unboxing and first impressions video so you can see all that comes in the box.

We've been in the lab testing all the new entry-level and compact Digital DJ Controllers that all the manufacturers decided to release in the US within the last 30-days. Up next on our list is the new Reloop BeatMix digital DJ controller which borrows lots of the cool features from its bigger siblings the Terminal Mix 4 and Terminal Mix 2 that we reviewed earlier in the year, but puts it in an even smaller and lightweight chassis that allows for easy transport. The full HD-Video and written reviews of the BeatMix are on the way, but check out my first impressions and unboxing video to get a sneak peak at the goods.

The Reloop Terminal Mix 8 is the newest and top-tier Four Deck Digital DJ controller with a very high quality build, smooth-oversized jog wheels, and an intuitive 16 Performance Pad section that control popular features like hot cues, loops, slicer, and sampler. The Terminal Mix 8 also comes bundled with the full Serato DJ software that unlocks all of the potential of this powerful controller straight out of the box. Our review of the TM8 was well received and now Reloop themselves have put out a three part tutorial series that will show users some of the advanced features on video.

Reloop has just announced that there is a new compact version of the Terminal Mix 4 Digital DJ controller in the works and scheduled for release later this year. Introducing the all-new Reloop Terminal Mix 2 USB controller that has a two-deck mixer layout with additional layering that will allow DJ's to still spin using the full four-decks (if necessary). The Terminal Mix 2 has an all-out two channel standalone mixer with a nice set of inputs and outputs and it comes bundled with the new Serato Intro Software and a Traktor 2 Mapping. Check inside for details and the Full Press release from Reloop.

Our good friends over at SonicElectronix.com sent us a Brand new Pioneer DDJ-ERGO Digital DJ controller for a full HD-Video review that we will drop shortly. Right now we have the unit in the lab and we are putting it through all of our tests so we can give you (the reader/watchter) a full rundown review video so you can make an informed decision regarding your DJ controller purchase. Watch our unboxing and first impressions video in the meantime so you can get a preview of what's to come.

DJ Angelo has been everywhere lately! But this is a very good thing, as DJ Angelo has been making waves in the DJ industry as of late with his cool style and sick skills on the decks. Not only can he lay it down on the one's and two's, but he knows how to rock on the new Reloop Terminal Mix 4 Digital DJ controller that we recently reviewed a few weeks ago. DJ Angelo is sponsored by Reloop so it's only natural that he lays down a cool 5-part tutorial video series to get new Terminal Mix 4 users up to speed. Check out the video tutorial and my video review of the Terminal Mix 4 inside.