Which DJ mixer offers the best value for money under £500?

The Numark M2 is a compact two-channel scratch mixer with switchable phono/line inputs, 3-band EQ per channel, a replaceable crossfader with slope and reverse controls, and a mic input. It's aimed at scratch DJs, turntablists, and mobile performers needing a simple, durable mixer for gigs or practice.

Premium 2-channel battle DJ mixer with Infinium contact-free crossfader, built-in USB stereo interface, beat-syncable effects and switchable phono/line inputs. Suits turntablists and digital DJs who need durable performance features and USB recording/playback.

Four-channel club-style DJ mixer with three-band EQ per channel, multiple phono/line inputs, a dedicated XLR mic input and a USB Type-B computer interface for playback and recording. Suits DJs who need a hybrid analog/digital setup for home, mobile or small-club use.

Classic 2-channel rotary DJ mixer with phono/line switching per channel, 3-band frequency isolator with kill, ALPS rotary potentiometers, and booth/XLR outputs. Suited for vinyl DJs and users wanting a compact, high-quality rotary mixer for club or home use.

The RMX-95 is a professional 4+1-channel club DJ mixer with a dual 10-in/10-out 24-bit USB 2.0 audio interface, extensive Beat FX and filter controls, and MIDI-mappable digital architecture. It suits club DJs and performance users needing multiple line/phono inputs, dual USB hookup for quick DJ swaps, and deep effects routing.

The Xone:23 is a compact 2+2 stereo DJ mixer with Allen & Heath's VCF filter, 3-band total-kill EQs, VCA faders, and an external send/return for effects. It suits club and home DJs who need high-quality analog sound and multiple phono/line inputs in a small footprint.