Status, October 2026: current. Numark still lists the Mixstream Pro Go among its controllers.
What it is
The Mixstream Pro Go is a two-deck standalone DJ controller from Numark with a built-in rechargeable battery and speakers. It was announced in May 2023 (Juno Daily) and sits beside the Mixstream Pro and Mixstream Pro+, which share its user guide. Numark rates the battery at about five to six hours.
It runs the Engine DJ operating system on board, so it plays without a laptop from two USB drives and an SD card, or over Wi-Fi from streaming services including Amazon Music Unlimited, Apple Music, TIDAL, Beatport and SoundCloud Go+, each with its own account. Engine DJ desktop software prepares playlists from Serato, rekordbox and iTunes. In Computer Mode it controls Serato DJ Lite for free, while Serato DJ Pro and VirtualDJ need paid licences. Engine DJ 3.4 added a Bluetooth audio input.
Each deck has a 6-inch touch-sensitive platter, a filter knob and four dual-layer pads with Cue, Saved Loop, Auto Loop and Roll modes, and each channel a three-band EQ. Four beat-synced effects (echo, flanger, delay and phaser) are triggered by toggle switches, and a 7-inch touchscreen handles browsing. Engine Lighting controls Philips Hue and Nanoleaf lights, and DMX fixtures through SoundSwitch.
Outputs are a balanced XLR main, an unbalanced RCA main and headphones on 1/4-inch and 1/8-inch jacks; there is no booth output. A 1/4-inch mic input completes the panel. It measures 566 x 284 x 74 mm and weighs 3.7 kg. The box holds the unit, the power supply, a USB cable, an Engine DJ download card, a cleaning cloth and paperwork.


