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Reloop Mixtour

A pocket two-channel mixer controller for djay on iOS and Android, now replaced by the Mixtour Pro.

Reloop Mixtour at an angle

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3 of 3 reviews recommend it

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Best for
Phone or tablet DJs who want real faders, EQs and an audio interface.
Skip it if
You beatmatch by hand, play on Android, or want a current model.

The Internet’s Opinion

From 3 professional reviews: a fair amount of evidence.

All three professional reviews found recommend it as a compact mixer-style controller for djay on a phone or tablet, with a good built-in audio interface. The reservations are the lack of pitch control and problems on Android. Reloop has discontinued it, and no owner reviews were readable.

3 recommend0 mixed0 avoid

What people praise

  • Small and light enough for house parties, hotel rooms and practice
  • Solid build with full-size knobs and faders
  • Built-in audio interface sounds good and charges an iOS device
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  • Works with djay straight away, no mapping needed
  • Library knob with headphone preview makes track browsing easy

What to know first

  • No pitch or jog control: beatmatching relies on sync or the touchscreen
  • Latency and browsing problems with Android devices
See the 3 reviews behind this

3 professional reviews (3 recommend, 0 mixed, 0 avoid); no owner reviews read: Thomann and Guitar Center no longer list itCompiled 2026-10-12How this is compiled

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Before you buy

Released
January 2016
Status
Discontinued
Replaced by
Reloop Mixtour Pro

Works with

  • djay (iOS, Android and Mac)Designed for it

    Developed with Algoriddim for djay on iOS and Android and djay for Mac; djay Pro AI's Neural Mix needs an iPhone or iPad with an A12 Bionic chip and iOS 12 or later Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop), checked 2026-10-12

  • iPhone and iPadLightning cable included

    A Lightning cable is in the box, and the included power supply charges the iOS device while you mix Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop), checked 2026-10-12

  • Android phones and tabletsOTG cable included

    An Android OTG adapter cable is in the box; Bonedo found the phone is not charged over this connection and reported noticeable latency on Android Manufacturer spec sheet (Bonedo), checked 2026-10-12

  • Traktor and VirtualDJMIDI mappings

    Fully MIDI-compatible, with dedicated mapping files for Traktor and VirtualDJ on the product page Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop), checked 2026-10-12

  • Streaming in djaySubscription needed

    djay streams from TIDAL, SoundCloud Go+, Beatport and Beatsource with a subscription; Spotify left third-party DJ apps on 1 July 2020 MusicTech, checked 2026-10-12

You’ll also need

  • SpeakersRCA master out

    djay routes audio through the Mixtour's interface, so the iPad's own speakers can't be used; connect powered speakers to the RCA master output Manufacturer spec sheet (Digital DJ Tips), checked 2026-10-12

  • A tablet standNot in the box

    No stand is included; Reloop's Tablet Stand is sold separately Manufacturer spec sheet (Digital DJ Tips), checked 2026-10-12

  • Headphones with a 3.5 mm plug3.5 mm socket

    The headphone output is a 3.5 mm jack Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop), checked 2026-10-12

Key specs

Channels
2
Decks
2
Software
djay (iOS, Android, Mac); MIDI mappings for Traktor and VirtualDJ
Standalone
No: needs a phone, tablet or computer running DJ software
Outputs
RCA master, 3.5 mm headphones
Performance pads
4 per deck (transport and hot cue modes)
All 13 specifications
Weight
809 g
Power
Power supply included; charges an iOS device while mixing
EQ
3-band plus gain per channel, bipolar filter
Faders
45 mm line faders and crossfader, fader start
Audio interface
Built in, 4-channel
Connection
Lightning cable, USB cable and Android OTG cable included
Dimensions
129 x 310 x 26 mm (W x D x H)

13 of 13 figures sourced; hover one for its source

Our take

Dex JonesWritten from the sources on this page, not from a loan unit.

All three professional reviews recommend it: it is small, solidly built, works with djay without mapping and has a good audio interface that charges an iPhone or iPad. The reservations are the lack of pitch control, so beatmatching relies on sync or the touchscreen, and latency or browsing problems on Android. Evidence is thin and dates from 2016. Reloop has discontinued it, so buy it used for iOS, or look at the Mixtour Pro.

What it is

Status, October 2026: discontinued. Reloop replaced it with the Mixtour Pro in January 2024.

What it is

The Mixtour is a two-channel DJ controller with a built-in audio interface from Reloop, introduced in January 2016 (Reloop product page). Reloop developed it with Algoriddim for djay on iOS and Android and djay for Mac, and it connects to an iPhone, iPad, Android device, Mac or PC. It is fully MIDI-compatible, and Reloop publishes mapping files for Traktor and VirtualDJ.

The layout follows a club mixer: gain, a three-band EQ and a bipolar filter on each channel, 45 mm faders and crossfader with fader start, and a level meter that switches between master and pre-fader. Each deck has four rubberised, backlit pads with a transport mode (play, cue, sync and auto loop) and a hot cue mode for up to four cue points. A Trax encoder with load buttons browses the library, and Macro FX mode combines an effect with the filter on one button. It has no pitch faders.

The four-channel interface has an RCA master output and a 3.5 mm headphone jack, and the included power supply charges an iOS device while mixing. In djay, it plays from TIDAL, SoundCloud Go+, Beatport and Beatsource, each with its own subscription. It measures 129 x 310 x 26 mm and weighs 809 g, with a Kensington lock slot and a cavity on the underside so it can sit over a turntable spindle.

The box holds a Lightning cable, a USB cable for a computer, an Android OTG cable and an international power supply. Reloop sold a tablet stand separately.

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