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Reloop Mixtour Pro

A pocket four-deck controller for djay Pro with stems on the EQs; no jog wheels, so it is built for sync.

Reloop Mixtour Pro at an angle

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5 of 6 professional reviews recommend it
Best for
djay Pro DJs who mix with sync from a phone, tablet or laptop.
Skip it if
You beatmatch by hand, use Serato or rekordbox, or need XLR or booth outputs.

The Internet’s Opinion

From 6 professional reviews and 21 owner reviews: a fair amount of evidence.

Five of six professional reviews recommend it as a compact, solidly built four-deck controller for djay Pro with stems on the EQ knobs, and most of the 21 owners read at Thomann repeat its portability, sound and features. The repeated reservations are the missing jog wheels, which make it a controller for sync, the many shift combinations, uneven build on some units, the price, and connection problems a few owners had on Android and Lightning devices.

5 recommend1 mixed0 avoid

What people praise

  • Small and light enough for a backpack, for mobile gigs, travel and small booths
  • Packs four decks, eight pads, FX paddles and stems controls into a tiny panel
  • Solid build with a brushed aluminium top panel
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  • Tight djay Pro integration, with Neural Mix stems on the EQ knobs
  • Clean, strong sound from the built-in audio interface
  • Laidback Luke's shift layer adds loop moves, backspins and 0.1 BPM tempo nudges

What to know first

  • Many functions sit behind shift and button combinations, some unlabelled, and take time to learn
  • No jog wheels: it is built for sync, and manual beatmatching is hard
  • Uneven build on some units: knobs and faders with play, a sticking FX paddle, a failed gain knob or headphone jack
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  • Feels expensive for what it delivers
  • No power supply in the box and a short USB-C cable; it needs a USB-C PD supply of 20 W or more
  • Connection problems with Android devices or Lightning iPads, and glitches mid-set, for a few owners
  • Only an RCA main output and a 3.5 mm headphone jack: no XLR, booth output or inputs
  • Tied to djay Pro: DJs on Serato, rekordbox or Traktor miss support
See the 6 reviews behind this

6 professional reviews (5 recommend, 1 mixed, 0 avoid); 21 owner reviews read at Thomann (23 posted across all languages, 2 under 20 words skipped); Guitar Center not checkedCompiled 2026-10-17How this is compiled

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Before you buy

Released
July 2024
Status
Current

Works with

  • djay Pro (iOS, iPadOS, Android, Mac, Windows)Key features unlocked

    Plug-and-play: it unlocks the djay Pro functions the controller operates on every platform without a subscription; the app's functions vary by platform Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop), checked 2026-10-17

  • iPhone and iPadUSB-C or Lightning

    Connects with the included USB-C cable or a Lightning to USB-C cable; a USB-C supply of at least 20 W on the power port charges the device while mixing Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop (Mixtour Pro manual)), checked 2026-10-17

  • Android phones and tabletsdjay for Android

    Algoriddim lists the Mixtour Pro as supported in djay on Android, iOS, Mac and Windows, but not on Windows on Arm Manufacturer spec sheet (Algoriddim), checked 2026-10-17

  • VirtualDJPaid licence

    Supported natively with a Pro Infinity, Pro Subscription or Plus Controller licence; Reloop's ASIO driver is optional on Windows and no driver is needed on a Mac Manufacturer spec sheet (VirtualDJ (Atomix Productions)), checked 2026-10-17

  • Streaming in djay ProSubscription needed

    djay Pro plays from Apple Music, TIDAL, SoundCloud, Beatport and Beatsource, each with its own subscription and an internet connection Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop), checked 2026-10-17

You’ll also need

  • A phone, tablet or computerNot standalone

    It has no screen or player of its own: it controls djay Pro on a smartphone, tablet or laptop Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop), checked 2026-10-17

  • USB-C power supply (20 W or more)Not in the box

    The manual marks the USB-C power adapter as not included; the controller can run on bus power, but charging a phone or tablet while mixing needs at least 20 W on the power port Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop (Mixtour Pro manual)), checked 2026-10-17

  • Powered speakers or an amplifierRCA out only

    The only main output is unbalanced RCA, with no XLR or booth output; the box holds just a USB-C to USB-C cable and the manual Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop), checked 2026-10-17

  • Headphones with a 3.5 mm plugNot in the box

    Headphones connect to a 3.5 mm stereo jack on the front panel Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop), checked 2026-10-17

  • djay Pro subscription (optional)Paid, optional

    The controller unlocks the features it operates; the full version of djay needs a subscription, and the in-app prompt to subscribe can be closed Manufacturer spec sheet (Reloop (FAQ)), checked 2026-10-17

Key specs

Channels
2, each switching between two decks
Decks
4 (decks 3 and 4 switched per side, with their own LED colour)
Software
Algoriddim djay Pro (plug-and-play, key features unlocked); MIDI-compatible
Standalone
No (needs a phone, tablet or computer running djay Pro)
Outputs
Main RCA (unbalanced), 3.5 mm headphone jack
Performance pads
8 RGB pads in single mode (8 for one deck) or split mode (4 per deck); 8 pad modes
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Weight
956 g (2.1 lb)
Power
USB-C bus power, or a USB-C PD supply on the power port (min. 20 W, max. 45 W)
USB
2 x USB-C (connection and bus power port, power delivery port)
Audio interface
4-out USB sound card, 24-bit D/A converters
Effects
2 FX paddles (Hold and On), dry/wet knob and 2 parameter buttons for djay Pro effects
Faders
45 mm Ultra Glide crossfader and line faders
Dimensions (W x D x H)
129 x 310 x 51 mm (5.1 x 12.2 x 2.0 in)
Frequency response
20 Hz – 20 kHz (±2 dB), main and headphone outputs

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Our take

Rory TassellWritten from the sources on this page, not from a loan unit.

Five of six professional reviews recommend it, and most of the 21 owners read at Thomann agree: it fits in a backpack, feels solid, sounds good and puts four decks and stems on a tiny panel. It has no jog wheels, so it suits synced sets, and its shift combinations take learning; some owners had faulty units or Android and Lightning problems. Buy it if you mix with sync in djay Pro; if you beatmatch by hand, skip it.

What it is

Status, October 2026: current. Reloop still lists the Mixtour Pro.

What it is

The Mixtour Pro is a compact four-deck DJ controller with a built-in audio interface from Reloop, developed with the DJ Laidback Luke for Algoriddim's djay Pro (Reloop product page). Reloop announced it at NAMM in January 2024, and it reached shops in July 2024 (Digital DJ Tips). It is an updated design of the Reloop Mixtour from 2016.

The layout is a two-channel mixer: gain, a three-band EQ and a bipolar filter on each channel, 45 mm Ultra Glide line faders and crossfader, and FX paddles with a dry/wet knob. Each side switches between two decks, so it controls four. Eight RGB pads serve one deck or split four per deck. A Neural Mix button turns the EQ knobs into stems controls for drums, instruments and vocals, and Reloop calls it the first controller to support djay Pro's Crossfader Fusion transitions. There are no jog wheels or pitch faders; a second layer reaches Auto Loop, Key Match, Pitch Bend and Key Shift.

Plugging it in unlocks the djay Pro features it operates on iOS, iPadOS, Android, macOS and Windows; the full app needs a subscription. VirtualDJ supports it with a paid licence. It is MIDI-compatible, but Serato and rekordbox do not list it among their supported hardware.

One USB-C port connects the phone, tablet or computer and can bus-power the controller; the other takes a USB-C power delivery supply of at least 20 W, up to 45 W, and charges the connected device. The 4-out 24-bit interface feeds unbalanced RCA main outputs and a 3.5 mm headphone jack. It measures 129 x 310 x 51 mm and weighs 956 g. The box holds a USB-C to USB-C cable and the instruction manual; the power supply is not included.

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