Fun Generation UA-202

This thing is cheap, and as such, doesn't function that great. The line-in and line-out are quiet, but when switching to the phono input, an audible static can be heard, sitting at around -40dB. This makes it not usable for recording off of a turntable.
But, this is to be expected with a cheap product.

This audio interface is really practical, with SPDIF, phono input option, input and output. I've used it on Mac OS and Raspberry PI and never had any issues. I bought it for a coax digital output and it's one of the only ones i've found. I've never used it in a super hi-fi environment but find the sound reasonable. The digital output either works or it doesn't and it works.

I got the product together with an American Audio turntable, but I use it instead for recording. A small, light plastic box, easy to carry. The sound quality could be better and there is a notable delay in feedback, but for the price it is totally acceptable. The build quality is decent and it seems to be quite durable. I would recommend this audio interface for bedroom DJ-s and -producers, it's a great little unit to fulfill your basic needs from a single input audio interface.

Not really happy with this one, it creates a lot of noise and is not very stable in terms of usb connection, but than again, what do you expect for the price. For the hobbiest could be fine equipment , for the proffesional a big no no.

Works as intended. Great value product for beginners and home studios.

Used to make a Sonos streamer. Works well