Best DJ Controllers 2026

• Size7"
• Weight4.2 kg

The Mixstream Pro GO is a clever all-in-one solution for the aspiring or travelling DJ. The touchscreen and battery power are major wins, making it ideal for smaller gigs, events, or practicing on the go. It’s a solid starting point with room for growth.

• Size7"
• Weight5.8 kg

You get a 4-channel controller with eight performance pads, 6-inch jog wheels and a 7-inch multi-touch screen. It streams music from several services over WiFi and works with Serato DJ, Virtual DJ and Engine DJ. It suits DJs who want streaming built in and a wide range of outputs for a club or home setup.

• Size12.9"
• Weight1.1 kg

The Reloop Buddy is a 2-channel DJ controller that works with your phone, tablet, or computer. You plug it in and it runs with Algoriddim djay / Pro AI, so you can start mixing quickly. It suits you if you want a compact setup with 8 colour-coded pads, a crossfader, and a built-in holder for your device.

• Size7"
• Weight13.4 kg

You get a complete two-deck controller here, with a 7-inch touchscreen, motorised platters, and eight backlit pads on each deck. It can record your sets straight to a USB stick or SD card and works with Engine DJ OS and Serato DJ. This suits you if you want a full standalone setup for DJing, with microphone inputs for talking over tracks.

• Weight2.1 kg

You get a compact controller with four decks, eight pads, and built-in Roland drum kits from the TR-808, TR-909, TR-606, and TR-707. It works with Serato DJ Intro, so it suits you if you want to mix, scratch, and add loops and samples. You can upgrade to Serato DJ later if you want more features.

• Weight3.5 kg

The Roland DJ-505 is a controller built for Serato DJ, with four decks, large plates and eight pads. You get TR drum kits based on classic Roland machines and a 16-step sequencer, so it suits you if you want to mix and make beats in one unit. It also has a microphone input with effects, which helps if you host events and want to talk over your mix.

• Size10"
• Weight7.3 kg

If you want to DJ with real turntable motion, this all-in-one controller is worth a look. It has two motorised 10-inch turntables, 8 RGB pads, and a 4-channel FX section, so it suits you if you want plenty of hands-on control. It is heavier and wider than many controllers, so keep that in mind if you move your gear often.

• Weight3.5 kg

If you want one unit that handles DJing, microphones and speaker outputs, you should take a look at this one. It works with Serato DJ Pro, has a built-in audio interface, and can run as a mixer with no computer attached. It suits DJs who also talk or sing over their sets, since it has two XLR mic inputs with their own EQ and effects.

• Weight1.2 kg

If you want to start DJing or mix with a laptop or tablet, this controller is worth a look. It comes with Serato DJ Lite, has 16 RGB pads for cue points and loops, and works with djay Pro AI on iPad and iPhone. It suits beginners and hobbyists who want hands-on control of their tracks.