In this article, we delve into a detailed analysis of 22,384 user reviews from various languages worldwide to examine the MOTU M2. This analysis is performed by the RR artificial intelligence and updated daily with newly submitted reviews. The RR AI utilizes a complex algorithm to first scrutinize user reviews for credibility, filtering out unreliable ones. It then proceeds to dissect and evaluate the valuable insights within these reviews, providing users with ratings regarding the features of this product. Based on these assessments, users can make informed decisions about whether this product is suitable for them or not.
These results are a summary of user reviews of the MOTU M2. For example, 93% of 8,031 users who have commented on the Sound quality of the MOTU M2 have given positive feedback.
Showing 121 to 138 of 138 Reviews
Reviewed by Thomas on B&H Photo Video
Does exactly what it's supposed to do.
Reviewed by Benoit on B&H Photo Video
Easy to use. Great sound quality.
Reviewed by Sergio on B&H Photo Video
I love my M2 ! Level meters are crazy beautiful
Reviewed by Jason on B&H Photo Video
Easy to setup and the quality is good. Very sturdily built and great features.
Reviewed by John on B&H Photo Video
Works like a charm. Easy set up. And the meter lights are cool! Excellent value from B&H.
Reviewed by Christopher V. on Reverb
This is the go to entry audio interface for artists, producers and musicians alike.
Reviewed by Christian C. on Reverb
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Reviewed by Frank F. on Reverb
I especially like the metering. Excellent sound quality. Great value.
Reviewed by Danielle G. on Reverb
I replaced presonus Audiobox with MOTU and now have white noise.
Reviewed by Mike B. on Reverb
Better in every way.
Reviewed by Michael T. on Reverb
Amazing product worth buying
Reviewed by John W. on Reverb
Item was exactly what I ordered and was shipped very fast. Thank you!
Reviewed by Chris P. on Reverb
good
Reviewed by Henry on B&H Photo Video
Loved the Order seeing The Digital Process taking form to the manifestation of the product in my hands. In addition to overcoming different barriers to deliver 1st class service and products.
Reviewed by Brian on B&H Photo Video
One of the most frequent complaints of otherwise excellent equipment everywhere is the mystifying choice of manufacturers to choose small, insecure sockets instead of full-size, be it micro-HDMI instead of full-size HDMI or, in this case, a dinky, floppy, insecure little USB Type C over a full-size Type A USB. It's a reason to avoid equipment. If this were not a gift for someone who needed independence (from my interface!- an Octacapture:), I would not have bought it. It's not as if there isn't room enough in the case for a USB Type-A, because there's plenty. Although the audio quality, build quality, meters, and ease of use of the MOTU really do make it best-in-class, the wimpy Type-C USB connector reduces it to a more of a toy and less of a serious piece of equipment: USB-C plugs and sockets are fragile, prone to movement, prone to breakage, prone to disconnect. One has to treat it like eggshells. It's penny-wise and pound foolish on an otherwise nicely built piece. Perhaps they'll put a USB Type-A on it in future revisions. It deserves that respect. It's a shame MOTU didn't see this already. ... More
Reviewed by Eduardo on B&H Photo Video
I'm still waiting with a month of difference, so... I can't review nothing yet.
Reviewed by Eduardo on B&H Photo Video
I purchased this the 16/11/20 and is 28/11/20 and Im still waiting, bro please what I need to do. Please send me help.
Reviewed by Alexander on B&H Photo Video
It's a decent sounding device, yet getting noisy when you move the gain knobs past 3 o'clock position (I mean very noisy!). Also the knobs....if you work with this unit even for a short period of time, you start to wonder why the gain knobs are placed at the top, while the phantom power and the monitor buttons placed at the bottom. Firstly, you always have to snake your fingers around the gain knobs to press the buttons, secondly you have to look around and behind the knobs to see if the buttons are lit. Very strange and cumbersome ergonomic decision. And lastly, the unit is not made in USA, it's only ASSEMBLED in USA (as it clearly states on the label). ... More