In this article, we delve into a detailed analysis of 2,320 user reviews from various languages worldwide to examine the Zoom U-22. 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 Zoom U-22. For example, 71% of 297 users who have commented on the Sound quality of the Zoom U-22 have given positive feedback.
Showing 1 to 19 of 19 Reviews
Reviewed by Daniel on B&H Photo Video
The Zoom U-22 is a very good XLR-USB interface adapter with only two controls: input gain and output volume for headphones. The device is a bit bigger than I had expected but is still moderately compact. It supplies 48V phantom power, which can be switched off. It runs on batteries, an AC adapter (not included), or via the USB plug on a computer. Set up was fairly easy and straight forward. A mic XLR cable plugs into one end, and the USB cable goes in the other. The XLR plug was a rather tight fit, but I finally pushed it in, and it works fine. I could immediately monitor the mic through headphones plugged into the unit, but getting sound into my Audacity recording/editing program took a little troubleshooting. In Windows, make sure your setting in the control panel (under SOUND -- RECORDING) shows the mic/U-22, and make sure you set your audio recording program to recognize the set up. I am very impressed with the performance of my combination of a Rode NT1 with the U-22. ... More
Reviewed by Deke on B&H Photo Video
This was paired with a Sampson wireless system. The challenge was that for zoom tap dance, fitness and jazz classes, there is vocal instruction and music, add to this sounds from tap shoes, w/all happening at the same time. To see the instructor's whole body he/she is usually far from the computer microphone (which is usually minimal at best). The U22 was the missing link that made it all work. Took a little time to figure out wire connections between components (amp/mixer, music source, wireless mic, tv/monitor) and zoom settings. Once hooked up, the U-22 has an earphone jack that allows you to hear and adjust music/tap/voice for the right blend. When dialed in this device works perfectly. B&H is the best. Good advice, product options and fast delivery. ... More
Reviewed by Matteo on B&H Photo Video
I am an audio engineer, with occasional cam op work. The cam op situation is very good for cam audio to computer conversion. It's limited for an audio application where quality of sound and control is paramount. This is a generic device with only RCA outputs. No XLR out. So the need for adaptors for audio situations needed. 1/8 TRS in is great for cams and even Phone outputs to convert. Gain controls and output function well. Battery operation is good, but no AC option. Only computer power. So make sure an adaptor is close for plugging into the wall. It's OK. It can with a device I bought as part of a package, so I can't complain. Though I would not have chosen this to purchase on my own. There a far better interfaces for the same price range. ... More
Reviewed by guy on Guitar Center
Pros: Nice package (compact, light) but feels a bit flimsy Mic preamp is ok Mic stand holder (optional) is nicely done Direct digital injection via Lightning to USB 3.0 adapter My iPad was able to power the unit directly Cons: Input and output knobs offer almost no resistance AT ALL - the slightest nudge will turn them Cannot use instrument/mic input and 3.5mm input simultaneously when connected to iPad 3.5mm line input is telephone-quality mono audio when connected to iPad Bottom Line: I returned the unit and purchased a Yamaha AG-06 mixer. Even the AG-03, for $50 more than the zoom, offers more inputs, outputs, and flexibility.
Reviewed by Jeff on B&H Photo Video
This is a great USB audio interface for connecting guitar, microphone or line level- (not simultaneously of course) including 48V phantom power, if needed, via easy access switch. Clean sound, and supports a wide gamut of recording and playback resolutions. Power options are great if portability is necessary- accepts AA size batteries, in addition to USB bus power or 5v micro USB connector (for AC adaptor or external power brick) Most importantly it sounds very clean, and as a USB interface - the same A/D conversion electronics as the H5/H6. Excellent performance at this price.
Reviewed by Michael on B&H Photo Video
I have see many of my customers get affordably priced interface devices on-line and not many of them work well. A common issue is a distorted/overdriven signal when goes from an average level to a higher level. The ability to have line level or mic level is very handy. Another big plus if separate input and output level control and like most USB Interface devices the U-22 gets powered by the UBS connection. I need to get another U-22 so that I can have it on hand when needed. This is a very well designed audio interface. Michael
Reviewed by Joel on B&H Photo Video
We used this to run an analog sound board with mics from a stage setup to an iPad running switcher. It works well but proper inputs (twin XLR's or Phono plug inputs) would seem more logical than an 1/8 stereo tip/sleave/ring input. It was interesting that when our video was reviewed it played back trough headphones that were monitoring the interface. This was an unexpected bonus because the iPad Pro requires blue tooth for monitoring.
Reviewed by Robert on B&H Photo Video
This single input interface accepts mike, line, and instrument inputs and outputs to USB, Line out and headphones. You can use it with your instrument or mic for stand-alone monitoring with headphones for practice. It supplys phantom power for condenser mics and runs on two AA batteries or USB power. An added bonus is an activation serial number for a download version of Ableton Live Lite.
Reviewed by Dave on B&H Photo Video
Plugged it in to test with a Zoom Meeting. Couldn't get in/out to work at the same time. Had to read instructions, Uurghhh. I had to download a driver. I also noticed they had a firmware update. I got it to work with the driver. I'm hoping the firmware updates the unit so I don't need to download a driver on multiple laptops.
Reviewed by Chapavich on B&H Photo Video
Pros - Small, including phantom power - pretty good build Cons - Knob should have more friction, pretty slippery - no TS, but RCA output instead. - no streaming audio at 48kHz, why? I work with 24bit 48k all the time and streaming audio at 44.1k is cause different weird tuning.
Reviewed by Joseph on B&H Photo Video
Worked perfectly with my Shure SM7B after my recent purchase of Zoom L-8 wasn't compatible with current Mac OSX. Nice and portable too.
Reviewed by Joe on B&H Photo Video
Good price point, and the battery power makes this unit very useful while traveling or playing with headphones. The form factor feels a bit light and cheap. Otherwise great unit.
Reviewed by Daniel on B&H Photo Video
Es muy fcil y prctico de utilizar. Era lo que necesitaba en mis grabaciones de audio en exteriores. Excelente producto.
Reviewed by Gary on B&H Photo Video
Very handy and a great value. Hunter know you're with her other units and this is just convenient and small with the same quality as their other converters.
Reviewed by Brandon on B&H Photo Video
This device is not working well. The sound is not loud enough and it keeps cutting off sound during a voice call on Team app.
Reviewed by Nazo T. on Reverb
Zoom U 22 works good in general and I think in this price range is the best iPad interface, the only problem is that you can't use the Aux in and input at the same time.
Reviewed by Alejandro on B&H Photo Video
Very good for the price.
Reviewed by Sld on Guitar Center
Used to provide a line input to an iPhone for video recording & FaceBook live events.
Reviewed by Darren on B&H Photo Video
Works well #sweepstakes