micfuns M-5 3-channel DJ mixer 48V phantom Bluetooth USB
Three-channel DJ mixer with 48 V phantom power, Bluetooth, USB and XLR connections for live or studio use
- Specification3, XLR, USB, AC, M-5, 1.05 kilograms, 90.
- InputsXLR, USB
- OutputsXLR
- Support FormatUSB
- Channel3
- Power SupplyAC
- 3-channel layout handles mic, line and USB sources
- 48 V phantom button powers condenser mics directly
- Bluetooth and USB input stream audio from devices
- Built-in reverb knob adds depth without extra gear
- Compact 1.05 kg chassis fits tight booths
Compact three-channel mixer for streamers
The micfuns M-5 provides three channels with two XLR microphone inputs, stereo line inputs and a USB audio interface. It is built for solo creators, podcasters and intimate live settings where a full-size console is unnecessary.
USB audio and Bluetooth playback limited to stereo
The USB connection delivers a two-channel mix to a computer for recording or streaming, not discrete multitrack outputs. Bluetooth handles wireless playback from a phone or tablet, but only the combined signal reaches the main outputs and USB stream.
Lightweight metal chassis
At 1.05 kilograms the unit fits in a backpack and sits on any desk without rack ears. XLR connectors lock securely for microphones and main outputs, while the AC adapter and USB port sit on the rear panel for tidy cable routing.
Highlights
- 3-channel layout handles mic, line and USB sources
- 48 V phantom button powers condenser mics directly
- Bluetooth and USB input stream audio from devices
- Built-in reverb knob adds depth without extra gear
- Compact 1.05 kg chassis fits tight booths
Specifications
| Part Number | M-5 |
|---|---|
| Specification | 3, XLR, USB, AC, M-5, 1.05 kilograms, 90. |
| Inputs | XLR, USB |
| Outputs | XLR |
| Support Format | USB |
| Channel | 3 |
| Power Supply | AC |
| Dimension | 50 Inches |
| Weight | 1.05 kilograms |
Questions about this item
Which version of the micfuns M-5 should I choose if I need two microphone inputs with phantom power?
The M-5 provides two XLR mono microphone inputs with a +48V phantom button, plus two stereo input channels, covering three total channels in a single model.
What does the 48 V phantom figure mean when I plug a condenser microphone into the mixer?
It supplies the 48 volts required by condenser microphones directly through the XLR inputs, so no external power supply is needed for those mics.
What does the USB interface actually do on this mixer — is it audio, power, or both?
The USB port handles both audio streaming to a computer and power for the unit, letting you connect to a PC or USB power source without a separate AC adapter.
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