Ueteto Audio Interface for Guitar, Portable Internal Recording Sound Card for Live Streaming for Iphone, Ipad and Android smartphones and tablets, No Driver Needed

Well packaged, easy to use. Much less bulky than my iRig, which arrived broken. This solution records audio into video directly into my iPhone 12 lightning cable. Captures good bass out of my SP404MK2 as well as clean audio with no hissing. No latency detected.

I’ve seen some negative reviews but upon plugging in the device and connecting it to Loopy Pro, it was perfect. I left my iRig at home while traveling and needed something quick and this device filled the bill. Just as good as the iRig (cost $80!) minus the input control, what do you expect for less than $20! Otherwise it’s basically the same thing.In Loopy Pro, or whatever software you are using, it’s good to add a little compression to boost the signal if you’re using single coils. Haven’t tried humbuckers yet but if you’re using them and the signal is too hot, add a limiter to your guitar channel.Oh, and you get a nice long USBc cable, they really didn’t have to do that but it makes me appreciate the company and the device even more. Get it and try it.

I hook this up to an acoustic pickup that has its own battery power/volume switch, and then into an Android phone via the USB-C cable. App that got it to work on my phone is USB Audio Recorder. Hooking in an audio cable to old headphones works fine, but there is some lag. It also works using a bluetooth transmitter/receiver pair from the pickup to this device. Worth the money to record into the phone.

very useful to have for recording guitar videos. Sound quality is good. Simple to use.

Did not work for any of my devices, they dont recognize it, and there is no such thing as an fx button like the picture shows.

Worked perfectly for recording direct into a MacBook.

The media could not be loaded. I don’t think I’ve ever written a review before but this product made me do it.I just started learning how to play a couple days ago and needed a cheap audio interface to mess around with on GarageBand. I was skeptical from some of the bad reviews but boy did I make the right decision. (Also, I’m not sure why people wrote reviews saying that it didn’t work. Maybe they didn’t select the device as an input and output on their DAW?)For $14 I recorded a professional sounding metal riff on GarageBand.

Genial 👍🏽