Best Audio Mixer for Gaming (2026): 5 Picks Compared

Updated Nov 13, 2026 · By Jonah Mercer · Ranked from listed specifications · How we rank

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PUPGSIS leads this list with a gaming mixer that takes an XLR microphone, adds reverb and a voice changer, and brings in phone audio over Bluetooth. The MAILANGSHI and MAONO picks add 4 faders for separate volume control, while the Roland pick adds a dual bus for separate mixes. The FIFINE pick is the only bundle here with a microphone in the box.

The picks at a glance

#	Pick	Product
1	Best Overall	PUPGSIS Gaming Audio Mixer for PC Streaming	Check on Amazon
2	Runner-Up	MAILANGSHI Gaming Audio Mixer for Streaming	Check on Amazon
3	Also Great	FIFINE Gaming Equipment Bundle	Check on Amazon
4	Also Great	Roland BRIDGE CAST ONE Dual Bus Streaming	Check on Amazon
5	Also Great	MAONO G3 Gaming Audio Mixer with Map	Check on Amazon

Which one should you buy?

Streamers who want reverb and a voice changer: PUPGSIS Gaming Audio Mixer for PC Streaming See pick 1
Streamers who mix mic, accompaniment, speaker and headset: MAILANGSHI Gaming Audio Mixer for Streaming See pick 2
Beginners who want a mic and mixer together: FIFINE Gaming Equipment Bundle See pick 3More picks: Best Audio Mixer for Beginners
Streamers who want separate mixes for themselves and viewers: Roland BRIDGE CAST ONE Dual Bus Streaming See pick 4
Streamers who run a dual PC setup: MAONO G3 Gaming Audio Mixer with Map See pick 5More picks: Best Audio Mixer for PC

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The 5 picks, ranked

1Best Overall

PUPGSIS Gaming Audio Mixer for PC Streaming

Built-in effects / amp models
48V phantom power
Bluetooth
1-year warranty stated

9.8Spec score View on Amazon

It earns Best Overall with an XLR microphone input, reverb, a voice changer and 4 custom sound pads for gaming streams.

Who it suits

Streamers who want reverb and a voice changer
Gamers who play phone audio over Bluetooth

Skip it if

You use a USB microphone for streaming
You want Bluetooth for wireless headphones

The mixer supports XLR microphones through a 1/4 inch TRS to XLR cable. It adds reverb, 4 custom sound pads and a voice changer, plus noise reduction for background hum and fan noise. Bluetooth brings in music and backing tracks from a phone, and wired monitoring gives zero-latency listening. It carries a 1 year warranty.

2Runner-Up

MAILANGSHI Gaming Audio Mixer for Streaming

Built-in effects / amp models
48V phantom power
Bluetooth
1-year warranty stated

9.3Spec score View on Amazon

It earns Runner-Up with 4 faders, 48V phantom power, 6 voice effects and 4 sound pads for gaming and streaming.

Who it suits

Streamers who mix mic, accompaniment, speaker and headset
Gamers who want faders instead of software

Skip it if

You want more than 4 sound pads
You want more than 6 voice effects

The mixer has 4 physical faders for microphone, accompaniment, speaker and headset volume, with mute buttons for quick changes. It supports dynamic and condenser XLR microphones with 48V phantom power and a high-gain preamp. A noise reduction button cuts keyboard clicks and fan hum, and Bluetooth brings in music from a phone. It adds 6 voice effects, 12 Auto-Tune levels, reverb and echo, plus 4 customizable sound pads and RGB lighting. It weighs 1 lb and carries a 1 year warranty.

3Also Great

FIFINE Gaming Equipment Bundle

Built-in effects / amp models
48V phantom power not stated in the listing
Bluetooth not stated in the listing

9.3Spec score View on Amazon

It earns Also Great as a bundle with an XLR dynamic microphone and a mixer with a volume fader and RGB lighting.

Who it suits

Beginners who want a mic and mixer together
Streamers who want RGB lighting on the mixer

Skip it if

You want function keys that work over XLR
You want more than 5 RGB lighting effects

The bundle pairs an XLR dynamic microphone with a gaming audio mixer for podcasts, streaming and gaming. The mixer has individual mute control, headphone monitoring and a volume fader, and the microphone works over XLR or USB. The mixer adds multiple entertainment modes and 5 kinds of RGB lighting effects. The set weighs 3.3 lb.

4Also Great

Roland BRIDGE CAST ONE Dual Bus Streaming

Built-in effects / amp models
48V phantom power
Bluetooth not stated in the listing

9.0Spec score View on Amazon

It earns Also Great with a dual bus, 32-bit hardware DSP and an XLR input with a +75 dB preamp.

Who it suits

Streamers who want separate mixes for themselves and viewers
Gamers who stream from a console or PC

Skip it if

You want more than 5 Game Effects presets
You want more than 75 dB of preamp gain

The mixer packs BRIDGE CAST audio into a space-saving desktop design with 32-bit hardware DSP. Its dual bus builds separate mixes for you and your audience, and it connects over USB-C to Windows, Mac, PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch. The XLR input has a +75 dB preamp with phantom power, and vocal processing adds EQ, compressor, noise suppressor, de-esser and reverb. It adds 5 customizable Game Effects presets and a mic rehearsal feature. It weighs 0.6 lb.

5Also Great

MAONO G3 Gaming Audio Mixer with Map

Built-in effects / amp models not stated in the listing
48V phantom power
Bluetooth not stated in the listing
1-year warranty stated

9.0Spec score View on Amazon

It earns Also Great with 4 faders, 3 submixes and a dual PC setup for gaming and streaming.

Who it suits

Streamers who run a dual PC setup
Gamers who want separate mixes for viewers

Skip it if

You want more than 4 faders
You want more than 3 submixes

The mixer gives 4 faders for mic, game, music and chat, with 3 submixes for you, your audience and your teammates. It maps any source to the 4 faders through MAONO Arena, and dual USB-C supports a dual PC setup. The XLR input adds 48V phantom power and up to 57 dB of low-noise preamp gain, with direct monitoring and AI noise reduction. It carries a 1 year warranty.

Side by side

Product	Mixer channels / decks	Mic preamps	USB audio to computer	Built-in effects / amp models	48V phantom power	Bluetooth	EQ bands per channel	Weight	Warranty
PUPGSIS Gaming Audio Mixer for PC Streaming	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	Yes	Yes	Yes	Not stated	Not stated	1-year
MAILANGSHI Gaming Audio Mixer for Streaming	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	Yes	Yes	Yes	Not stated	1 lb	1-year
FIFINE Gaming Equipment Bundle	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	Yes	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	3.3 lb	Not stated
Roland BRIDGE CAST ONE Dual Bus Streaming	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	Yes	Yes	Not stated	Not stated	0.6 lb	Not stated
MAONO G3 Gaming Audio Mixer with Map	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	Yes	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	1-year

How we ranked these audio mixers

Every pick ranks in Amazon's best-seller list for its category and has a listing with real specifications. The order mixes two things: how each model compares on the specs below (higher share of the best value in this group scores more), and how widely it is bought. The spec score runs from 9.0 to 9.8 and only compares these picks with each other. A spec the listing does not state is left out and the other specs are re-weighted; a listing with fewer than 2 stated specs is scored at half. We do not test gear in person. Full method.

Mixer channels / decks weight 3
Mic preamps weight 2
USB audio to computer weight 2
Built-in effects / amp models weight 1
48V phantom power weight 1
Bluetooth weight 1

Buying advice: audio mixer for gaming

Count the faders and the submixes

Faders put volume control under your fingers. The MAILANGSHI mixer has 4 physical faders for microphone, accompaniment, speaker and headset volume, and the MAONO G3 has 4 faders with 3 submixes for you, your audience and your teammates. The Roland BRIDGE CAST ONE uses a dual bus instead, with separate mixes for you and your audience. Compare the faders and the mixes before you choose.

Check the microphone input and phantom power

Check what microphone the mixer takes before you buy. The PUPGSIS mixer takes an XLR microphone through a 1/4 inch TRS to XLR cable. The MAILANGSHI mixer takes dynamic and condenser XLR microphones with 48V phantom power, and the Roland and MAONO mixers add 48V phantom power too. The FIFINE bundle includes an XLR dynamic microphone that also works over USB.

Match the effects and the extras to your stream

Effects and extras decide what the mixer adds to your stream. The PUPGSIS mixer adds reverb, a voice changer and 4 custom sound pads, and the MAILANGSHI mixer adds 6 voice effects, 12 Auto-Tune levels, reverb and echo and 4 sound pads. The Roland mixer adds EQ, compressor, noise suppressor, de-esser and reverb with 5 Game Effects presets, and the MAONO mixer adds AI noise reduction with Arena routing. The FIFINE mixer adds 5 kinds of RGB lighting effects.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need phantom power for a gaming mixer?

It depends on your microphone. The MAILANGSHI, Roland and MAONO mixers here add 48V phantom power for condenser XLR microphones, while the PUPGSIS mixer takes an XLR microphone through a 1/4 inch TRS to XLR cable. Check your microphone before you buy.

Can I use Bluetooth headphones with these mixers?

No. The PUPGSIS mixer takes Bluetooth input only, so it brings in music from a phone and cannot drive wireless headphones. The MAILANGSHI mixer also uses Bluetooth to bring in music from a phone. Use wired headphones for monitoring.

What is a dual bus on a streaming mixer?

It is two separate audio mixes from one mixer. The Roland BRIDGE CAST ONE builds one mix for you and one mix for your audience, so your headphones and your stream hear different audio. The MAONO G3 does the same with 3 submixes for you, your audience and your teammates.

Do any of these mixers include a microphone?

Yes. The FIFINE bundle includes an XLR dynamic microphone with the mixer, and the microphone also works over USB. Check what comes in the box before you buy.