ReloopAMS-NEON Neon USB Modular Pad Controller for Serato DJ

Product debut has been some years ago, but this is still relevant in 2025. Well thought out and was ahead of its time when it was released. The build quality feels very good regardless it’s all plastic. Good addition for a modular set up.

Muy fácil su configuración

I wanted to purchase the pioneer ddj-sp1 but they stopped making it and I came across the reloop neon. very small and compact it fits in my dj bag and will work on most dj stands. only issue is to remember to switch channels on the controller but works great for hot cues and stems. another issue I cam across is it doesn't always respond accurately when trying to use the stem effect out. if you hit the button it will trigger it but not hold it all the time. that might be a software issue with serato though, cause the pads are great and a nice size to trigger hot cues and stems. Overall love this purchase and what I can do with it my gigs is awesome, I don't have to worry about club dj setups anymore limiting my abilities to use serato features.

does everything it says and is very accurate

This is the best $180 I’ve spent on gear, in recent history at least. The Slicer function alone is worth double this price. The only other add on option for a slicer is a $320 DDJ XP2, which is awesome but it’s $320! This unit is robust, fast, zero latency whatsoever and pairs with with Serato and my DDJ Rev1 that I refuse to retire lol

it works very well, quick button response too. i bought two of them.

The Neon is a good compact controller. I used it with Serato. I think it was worthy of a 5 but I sent it back because it was conflicting with the NS7FX FX add on. I was trying to use both so that I could trigger both channel effects at the same time. I figured out that Serato was having midi conflict issues. I bought the Pioneer DDJ SP1 instead

It came alot faster than expected thank you gear nut, but as the device itself it's effing amazing I normally user dicers and I don't have a rane 62 and if you want an fx unit and don't have 2 grand to shell out for a rane mixer this thing GREAT I've been messing with all the modes and i love it. It's sturdy,it's compact,and the pads feel nice. It has a slight learning curve for all the modes but once you get the hang of it it's like second nature and you barely ever touch your computer again. Altho id honestly rather have two of these and link them and use them at home (i use dicers for my gigs since they are more mobile) but only the pioneer sp1 is as great as this if your a dvs user like me you won't be disappointed at all.