Numark

Numark MixTrack Pro III DJ Controller Serato DJ

4.5 (1061 reviews)
1024 x 7685 inchUSB 2.0

The MixTrack Pro III puts a full-featured Serato DJ rig in your bag — built-in audio interface, capacitive jog wheels, and 16 performance pads for club-ready sets without the rack.

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Overview

The Numark MixTrack Pro III is engineered for DJs who want a complete, portable Serato rig without assembling a patchwork of separate components. Whether you're running weekly club nights, building a mobile DJ business, or moving from bedroom practice to real performances, this controller delivers the layout and feature set that Serato DJ Intro demands — two full decks, independent transport and filter controls, and a crossfader that sits in the right place for both blend and scratch technique. The 16 backlit performance pads in particular give you hot cues, loop controls, and sampler access in a compact footprint that encourages creative layering mid-set.

Build quality is solid for the price tier — metal jog wheel surfaces resist wear, and the faders have a consistent feel out of the box. The onboard USB audio interface is the headline practical feature: main output for your PA or mixer, dual headphone outputs for monitoring and guest mixing, all through a single USB cable to your laptop. Channel gain, EQ, and individual deck filter knobs give you hands-on mix control without diving into software menus. The touch strip adds expressive FX and strip-search capability that rewards performers willing to explore it. For the working DJ who needs reliability in a small package, the MixTrack Pro III delivers a focused, no-compromise setup path.

Key Features

Next Generation Feature Packed Controller : Ultra Portable two deck DJ Controller for Serato DJ Intro (Included) for Mac and PC with high resolution 5 inch metal jog wheels

Connectivity Covered : On board pro grade class compliant audio interface with 2 headphone outputs and main output for seamless connection to mixers & PA systems

Mix Control : Two physical decks outfitted with a crossfader, dedicated browsing controls, individual filter controls, touch capacitive jog wheels and independent transport controls access to critical, must have tools for seamless blending are right at your fingertips

Enhance Your Performance : 16 multi function back lit pads with multiple pad modes for total control of cue points, auto / manual looping and sample playback to add some flair to your performance, plus 100 millimeter pitch controls and a multi function touch strip for dynamic FX control and strip search

Spice Up Your Performance : Jump start your inspiration with 6 sample packs from Prime Loops including over 380 premium instrumental loops, drum kits, one shots, and more. A $200 value

Requires: Mac OS X 10.6 - macOS 10.13 High Sierra 1.6GHz Intel Core Duo All Intel i3, i5 and i7 Processors are supported Screen Resolution: 1024 x 768 RAM 1GB (minimum) Available USB 2.0 port Windows Windows Vista with Service Pack 1, Windows 7 with Service Pack 1, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Available USB 2.0 port

Specifications

Controller Type
Two-deck DJ controller
Software Included
Serato DJ Intro
Jog Wheels
5-inch metal, touch-capacitive
Performance Pads
16 multi-function backlit pads
Pitch Faders
100mm
Audio Interface
Onboard class-compliant USB
Headphone Outputs
2
Connection
USB 2.0
macOS Support
OS X 10.6 – macOS 10.13 High Sierra
Windows Support
Vista SP1, 7 SP1, 8, 8.1, 10
ASIN
B00SCP7IB4

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

  • Onboard audio interface eliminates the need for a separate soundcard, keeping your signal chain short and your bag light.
  • Capacitive 5-inch metal jog wheels deliver immediate tactile feedback for scratching and beat nudging in Serato.
  • 16 backlit multi-function pads cover hot cues, loops, and sample triggering — enough performance tools for a full club set.
  • 100mm pitch faders give fine-resolution tempo adjustment that short-throw faders can't match.
  • Included Prime Loops sample packs add immediate production value without any extra spend.

👎 Cons

  • No motorized platters, so vinyl simulation and tension feel are absent — scratch performance is functional but not tactile in the way a club CDJ or motorized controller is.
  • Serato DJ Intro has feature limitations compared to Pro — advanced features like DVS, Flip, and stems require an additional Serato license purchase.
  • The built-in audio interface outputs at a consumer-grade level; for broadcast or high-headroom monitoring applications, a dedicated interface will outperform it.
  • No balanced XLR outputs — the main output is unbalanced, which can introduce noise over long cable runs to a PA.
  • System requirements cap at macOS 10.13 High Sierra, which excludes newer macOS versions without workarounds.

Frequently Asked Questions

No — the onboard class-compliant audio interface handles both your main output to a PA or mixer and two separate headphone outputs, so you're gig-ready with just the controller and a laptop. No additional interface or drivers are required on most systems.
It ships with Serato DJ Intro, which covers most core mixing functions. Serato DJ Pro compatibility depends on your Serato license — the hardware itself can unlock additional Pro features if you purchase or already own a Pro subscription, but Intro is fully functional for learning and performance use.
The 5-inch metal jog wheels detect finger contact instantly, so scratch and nudge responses are immediate rather than relying on mechanical pressure alone. They're not motorized, so they won't simulate vinyl tension, but for Serato scratching and beat nudging they respond cleanly without the lag you get from lower-tier plastic wheels.
Yes — the pads cycle through multiple modes (hot cue, loop, sampler, and more), so you switch functions mid-performance without losing your cue points. Each mode is back-lit, giving you a clear visual read on which mode is active in a dark booth.
The crossfader is a standard component in the MixTrack Pro III chassis, but it is not a tool-free swap — replacement requires opening the unit. For casual use it's durable enough, but heavy scratch-style play will wear any non-replaceable fader faster than a club-grade replaceable unit.