Numark Party Mix III
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Numark Party Mix III

★★★★☆ 4.2/5 · 48 reviews on Amazon.co.uk
Approx. price ~140 € Check current price on Amazon Amazon's price changes daily and by country; we send you to the official product page.

The first Party Mix with real-time Stems control, though its review track record is still short.

6.7out of 10

The quick verdict

  • 3-band EQ and 8 pads per deck, a clear upgrade over the Party Mix II
  • Real-time Stems control, unusual at this price point
  • Bluetooth MIDI to mix from your phone with the djay app
  • Only 42 reviews: a small sample for such a recent product
  • One review reports a fault after just one day of use and lag when switching modes
  • At €139, pricier than the Party Mix II without yet having its review track record

Best for: Anyone who wants the latest features (Stems, Bluetooth) in an entry rig, and doesn't mind being an early adopter with fewer reviews to back it up.

Editor's score

Editor's score 0-10, only comparable within controllers.

Spec sheet

Channels2
Playback decks2
Connection typeUSB controller
Performance pads16
Jog wheelsLarge touch surface
Built-in mixerYes
Compatible softwareSerato DJ Lite, Algoriddim djay
ConnectivityUSB-C, Bluetooth MIDI
Audio outputsRCA (Master), Jack 3.5mm
Weight1.1 kg
Other data
Dimensions33.8 x 20.5 x 4.7 cm
Launch2026

The Party Mix III isn't a simple refresh: EQ moves to 3-band, pads per deck double to 8, Bluetooth MIDI is added to control the djay app from your phone, and it gains real-time Stems control to isolate vocals or instruments while mixing, a feature that until recently only showed up on considerably pricier gear.

With only 48 reviews given the recent launch, caution is warranted: the 4.1/5 average sits alongside at least one 1-star review reporting it stopped working well after a single day and lagged when switching modes. Most available opinions are much more positive, one even describes using it at a real gig, but with such a small sample it's worth watching how its track record develops.

What's good

  • 3-band EQ and 8 pads per deck, a clear upgrade over the Party Mix II
  • Real-time Stems control, unusual at this price point
  • Bluetooth MIDI to mix from your phone with the djay app
  • Light guides to learn manual beatmatching (Beat Align)

What could be better

  • Only 42 reviews: a small sample for such a recent product
  • One review reports a fault after just one day of use and lag when switching modes
  • At €139, pricier than the Party Mix II without yet having its review track record

Best for: Anyone who wants the latest features (Stems, Bluetooth) in an entry rig, and doesn't mind being an early adopter with fewer reviews to back it up.

What buyers say

Only 48 reviews given the 2026 launch, 4.1/5 average. Most are very positive, but there's one serious review reporting a fault after a single day of use, with such a small sample it's impossible to know if this is an isolated case.

Jimmy M5 out of 5 stars

Probably the best beginner Dj controller ever! I even used this at a gig in the Chicagoland area two weeks ago. All you need is a mixer to boost the signal of this djay controller. With acapella and instrumental stems literally in your fingertips for ADVANCED DJays, you can sound professional with this DJ Controller. For lazy and casual set ups, you can MIDI BLUETOOTH connect this DJ controller to your iPad or iPhone. The best $150.00 DJ controller I ever bought

✓ Amazon
Borisblazevic5 out of 5 stars

Great starter deck for sure! Quality is what you pay for at this price point but depending on what software you use it's very flexible with how you can program it.

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tyrone s.1 out of 5 stars

Can't download or use wireless

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Versus Numark Party Mix II: if you'd rather have a model with a much longer, proven review track record See full spec sheet →

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