Universal Audio Apollo Twin USB Heritage Edition

Finally! An audio interface that actually works well with my Windows laptop.Admittingly, I am an avid Windows user since it is helpful for work and I have always struggled with finding a good audio interface that works well with low latency. This device is absolutely perfect for my needs. My only compliant is that the USB cord from the company does not have an option for USB-3 and I have to use an adapter.

This has what I'm looking for tone wise. Very easy to setup and use. I'm on windows 10. No issues. The plugins are bad mofos. I love the one with big black knob. Don't remember name lol...but it's sweet on guitar. I've owned a lot of interfaces over the years, and this one is my favorite. I had it for a day, and I noticed a big difference. Buy it. No regret at all. This is going to be my workhorse until the future slams us in the face again. lol. Get it though if you are staring at it.

Volume control is broken and we are not able to use the warranty we paid for due to poor customer service.

RIP to my Apollo Twin. If you buy one of these, know that it will only last you for about 8 years before it completely breaks. In the meantime, know what an absolute nightmare of glitchiness and technical issues you are signing yourself up for. Can you get good recordings out of it with low latency? Yes, when it works, which is rare. Constant crashes. Constant disconnects from my DAW and from my computer. The onboard plugins are basically a joke. You may be able to get the onboard processor to handle a single plugin before it is overloaded and crashes your session. 1995 called. It wants it's Pro Tools HDX system back. Most computers today can handle audio plugins natively just fine.I suppose I can thank it for looking cool and not blasting static through my speakers like my Avid interface used to do at times. In the end, the unit would just crackle loudly as it pumped audio to your speakers. Customer service is non-existent and online forums are filled with unresolved issues.The only reason I bought this was because it was the first unit with a USB3 connector, which is as fast a connection you could get with a PC at the time. There are far better and cheaper options now.

I’m not one for writing bad reviews but ever since I bought this it has been nothing but problems. You can’t even download the drivers directly from their website without hours of work. The thing crashes my computer on a regular basis. It turns itself off whenever it wants. This is a waste of money unless you love dealing with hardware and software problems on a daily basis.

not worth money!