Steinberg UR22C 2-In/2-Out USB 3.0 Type C Audio Interface

I've had this for two years, windows 10 no troubles at all. I love the built in amp sims and reverb. It allows you to record your guitar direct and hear it through a virtual amp latency free. The amp sim effects can be sent to the mix or not. This is great if you want to experiment with amp/cab sims later. My unit came with the proper usb C cable. I love it

Bought this because I needed a USB-C (and preferably also USB 3) ADC. Tried to use this device on Windows 10, and the default drivers did not work. The instructions require a magnifying glass to read, and are flat-out wrong -- if you follow the instructions, you will run into undocumented errors. Even though I downloaded the software from the link provided (not from removable media), it was out of date. I had to download some kind of suspicious "license manager" or something, then guess as to which of the several tediously long license keys was the right one (none of them!), and generally explore the "download manager" to try to figure out which one of the dozens of programs applied to this device. Two hours later, the device driver still didn't work, and I had a PC full of junk software that I don't want on my recording machine. I'm highly technically competent, I know what I'm doing with PCs in general and Windows in specific. Even going all the way back to the DOS days, I have never seen a software installation process that has been this wrong, broken, and convoluted. I don't even want any Steinberg software, I have my DAW and I don't want to use anything else, but the hardware will not work without all the shtty bloatware. One of the instruction sheets even says "losing this paper is like losing your device." What!? I guess this isn't real hardware, then. I guess this device is for iPad users who want to use the Steinberg app. Despite this being USB-C, the included cable is USB-C to B -- completely useless for computers that only have USB-C ports. All around, this product sucks, and I'm returning it. I'm never buying another Steinberg product again -- and I'm negative on Yamaha (the parent company) now as well. This piece of junk should be pulled from the market.

Hardware on this unit is fine. Chose it for the USB 3.0 connection. Works fine for a simple interface. Problem is the registration/software/license downloads. Absolutely incredibly and unnecessarily complicated process to register the unit and the included FX and Cubase software. Took me 4 days to figure out -- all sorts of different Access Codes and Download codes and Licenser codes -- none of which matched up. Customer service guy just said, "wow, I've never seen that problem before." and then wanted me to start over from scratch. Should have taken 30 minutes.

It's a pretty neat piece of equipment

Somehow I'm surprised that I downloaded the drivers, and at the blink of an eye, I was in and running. I'm using Mixcraft 8, and was concerned about compatibility with windows 10. Not an issue. I bought this because M-Audio was not available. Slightly higher price, but I think it's worth it. Phantom power a must for me. Midi and Audio/line recording on tracks the first try. Very nice. :)

Thank You GC for recommending it