Four-channel DJ controllers
DDJ-GRV6 vs DDJ-FLX10
Both are four-channel controllers that unlock rekordbox and Serato DJ Pro for free. The DDJ-GRV6 is built around remixing, with Groove Circuit for live drums and full-size 206 mm jog wheels, and it runs on USB power from a laptop with a USB-C port. The DDJ-FLX10 is built for events, with Stems controls, displays in the jog wheels, XLR master outputs, a DMX output for lighting and two USB-C ports for back-to-back sets.
Side by side
Which one is for you
DJ events with lights or a second DJ
The DDJ-FLX10 runs lights from rekordbox through its DMX output, and a second DJ plugs into its other USB-C port.
DDJ-FLX10 from $1,729.00want XLR cables straight into a PA
The DDJ-FLX10 has XLR master outputs; the DDJ-GRV6 uses balanced 1/4-inch TRS.
DDJ-FLX10 from $1,729.00want to play from a laptop with no power adapter
The DDJ-GRV6 runs on USB power from a laptop with a USB-C port.
DDJ-GRV6 $899.00The same on both
- Four channels and two USB-C ports
- rekordbox and Serato DJ Pro unlock free with both; djay needs a paid subscription
- Serato DJ Pro records your set (your own music files, not streamed tracks)
- 1/4-inch and 3.5 mm headphone jacks
See them in a setup or guide
Checked against AlphaTheta's DDJ-GRV6 page, Pioneer DJ's DDJ-FLX10 page and manual, and Serato's hardware pages. Prices are today's.













