It isn’t a perfect solution, and I outlined some of the trade-offs, including the lack of a multiviewer and headphone jack.
My thoughts about the original ATEM Mini have not changed much: For only $295, it offers value well beyond its low price point and it offers the functionality of several dedicated tools, many of which individually cost more than the ATEM Mini. You can read my full ATEM Mini review here and I encourage you to do so because I won’t be repeating much of the features that are common to the ATEM Mini and the ATEM Mini Pro, which is the subject of this review. In late December 2019 I was offered the chance to review the Blackmagic Design ATEM Mini.
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