🎧 5.1 USB External Stereo Sound Card with Headphone and Microphone Jack, USB 3D Sound Card Converter for Windows, Mac, Linux, PC, Laptop, Desktop (Black) Review

My good Mackie computer speakers stopped working after a Windows update. After trying many things I think a BIOS update might be the answer. The sound comes from the mainboard. My USB headphones and monitor speakers work, but my good Mackies no longer work. I don't want to mess around with the BIOS and possibly mess things up even more. I thought I'd try. Naturally. I hooked it up to my computer and connected my speakers to it. Now I have high quality speaker sound again. It was a lot cheaper…

This little USB external sound card may have capabilities I can't figure out (5.1 stereo sound? Really?) and the instructions don't help me much to figure it out . But as the saying goes, this little rascal does what I wanted it to: It gives me a headphone jack and a microphone input via the USB port. I'm using it on a Mac and no drivers were required to install - it recognized it right away. I don't find the sound quality convincing, but I still give it four stars for the low price and ease of

I needed a separate sound card for digital RF communications and didn't want to pay the high cost of a signal channel or rig blaster. With the right cable this sound card seems to work pretty well and is a huge savings allowing me to get more of the stuff I need for a ham radio shack.

, I have a 2014 Macmini Intel that I wanted to set up to dual boot - Mac and Windows. By accident I found that I could install on a new SSD that I had installed in Windows 10. There was no need to install Mac OS and then add Boot Camp. I can't find drivers for bluetooth or audio. Don't worry, both are easy to solve. I added USB Bluetooth and this USB audio dongle solved the audio part of my experiment. In fact, as described, it doesn't need any drivers, it's plug and play. It replaces both of…

I bought another USB dongle for the sound card, but unlike this one it wasn't wide enough for both plugs. They fit perfectly. The laptop recognized the device even without configuration. Pretty basic functionality but everything I needed for my ham radio project.

It took a while to test this item because a pop was heard ONLY when starting up, restarting and shutting down the computer. I'm testing this unit on a Windows 10 mini pc and the output jack of the mini pc was acting up and only playing one channel so I needed a good USB audio controller to connect it to the computer's USB port. At first I thought that the problem might be because my speaker-to-monitor cable isn't working properly, but replacing it with a new one didn't solve the problem. Then I