🎧 Hagibis USB External Sound Card Adapter for Windows, Mac, Linux, PC, Laptops, Desktops, PS4, PS5 - 2-in-1 USB to 3.5mm Headphone and Microphone Jack Audio Adapter Mic Stereo Sound Card (Black) Review

macOS does not allow the 3.5mm output jack and internal speakers to be used at the same time. In fact, you can't even switch between them. If the 3.5mm jack detects a connection, the internal speakers will be disabled. This small USB sound card is perfect for my needs. This solves the problem caused by macOS.

I received this because my audio jack didn't recognize my microphone and the sore prevented me from using it. This is a great temporary solution to this problem until I can send my laptop in for repair! It's a simple little device that plugs directly into a USB port and you can plug in headphones or a headset. This not only allows the microphone on the headset to work, but also to sound. I recommend this product 100%, especially if you have problems with microphones and sound.

My work computer wasn't working and since I work from home I couldn't take it to our IT department to have it fixed. I bought this so I didn't have to use the bulky over-ear USB headphones with a protruding mic that my job provided me with, and now I can use my more comfortable in-ear headphones!

I recently changed my computer and noticed that the built-in audio in the new system has a lot of electrical noise. Of course I didn't want to have a high pitched screeching in my ears all the time, so I bought this converter. However, I didn't think when I received it and didn't check the sound quality. most other people) usually listen to 24-bit quality audio at 44.1 kHz. Unfortunately, this thing can only play 16-bit audio at 44.1 or 48kHz. To be honest, I didn't notice this IMMEDIATELY, but

The product description specifically says it's a 2 in 1 headphone/mic jack, but it doesn't work like the last one at all. I've played around with the audio settings and used them with both PC and Mac and the results are the same. If you just want a headphone jack, that's fine, but it's not exactly what I was looking for.

I really wanted it to work for me, I really wanted it. When I plugged this in, Windows automatically recognized it with no issues. I plugged in my headphones/mic and had no problems with the sound in my headphones. Microphone connection problem. This requires the microphone to be directly in front of (almost B) your mouth before it picks up the sound from the microphone. I've played around with all the Windows mic volume and sensitivity settings to no avail. Thinking my mic suddenly broke…

I thought I bought a lemon and I was halfway through asking for a refund. But I felt that this was a bit premature on my part. When I first plugged my audio head into the jack and USB port on my laptop, there was no sound. I tried acting in films. silent. I tried watching videos on Youtube but there was still no sound. It was only then that I realized that I hadn't fully inserted the extra audio head into the audio jack slot on the Hagibis external USB sound card adapter. After fixing, I put on

I recently switched computers and on the new system I noticed that the built-in audio has a lot of electrical noise. Of course I didn't want to have a high pitched screeching in my ears all the time, so I bought this converter. However, I didn't think when I received it and didn't check the sound quality. most other people) usually listen to 24-bit quality audio at 44.1 kHz. Unfortunately, this thing can only play 16-bit audio at 44.1 or 48kHz. To be honest, I didn't notice it IMMEDIATELY, but…