🔊 Syba External USB Stereo Sound Adapter: Enhance Audio Source on Windows, Mac, Linux with Mic Jack - C-Media Chipset Review

I bought an external SYBA USB stereo audio adapter for my Antlion ModMic 5 to hopefully remove some of the noise the mic port was causing on my motherboard, unfortunately it was much worse compared to much louder, more obvious hum and much quieter mic feedback. It's cheap and will do if your audio ports are dying, but if you're looking for something to boost the quality of your mic you should probably look elsewhere. The device is also wider than most standard USB devices, allowing it to block…

So I got a fairly expensive set of headphones that I was going to use for gaming and I heard and saw the Antlion ModMic advert. until I recorded a little bit from the mic to see how it sounds. Like absolute trash. Note that this was due to the microphone on the specific sound card. Nothing is built in here, and yet it sounded terrible. Buzz, buzz, hiss and hiss abound. I was so angry! So I watched some videos and read some forum posts about how a USB sound adapter might solve the problem. I…

I bought an external SYBA USB stereo audio adapter for my Antlion ModMic 5 to hopefully remove some of the noise my motherboard mic port was causing, unfortunately it was a lot worse compared to the much louder one , more defined hum and significantly quieter microphone feedback. It's cheap and will do if your audio ports are dying, but if you're looking for something to boost the quality of your mic you should probably look elsewhere. The device is also wider than most standard USB devices…

It is often impossible to verify that a device will work for a particular application. But the manufacturer can test it for different applications, for example the MacBook, which it says it should work for. And confidently deciding that the product is non-refundable without mentioning it in the description. ILLEGAL and AMAZON should REVIEW THIS PRACTICE.

I have a small business that lends laptops and headphones to a hearing program that helps children with learning disabilities. The 3.5mm plug on my computers needs to be tight in order for the headphones to transmit the computer program properly - this properly working 3.5mm plug is the weak link between the computer program and the child who is better able to learn. Over time the 3.5mm plug on many of my laptops has become loose, or a customer ripped out the headphones which broke the plastic…

I bought an external SYBA USB stereo audio adapter for my Antlion ModMic 5 to hopefully remove some of the noise my motherboard mic port makes, unfortunately it was a lot worse in comparison much louder, clearer buzz and significantly quieter mic feedback. It's cheap and will do if your audio ports are dying, but if you're looking for something to boost the quality of your mic you should probably look elsewhere. The device is also wider than most standard USB devices, allowing it to block ports