🎧 UGREEN USB Audio Jack Adapter, 3.5mm Headphone and Microphone Sound Card, Aluminum 2-in-1 USB to 3.5mm TRRS Connector, Compatible with PS5, PC, Mac, Linux, Laptop, Desktop, Windows Review

Working. So far it seems to be made of quality material. I use it with a built-in (phone) headset connected to my PC running Solus OS Linux. For this to work in Discord for example for speaking and listening, I had to use Pulse Audio (a free program for managing audio settings for Linux), go to "Configuration Settings" and once connected select "USB Audio" and set it to "Analog Stereo Duplex - "Duplex" reflects input and output (microphone and headphones), apparently. .So far, so good!

This is exactly what I needed. I got a gaming headset for Christmas because I like playing games on my computer, but I didn't have a very good working microphone to talk to my friends. I was very happy to use them, but after plugging the headset into my laptop I was disappointed to see that the headphone jack didn't recognize it. After testing the headset on other computers and realizing it was my laptop's problem, I almost bought a new laptop. Luckily, my brother recommended I get some kind of

I have been very satisfied with UGREEN products in the past and this is no exception. I think the sound quality in this case is even better than when the headphones are plugged directly into my laptop's 3.5mm headphone jack. I got this because the jack was starting to lose connection on one channel and the headphones only worked on one side unless the plus was almost all the way in but not all the way in. it just hurt. I now get great sound quality without worrying about plugging in my…

That's a smart idea and I was glad to get it. The audio port on my 3.5 year old laptop is dead. I need a microphone input from the headset and an audio output to the headset only. The declared product properties must guarantee this. It is not. The auditory part is fine. I hear very clearly in each of the three headphones. However, it does NOT include the microphone in ANY of the three sets of headphones. I tried using a lightweight headphone/mic set and a cartridge without a mic for recording…

In the last 3 months my sound card has failed on my computer. I have tried every opinion and setting from online research. Nothing will solve the problem of loud hum feedback. I received this USB audio adapter and it worked great. Just plug in any USB port, then plug in the 3.5mm jack on your speakers. The sound is excellent, sounds better than the original sound card built into the computer. But I don't think the onboard sound card is hard to beat. Great product did exactly what I needed to…

When I started using this I thought I had found a solution to my headset problem. With my iPhone headphones, I was able to hear and be heard clearly during a conference call. The problem started a few days later when I suddenly got the full amount of static. Since then I've rebooted, reconnected, switched ports, reinstalled drivers, tried different drivers, tried a different headset and tried the adapter on a different computer to no avail. I don't know if it's overheating or maybe there's some

Tested, works on Windows 10 2004 and Linux 5.7.0 kernel with built-in drivers. The sound sounds good. The microphone works normally at the appropriate volume. This device has a strange behavior: it changes its USB ID when you plug something into the port. When nothing is plugged into the TRRS connector, its USB ID is 0bda:48f0, but if you then plug something in, it resets and reappears as 0bda:49b5. This identity morphing behavior is an issue when you want to redirect a USB device to a virtual…