Review on Creative Labs Sound Blaster Play! 3 External USB Sound Adapter - Compatible with Windows and Mac - Plug and Play (No Drivers Needed) - Enhanced 24-Bit 96Khz Playback Upgrade by Kenta Sasaki ᠌

In general, when you take into account the price, all of the drawbacks are petty complaints, and in terms of sound quality and the microphone, the sound is better than the realtek standard every 10 times. I seriously doubt that anyone will be sorry they purchased it. Some pros: Connects quickly and easily to everything, including a laptop. The sound of the microphone is very clear even with ordinary Chinese ears for 10 bucks, and that's exactly what I took (too lazy to make a sample, you can take my word for it (or you can not believe it)). It is an excellent choice for the price of 2000 dollars. The crystalizer is quite effective at reducing the background noise in the teamspeak channel caused by the many interlocutors (I did not expect this at all). Got cons: It is said that the "amplifier" can raise the resistance of the ears to up to 300 ohms. In point of fact, 32 ohms produce a playback that is merely passable. I was unable to locate a way to turn off the very low-pitched sounds that accompany gunfire and explosions in video games; they sound like someone is beating themselves in the head with a club. I'm not trying to imply that it was an unbearable experience, but the fact is that I'm not used to this and I still haven't gotten used to it after two weeks (ers listening to rattling remixes Vaska will obviously come in). Because the list of supported headphones has such a limited selection, I have to choose headphones that are at least somewhat understandable by ear. As a consequence of this, I was unable to find headphones that were understandable on sinhas. Everything else is saved in profiles with the exception of these particular headphones, and it will be incredibly bothersome if you use more than one ear at a time.