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 Devarajah Selvarajah ᠌

On alternative operating systems (i. E. Windows) did not check. Got used for cheap. Wouldn't buy a new one for the money. Its pros: It started up without problems on Raspberry Pi B+, Raspberry Pi 3 Raspbian/GNU Linux with a standard driver from the kernel, without any additional manipulations. Drop dead loud even with a drawdown in voltage. It is able to mix sound channels at the iron level, which cards from other manufacturers will do in the very last case, most often in the driver at the kernel level by software. Different cons: Few outputs, few settings, could be cheaper. The fact that it is on a lace-tail could be made optional, it is not always necessary. I didn’t really like the sound on the AudioTechnica ATH-AD700 headphones; on a random speaker, the flaws are less noticeable.