Enhance Your Audio Experience with ASUS Xonar U5 Sound Card Review

to be honest, I liked the percentage that processes the sound much more than the older sister u7, but the sound is subjective for everyone, so the advice is to take this one than 7-ku. And cheaper and better. Pros: great model. good sound, I would even say excellent, just an excellent thing for games, but even in music there is a revolution. and even the rank and file in such equipment will hear it Cons: did not see, did not find, did not feel after a couple of months of use

I took this audio card and was pleased with everything that concerned it, the sound in the headphone, the sound from the microphone. But I thought if I pay 5,000R for a sound box, it will last a few years. Alas. Some pros: Everything is good in this sound card, relatively built into the motherboard. There is a lot of discussion on the forums whether it is worth taking this sound card. If you want a more or less tolerable sound, a large number of settings - this sound is for you. BUT you can…

Problem with drivers. ASUS is not always compatible :(. It's real. it feels like this device has nothing to do with ASUS :( With its pros. Everything is working. For your price. The sound for the cinema moved from the computer to the amplifier by 15 meters without strong pickups via the USB extension cable. Audio wires of this length collected 40db of interference along the way, and this is already audible. Has some cons Swears with the Sonic Studio 3 program. You have to disconnect USB to…

Works great with my Elecraft K3 and I can run WSJT-X and Fldigi on MacOS or Ham Radio Deluxe and Winlink Express ( WINMOR ) on Windows 10 with no issues , although I actually use Parallels 11.

I use this for ham radio digital modes and am very satisfied. Compared to a cheap $10 sound card, the ASUS Xonar had better accuracy across the frequency band with less roll-off at low frequencies. And I could decode even weaker signals. I use this with iMac computer. I don't have access to additional functions, but they are not needed for my application.

I use this in my ham radio as a sound card for my LP-Pan2. It's much better than the onboard sound card in my PC and offers more bandwidth. Definitely improved my SDR setup.

Even at maximum volume, this device has half the volume of my internal SoundBlaster. I really struggled to operate my Sennheiser 580 open-ear headphones and the sound sounded dead and lifeless. It worked well in terms of drivers and basic utilities, but overall it sounds dull and lifeless. Ports are poorly labeled, outputs aren't color-coded, and without a diagram it's hard to know where to connect what.

After 6 months of ownership I had an issue that caused my computer to restart 5 times in a row. This led to the failure of this sound card. Windows now sees it as an unidentified device. Removed and reinstalled drivers. Doesn't work on any computer I'm currently plugging it into.

Looks good on paper, but it just doesn't work in practice. The headphone output at the maximum impedance setting on my 80 ohm DT770 doesn't let the headphones be loud at all, and I'm really not the type of person who listens to something "really" loud, so just imagine a moderate volume and there is your max. It is not possible to set different equalizer settings for headphones and speakers. So if you want to use the equalizer that comes with the SoundStudio software, you'll have to settle for…

I had it a while ago but had to replace it as it's just out of warranty stopped working expired. Find out. Up to this point everything has worked great. I particularly liked the quick switch between speakers and headphones. After it died I used a Sound Blaster Z sound card instead.

I bought this in February 2016 and it completely died in October. There is supposedly a 3-year warranty, but ASUS -Support so terrible it's impossible to even figure out how to initiate the reset process, when it worked it was fine, then suddenly it stopped working (took the entire usb bus of my windows 7 pc for the Company with, which required an expensive service call to fix.) As mentioned in another post here, I also use this for ham radio purposes.Find something else, from a different…

This sound card is some kind of cruel joke from asus, since the sound is the most disgusting, and the price tag is not small. This black piece of plastic does not sound, but rather makes sounds of flatulence. and from realtek, then I rolled up a fresh driver for wines 10 x64, but nothing has changed. All sounds are not natural, it cuts the ear, everything merges into one vile sound lump, sound bacchanalia. I tried to play on the gaming preset in left4dead 2 and it's such a horror, I didn’t…

If you want a portable device with better sound quality than the built-in one and do not want to hear extraneous high-frequency and low-frequency interference, then take it, you will not regret it. I use it without installed drivers from the official site. It works great when connected to a computer. Windows 10 immediately detects it correctly. As for ASIO, I can say that the sound seems to become a little more crystal clear and the panorama and spatiality open up a little, but you lose the…