🔌 Black USB Audio Adapter with 3.5mm Jack - CableCreation USB External Stereo Sound Card for PS4, PS5, Windows, Mac, Linux - Plug and Play Review

I ordered two of these, one for a Supermicro server board with no sound hardware and one for a 9 year old Foxconn Z68A-S motherboard with no sound hardware either was Win10. -64 compatible drivers on Foxconn servers. It was strictly plug and chug for both of them. Plug the adapter into a USB 2.0 header (for both my boards), plug speakers into the adapter and you've got sound. The price of entry is worth the risk of commercial driver releases and the risk of malware trying to find a driver for…

Found out I need an external microphone adapter for my MacBook Air to use for distance learning. I bought this and was very disappointed that it didn't work when I plugged the mic into the mic jack. I was about to return it but something told me to plug it into the headphone jack and it worked! I don't know if the wiring is reversed or if the connectors are just mislabeled. But so far it's working fine.

I bought this because I use Elgato HD60 to record games and bought an external condenser mic so my videos have better sound quality. Unfortunately, my $450 desktop only has one combo headphone jack, except it's headphone only and can't be used for condenser mics. So I looked a bit online and said my condenser mic will work if I use a USB mic/headphone hub. Great with Elgato. This product is cheap and frankly it just works. The audio quality of the headphones is great and my condenser mic works…

Perfect solution to either my dead sound card or a botched recent Windows update. My sound on my old PC stopped working a few weeks ago and after exhausting all the internet searching I decided to give it a try before ordering a new sound card. The device occupies a USB port, but otherwise works great! The sound is crystal clear and even better than the annoying hum I got from the sound card!

I ordered two of these, one for a Supermicro server board with no audio hardware and one for a 9 year old Foxconn Z68A-S motherboard with no audio hardware Win10. -64 compatible drivers on Foxconn servers. It was strictly plug and chug for both of them. Plug the adapter into a USB 2.0 header (for both my boards), plug speakers into the adapter and you've got sound. The price of entry is worth not risking a commercial driver vendor and risking malware trying to find a driver for your old…

Nothing easier than that. I simply plugged my microphone and headphones into the correct jack shown and plugged them into an available USB port on my PC. Instant sound. I had to turn the volume down because the audio actually sounded louder than when the headphones were plugged into the headphone jack. I have this because my PC doesn't have a microphone slot. Both the microphone and the headset work great. The small form factor doesn't protrude much beyond the back of the PC, even with cables…

I bought these because I use Elgato HD60 to record my gameplay and I bought an external condenser microphone so my videos have the best sound quality. Unfortunately, my $450 desktop only has one combo headphone jack, except it's headphone only and can't be used for condenser mics. So I looked a bit online and said my condenser mic will work if I use a USB mic/headphone hub. great with Elgato. This product is cheap and frankly it just works. The audio quality of the headphones is great and my…

Firstly I only use this for sound output so I can't comment on microphone use. Also, I don't personalize my audio settings, so the lack of bass adjustment that others have mentioned didn't bother me. I only bought it because my laptop's audio jack stopped working, so this little device allows me to use my headphones again while watching videos and listening to audiobooks and music from my computer. Look closely at the images in the listing itself as well as the shared images. other reviewers to