🎧 Cubilux USB Headphone Adapter with High-Resolution 96KHz/24-bit DAC, USB A to 3.5mm TRRS Audio Jack Dongle, External Sound Card for Gaming Headset Windows 10/7 Linux Mac PC Raspberry Pi PS4 PS5 Laptop Review

I needed an external sound card for travel, something easy and simple. All you have to do is simply plug it into your computer. *Built-in drivers*. I love it. My computer does not have a 24-bit/96-bit card. 44/16-bit audio isn't that good to a trained ear. Upgrading is definitely a happy and best solution. Pros: Just plug in (plug and play) - No messy cords - I have dogs and they chewed on another model with a cord that was 4 inches from the computer. - No messy cables - Great sound - Small…

I have Huananzhi X99-8M motherboard with Realtek ALC892 audio chip. For some reason it didn't work with my Panasonic RP-HT21 headphones, most likely due to their low impedance (16 ohms). Connecting higher impedance speakers improved the situation, but I wanted to improve the sound quality without buying new headphones. The bass wasn't very punchy and the volume was low. I didn't have high hopes for this USB adapter since it only cost $10, but I was surprised that it could power my headphones…

When I received this product and used it with my high quality headphones, I was very excited. Initially the product worked great and I heard high quality sound with no lag and no compromises. This experience lasted about 3 days. After leaving the device plugged into my computer, it started producing a lot of static noise through whatever headphones were permanently plugged into it. Of course, I thought that maybe a power outage or an impact damaged the product, so I asked for a replacement, but

I wanted a good quality USB DAC at a great price. After looking at several different items and their reviews, this one ticked all the right boxes. People who are more familiar with DAC/ADC ICs have reviewed many of these cheap devices here on Amazon and posted the technical reasoning behind them. This one seems to have been well reviewed by these guys. My 2 cents: For the vast majority of users who don't use 300+ ohm headphones or have speakers with built-in amplifiers, this is fine. I use this

After 2 months my music is 192/24 bit and sounds very professional, I bought a pair of 384/32 bit USB C but this Cubilux has a warm sound (although you suddenly notice the clarity of my PC in my ears and even active speakers sound better, the included amp lives up to my expectations, and it's the plug I use on my best PC in my living room after hearing all four buttons or plugs as is so far after a few months "It's a breeze", I still use Cubilux, it was the easiest plug and play, I have a…