UGREEN USB to Audio Jack Sound Card Adapter with Dual TRS 3-Pole 3.5mm Headphone and Microphone USB to Aux 3.5mm External Audio Converter for Windows Mac Linux PC Laptops Desktops PS5 Switch 2

I needed a soundcard for my pc. The old one just died, I replaced it and that one made my pc crash every time you looked at it. I took a chance on this, not knowing how it would work. I have no regrets. It can't get any easier. Plugs into the usb port and into whatever speaker set up you have. Really, no instructions needed. Plug in the speakers and then plug into the usb port. done!

I've purchased and used two of these units. One was to add a microphone input to a desktop PC whose mic input was questionable at best. We have had no issues at all in the last 6 months with it, very happy. The other unit was purchased for my personal home use, initially to use with a KVM switch and it worked great. I then got an upgraded switch and no longer had to use it. However, more recently I noticed my headphone jack in my desktop wasn't producing very high quality audio so I switched to using my iPod classic again since the quality is generally regarded as pretty good. Well, just for fun I plugged this unit back in and connected my TripleFi 10 in-ear headphones and ... it was like night and day! Sound quality blows away the regular audio out from my motherboard and sounds comparable to my iPod. Hearing the improved audio quality made me come back and write a review because I had been thinking of adding a DAC headphone amp for my desktop but after trying this out I don't think I need to. For around $15 this has been a great product and I've been very pleased with the value and quality.

Works very well. Use it at church with Zoom to enable offsite members to be heard on our public address system and for them to hear what is sent through the microphones and other devices passing through our mixer.

Bought this back in 2018 as my on board Audio randomly stopped working and still doesn't. So I got this and plugged it right in and it worked like a charm! Sound was good wasnt really any static that I ever noticed. Well 5-6 Months ago it started acting weird and would give me a USB Malfunction Code 43 error sometimes but it would still work after a few trys.. Now Fast forward to today and for the past few months it will do nothing but give me a code 43 USB Malfunction error no matter what USB slot I try USB 2.0 or 3.0 or backwards compatible.. Sometimes after re-plugging it in hundreds of times ( not a joke ) it will work randomly... but lately these past few weeks/months I cant even get it to work at all anymore... I contacted support about a replacement/warranty and I will update once this is resolved. But if your looking for a quick fix for your audio, for the price and sound quality the product was great when it was working. If they end up fixing or replacing mind I would recommend this to any1 who needs a quick audio fix.

A true miracle worker. After trying everything THIS WORKED! I have my sound back.

Computer Repair comments: Dell Core computers today do not come with rear facing sound ports. This works for both speakers and headphones, to include Windows sounds and running streaming online videos with voice and music.

This audio jack is a lifesaver. The integrated sound card on my (rather elderly) HP tower started sending the most horrific sounding audio to my sound system--a depressing mess of echoes, phasing and reverb-like noise. I finally concluded the sound card was the problem and figured I needed a new one. I had no expansion slots left so I figured I had to get an external sound card. Then this type of device, which I'd never heard of, appeared as an easy, inexpensive solution. It takes the place of your existing sound card and all you have to do is go into your settings and disable your old card so this device has room to work. Easy fix. I have sound again and it's a cleaner sound at a higher bandwidth. I couldn't be happier with it!

It does what it's supposed to do. It plays sounds from your PC through a headset or speakers. It would be worth the money if your onboard sound stopped working, but as far as improved sound from onboard sound it's a failure. Maybe if it came with a console that allowed for adjusting bass, treble, and such it would be okay, but the sound quality is NOT there by itself. Save your money and get something that allows for sound control like Creative Labs Play 3, which right now is about the same price, but supply is limited.