external USB Stereo Sound Adapter for Windows, Mac, Linux Extra Audio Source with 3.5mm Audio Mic Jack C-Media Chipset, SD-CM-UAUD

This little USB dongle does an incredible job of producing clear microphone audio input, which was my only reason for buying it. I've not tried the audio output quality.I bought this after my Zonar DX sound card began to add a horrible droning noise to my microphone whenever the graphics card I recently installed was under load - must've been some interference from the graphics card. This alleviates the issue completely, and produces very clear audio input, so I can be heard without static or gain or interference or any other such thing.The product feels pretty cheap, and is priced low, but it performs exceptionally.

Bought this as my sound seems to have given up the ghost recently and I wasn't able to use my headphones normally through the audio port, or play sound through the built in speakers. So very happy with this £10 purchase which now allows me to run the sound through a USB port instead - a great workaround for video calls (thankfully sound input is still running ok through the built in microphone) and listening to music.Worth noting the device has two ports - one for headphones and one for a microphone so you'll need to plug in a headset that makes use of both, or listen only through the apple headphones or other devices that include a mic as well.

Picked this up after seeing good reviews online and as far as sound quality goes when using this to listen to audio, its perfectly fine, however I had intended to use this for its microphone input and while the mic input has a good amount of gain and the sound is generally clear, there is a high pitched beeping in the background that sounds like some sort of digital interference which is coming from the adapter itself. Have tried using this with a USB isolator but sadly the inference remains. If it wasn't for the dirty mic input, this would be the perfect small USB audio interface

After having a £50 quote plus parts for my broken h/p jack on my year old desktop, this turned out to be the perfect solution" good online reviews , It is a quality made product At a good price, considering the money that I have just saved not having a dealer fix" plug in any usb. no software needed, recognised as a usb drive. After reading other peoples reviews " I agree. it does seem to give a very clear and precise sound signal .I use through my Harmon Kardon speaker dock it sounds awesome would recommend.

I primarily bought this USB Soundcard as my older one broke.Pros:1) This works as written in the description.2) It managed to provide enough power to my BM 800 microphone with very little noise.3) Headphones worked well with the soundcard4) Made out of sturdy plastic. Don't think it's going to break anytime soon5) It uses C-Media CM119 which is pretty good6) The ports are colour codedCons:1) As I mentioned, it did make a little noise in the background while recording with the BM 800 microphone2) When headphones are connected, you can here a faint hiss, but it's not too disruptive3) Took 2 weeks to arrive. 1 week to dispatch and 1 week shipping. Honestly I am very disappointed with shipping time. (This does not affect what I think about the soundcard)All in all, this is a great soundcard for the price considering that my older one cost about 17£ and it was of about same quality.

I purchased this product because the onboard sound in my computer is only available through my monitor's audio jack. (Apparently the audio is being routed through the HDMI cable and the audio plugs on the computer won't work, no matter what I do.) This is a problem because the Microphone jack on the computer won't work either (don't think the Mic can be routed through the HDMI.)This little product works perfectly. Plug it in and right-click the audio icon on the bottom right, click Recording Devices and select the 2- C-Media USB Audio Device as the Microphone. No drivers needed. :-)

Bought this to record audio with my macbook pro 2015. But couldn't because it makes a constant beeping noise with the frequency of 1kz. It is not loud but it makes it absolutely useless for any decent audio recording. Waste of time.

My laptop headphone port broke, so i needed something that would allow me to listen to music/videos.This dose the job, plug in and play.Although, the sound is constantly on full, therefore you'll poo your pants if any unsuspecting noise comes from your system, be it alerts or notifications. I can't seem to find how to turn it down, i've turnt down my system sound,went into the usb properties ect ect. It just seems to be on full whack as a default. This also leaves an annoying fuzzy sound in the background.If you're looking for more control and decent sound quality, don't buy this.If you're looking for something cheap that dose the job, this is your ideal item, very snazzy looking also.