MCSPER 2-Pack USB to 3.5mm Jack Audio Adapter,External Sound Card USB-A to Audio Jack Adapter with Aux Stereo Converter Compatible with Headset, Desktops, PC Windows,Laptop Mac,Linux,and More Device

This USB to 3.5mm Audio Jack Adapter is fantastic! It works perfectly with my headset across multiple devices, including PC, Mac, and even my PS4, with no issues at all. The setup is plug-and-play—no drivers or complicated installation needed—which makes it super convenient. The sound quality is clear and consistent, whether I’m gaming, on calls, or listening to music. Its compact and lightweight design makes it easy to carry or keep on my desk without clutter. The grey finish looks sleek and professional, too. Overall, this adapter is reliable, versatile, and a great solution for anyone needing an external sound card converter. Highly recommended for both everyday use and gaming!

This worked great and sounded good. I was setting up a KVM setup between Windows and MacOS machines, I didn't have a way to transfer the speakers so on whim I gave this a shot as an experiment. So the KVM switch transferred a USB hub between the computers, this was plugged into one of the USB ports on the hub, and the speakers were plugged into the this jack. Everything worked great right out of the box, I didn't have to fiddle with anything. I ended up not needed it in the long run because the monitor that was acquired had an audio pass-through from the HDMI so that worked without needing to use up a spot on the USB hub. But I'm impressed that it worked with this pretty jankey setup between two different OSs.

Works good and just what I as looking for. The sound quality is nice. My son and is enjoying using it for his gaming headset. It is as easy for him to insta and use it right away.

This does what I need and does it well. There is one small deficiency, in my opinion, and one weirdness that I don't think is the adapter's issue. The deficiency is that the device only supports 16 bit sound. The page doesn't claim otherwise except that one of the images specifies 24 bit sound. Nowhere in the description is that stated. Now, 16 bit sound is great and sound from this adapter is great - no problem there. I do think (or imagine) I can hear a slight difference in dynamism on another device that supports both bit depths. The weirdness is that on starting up in Windows 11 after a shutdown, sound comes through the adapter incredibly loud. If I unplug the adapter and replug, everything is normal. If I choose restart, there is also no problem. That constellation makes me think it's something in Windows (which doesn't fully shut down in shutdown, so it can start up more quickly). I'm going to keep an eye on it.

The speaker port on our desktop is so worn that it doesn't make a good connection. This adapter allows us to plug into a USB port on the desktop and headphones work well.

I wanted to use this adapter to provide audio to my powered speakers, but the sound kept stopping and starting. Data bandwidth on this device must be very low. The speakers work fine when plugged in to the front headphone port on the computer, but I wanted to use one of the rear USB 3.2 ports, so the front headphone jack was available for plugging in headphones. I did find another adapter that works fine, so I will be returning this one.

I didn’t need a very long cable. This was easy to find it does everything it’s supposed to do good quality easy to use. The length is great for me. It’s a good value for your money and the input is great.

Perfect, it works great!