UGREENUSB to 3.5mm Jack Audio Adapter Sound Card Support Mic TRRS Headphone DAC 24bit 96kHz Nylon Braided USB to Aux Jack Compatible with Windows Mac Linux PC PS5 PS4 Switch Speaker, 9.8 Inch

The audio from my son's 4-pole headset wasn't working, specifically his mic was coming in at -54 dB, when connected to his PC (case or mobo audio). Through my research it seems to be a prevalent problem with ASUS motherboards going back to 2013 and platform agnostic (AMD or Intel). Upon finding this adapter, I bought it as a possible solution and it worked!Complete plug and play: open up the package, connect to the headphone 3.5mm jack, plug into PC. Bam microphone could be heard at full volume, which was the issue when connecting his gaming headset normally.Bottom line, if you are having audio issues or you have a 4-pole, trrs, 3.5mm jack and your device you're trying to use your headset on doesn't but does have USB, give this a go.

I bought this for my Raspberry Pi, which has subpar built in audio. It works great, easy to configure, and sounds really good. I can also see using this with a laptop that has a worn headphone jack, as often happens over time. Another use would be where you want multiple separate sound channels, perhaps to separate input and output for realtime audio processing.

Works as intended, no issues so far. I like that the cable is shorter, it keeps it tidy.

Got this to try out a non-Realtek option with support for higher-resolution audio playback than other basic ones. Compared to another brand adapter I've tried, the build quality seems better. The cord feels sturdier, the USB plug fits tighter. I haven't directly compared it with the Realtek-based one I've got, but sound quality seems decent at least. Depending on your application, it might not be as suited for mic use, however. It lacks any kind of mic boost option, so maximum mic volume isn't as loud.I bought it to try using with a headset but ended up deciding to just use it with a speaker that I was also going to need a USB sound adapter for. Nice little touch that it does disable/hide the mic device if no mic is present.

The speaker jack on my laptop wasn't working properly and the only way to fix it was to replace the motherboard, which I wasn't willing to do just to get external speakers to work. So this was a great solution and works perfectly!

My sound card has been crackling for a year and was getting so bad I finally decided I couldn't live with it any more. Tried a Sabrent USB audio in/out but it was real finicky about the 1/8th connector, Worked.and sounded good if it was just right, but that was iffy. I returned it and bought this thing.My teeth nearly fell out of my head!How did I get 15" woofers in my headphones?!? Totally shocked by how good it sounds. TonyBraxton's "Unbreak My Heart" has some of the best bass out there and this adapter rose to the occasion.Super happy with my purchase.

UGREEN never disappoints!I had bought another brand 3.55mm mic to USB audio adapter and it didn't work at all. Was not even recognized by the system at all (even in the USB system report on macOS)Once I saw that UGREEN has one, I knew I could trust it, as I've used many UGREEN products in the psat and they always work perfectly.If you're looking to connect a lapel mic to your PC or Mac then do not look further than this UGREEN product.I know I've already said UGREEN like 3 times (this is the 4th actually) and this sounds like an ad, but I'm a musician and audio engineer / audiophile who has to hook up analogue equipment to various products that are not properly shielded/have loads of electrical interference.. I know it can be a huge nightmare of massive hums and pops, hisses and HORRIBLE quality audio.You get none of that with this, which is great.

It worked great until 20 days after the return window closed. Then I get "Unrecognized USB device" toast and no audio.