Hypercube USB to 3.5mm, double Jack Audio Adapter, Headphone Microphone USB Aux converter, external Stereo Sound Card for Gaming Headset, TRRS with DAC Compatible with PC, MacBook, Laptop

Perfect solution. Inexpensive, quite well made and very small. Plug and play straight to my Mac and audacity to digitize a few analogue recordings. Worked precisely as described.

What I liked about these USB soundcards is that they are literally "Plug & Play" No problem, no complicated setting to work out. Plug it in and it plays. Inobtrusive, doesn't stand out, just sits there and does exactly what it should. Great little piece of equipment. Defo gets 5 stars from me.

Works well with Raspberry Pi! The build quality is very good, and the metal makes it durable and resistant to scratches, even with hot glue none of the paint came off! When I plugged it into the raspberry pi, it immidiatley recognised it and worked, very easy to use! The sound quality is quite good, but I cannot test the speed as I do not have the equipment to do so! The usb port is usb 2.0 but still works well to an averge consumer perspective.

worked as expected, good sound quality, no complaints.

Customers onboard sound had stopped working on their SFF PC. They didn't want to replace the motherboard or buy an "expensive" sound card, so we got them one of these. Its a cheap, simple USB dongle, didn't require any drivers and lets them watch youtube with their speakers like they used to.

unreservedly!!!

Unfortunately you can only use this product if you plug it in by itself, because the device housing is so thick that it stops you plugging anything else in to adjacent slotsI can't physically plug it in on one side of my laptop because its too thick and jams against my hdmi cableand I cant use it on the other side, unless I don't want to use any of my other USB slotsYou need to rethink the design because it is terrible, I suggest extending the housing further out and making it thin near the usb slot, to avoid this issue

I've noticed several reviewers of different products miss the fact that for some mike and a lot of headsets you need a two input device. However, most modern laptops only have one socket for a mike or headphone. If your recording device requires two inputs then you need this device as it combines two into one normal sized USB socket. First time i plugged it in it worked and has done ever since. An essential piece of gear.