DUKABEL USB to 3.5mm Jack Audio Adapter, USB to Aux Cable with TRRS 4-Pole Mic-Supported USB to Headphone AUX Adapter Built-in Chip External Sound Card for PC PS4 PS5 and More [9.8 inch]

If youre using this its likely for a scenario where you dont need the most perfect audio quality. Good, now that weve level set expectations, it does what it needs to do. I plugged it into my Windows 11 laptop dock, other end into the headphones, and it auto-detected and worked. I noticed a hiss and after testing, it was present within a few different audio cables but was always most pronounced when using this adapter. Thats fine because the hiss subsided when audio started to play, even if the audio itself was muted. Not sure why that happened, but it did. 5 stars because it does what it says it would and didnt try to grow legs and run away.

Arrived quick. Simple packaging. Worked right out of the box.

Works with my Mac Mini over Citrix. I use my TRS iphone headset and plugged in into a USB port in my mac keyboard. I use citrix to connect to work and we use Microsoft Teams at work. No additional software to install. Just plug it in and set you Citrix Mic and Webcome to Use my microphone and webcam.

Its really nice to purchase something and have it just work as expected. I needed a new PC, and went from a big hulking tower to a small form factor desktop. I wanted to continue using a nice pair of reference speakers with a 3.5 mm jack. The only 3.5 mm port was on the front of the new machine. This 3.5 to USB adapter allowed my to plug the speakers into the back for a tidier configuration. Despite limited space on the back panel, the USB plug fit without a problem. One tip: When plugging a 3.5 mm plug into the adaptor, be sure to give it a good, hard push. There may be one more click. Without that last click, you may not get stereo sound. I am pleased to give this item five stars.

This 9.8-inch USB to 3.5mm audio adapter is a versatile accessory that offers a convenient solution to enhance your audio experience. It functions as an external sound card and supports TRRS 4-pole microphones, making it a great option for gaming, recording, and more. The built-in chip ensures a stable and smooth audio transmission. Overall, this adapter is a solid choice for those who need to connect their USB devices to headphones or speakers with a 3.5mm jack.

Perfect for what I needed.

I had broken the aux port on the front of my PC so I decided to buy this, right as I plugged in my headphones the audio was able to play through Voicemeeter perfectly fine. Im glad that it supports 44.1k & 48k sample rate. TY

Item is very good.

Works fine so far.

Unfortunately what nearly no one seems to know is that there are 2 different standards for headset jacks, and the mic input is in a different place on the jack on each of them, which means while the headphone part may work, the mic will not. Plugging my phone headset into my computers headset jack only gave me the desktop audio through the mic, not my voice, so the PC jack was not compatible with my headset. I purchased this hoping it would allow me to use my headset (that works fine with my laptop) with my PC. Short story: it didnt work, so if this is what youre trying to do also, look for something else. If only anyone would label which standard they were using (and that its even a thing that there are different ones) Id have skipped this product. The low rating isnt just for the product not working for me. If I had a different headset it might have functioned. The other problems I encountered were: Poor audio quality. I lost most of the bass of the audio vs plugging the 3.5mm jack directly into the computer. This resolved some after the computer finished setting up the drivers, but when that happened there was a sharp electrical pop in my ears, so maybe dont have your earbuds in until its done with that part. Some of this was due to a poor connection. When I held the connection between this adapter and my headset it was easy to disrupt. Simply squeezing my hand around it or rotating the jack input changed the quality from fine to terrible and back, complete with staticky crackles. After the drivers were in place and with the connection held just right, the audio in the earbuds was fine. It was fairly obvious it was a digital conversion after having just been using the headphones with the 3.5mm jack, but it was adequate. However if it had worked with my headset mic and I was trying to actually use this adapter regularly, Im sure I would have had to secure the connection with electrical tape or something else to ensure it never moved once I got it in the sweet spot.