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Call Me Dro
> 3 dayMakes this minimalist happy.
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Maureen D.
> 3 dayI bought this product to connect my wireless Rode Go mic and transmitter to my laptop. The sound quality on my HP laptop was not sufficient [not loud or clear enough] to teach online classes. It has been working perfectly since covid 19 forced so many of us to adapt. It has been reliable and trouble-free since day one.
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Kenneth W. Seay
Greater than one weekMy headphone plug in was messed up. I use this to plug into the usb port to listen to sound o my Chromebook. My headphones plug right into it.
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Randy
> 3 dayI use this with my computer at work that is hooked to a docking station. Before using this I was having sound and mic quality issues on Teleconferences. Now these issues are gone.
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D.B. Cooper
> 3 dayUnit does what it supposed to do. The sound quality is much better than the old pin plug output. It solved my problem with a dying pin plug.
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Plainfield317
> 3 dayThis was just the solution I needed to use my Bose speakers with my micro desktop. Securely engaged the sound input with no static noise.
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Susan
> 3 dayI have a pair of heaphones that has the 3.5mm on the right side (the side with the mouse), and USB on the left side. This helped me plug my headphones on the left side of the laptop (so the cord would not interfere with my hand using the mouse. For Zoom calls, this was good.
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Santiago Aguilera
> 3 dayYou just plug it in and it works just as expected no issues at all
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Eric V Sudano
> 3 dayVery nice quaility for the price. PErforms as adversised, very good sound quality!
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Brett Brewer
Greater than one weekIt just works. I cant say anything about the sound quality because I have it hooked up to terrible speakers, but it fixed the problem I was having with my horrible surface book 2 dock which would not output sound at a listenable volume. This fixed the problem and is almost indistinguishable from a normal 1/8 inch stereo extension cord. So yay!