My dad has a mini-PC, which only has one 3.5mm front for headphones, and the software was being buggy for setting up his 2.1 speaker setup. This adapter did the trick.

This works just as advertised.

Don’t really need now finally got Bluetooth HP’s That work with New Samsung TV’s No way to Use3.5” cables anymore. I have spent a fortune to try to get all my equipment to work with HDMI Ports- Splitting lines with 2- way spillers nothing Really works. I need to get my AT & T TV Guy out here. At least my sets are working plus now I can use headphones for later at night.

Not very good user instructions. Implies that there is a driver needed but none found on their website. Reached out to support with no response. I ended up figuring it out myself but was close to thinking it was a dude

I recently got the A10 headset and I was having trouble getting it to work because the audio jacks on my PC didnt support Mic. It works really well and fixes my issue.

This will turn a USB port into a 3.5mm audio out, but the audio quality is about on par with FM radio. I also had issues with hearing signal noise from other electronic devices around it, an issue I dont have with other USB audio devices, meaning the shielding isnt that great on this devices. Over all it does work and I cant fault it for that. I was just expecting better sound quality and a cleaner audio signal seeing how its USB. Ill still keep it, youll never know if/when youll need more audio output options I guess lol. Ill probably need it when I toss it out for never using it kinda thing though. I will say, outside of the shielding problem, it seems well made. The case is metal and the cabling seems flexible enough and doesnt feel like its cheaply made. Maybe I can add my own shielding to it for fun? Probably not worth the effort but could be a fun project for myself. Anyways, sorry for going off track, its a neat adapter, just dont expect too much out of it.

Item worked but the USB end of the cable has a metal cover that has come loose and is sliding. Cable is still work but this problem concerns me in that it might not survive as long as I would need it to.

I use this USB-to-3.5mm headphone adapter to plug my headphones into the USB ports in my monitor placed on top of my desk. The headphone cables are too short to reach my computer on the floor and still allow me enough length to move about comfortably. My headphones worked right away without any kind of setup needed. I am running Windows 10 OS. That sound quality for the speakers and microphone in my headphones appears to be equivalent whether I am using this adapter or plugged in directly to the computers 3.5 audio jack. The blue anodized aluminum connectors are a nice finish. The 3.5 mm connector has a logo indicating it can be used for both audio in (microphone) or out (headphones, etc). I would definitely buy this adapter again.

Does what it Claims.

works as expected