Ugreen Stereo External USB Sound Card

Ideal Sound Card Option : UGREEN usb audio adapter is ideal to replace your faulty sound card or audio port, it adds a mono microphone-in and a stereo audio-out port to your computer through a USB port, which enables you to connect your existing headphones, headset, speakers, or microphone with 3.5mm jack to your PC through a USB interface.
Practical Stereo Sound Adapter: It protects against electromagnetic interference and enjoy the stable and best sound quality. Quite great for Skype/ ICQ/ Google Hangouts/ TeamSpeak, additionally suitable as a second sound source for simultaneous operation of loudspeakers and headphones.
Superior Features: No driver required, just plug and play! USB bus-powered, no external power required for this convenient sound card.
Wide Compatibility: Windows 10/98SE/ME/2000/XP/Server 2003/Vista/7/8/Linux/Mac OSX/ PS4/ Google Chromebook/ Windows Surface Pro 3/ Raspberry Pi are ok with the usb to audio adapter. Please kindly note it only supports mono microphone TRS, it does not support TS, TRRS. Not compatible with PS3.
Compact and Portable: Durable ABS material made the USB to headphone adapter compact and lightweight. Lifetime Warranty: 18 months warranty for this usb audio converter. In-time Customer Service always at your disposal.

Description:

Ugreen USB Audio Adapter includes a stereo headphone output jack and a mono microphone input jack. It can bypass the defective sound card or the faulty 3.5mm audio port of your laptop/desktop system and regain the audio function for you. Save the cost of replacing a failed sound card.

Specifications:

Computer Connector: USB 2.0 Male
Headset/Speaker Connector (Green): 3.5mm Female
Microphone Connector (Pink): 3.5mm Female
Cable Length: 15cm
Chipset: C-Media

System requirements:

Windows 10
Windows 8.1/8
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Mac OS 8.6 or above
PS4

Configuration Instructions:

For Windows:
1. Right-click on the sound icon in the task bar;
2. Select Playback or Recording devices;
3. Adjust the volume on the computer and in the application.
For Mac: Go to System Preferences > Sound > C-Media USB Headset > Output or Input > Volume

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