Compatibility: This USB to aux adapter fits various platforms and systems, Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP, OS X, Linux, Google Chromebook, Windows Surface 3 pro, Raspberry Pi, etc. Convert the USB port of a PC, Laptop, Desktop, or PS4... to a TRRS 4-pin audio jack, for connecting a 3.5mm headset or speakers. (NOT compatible with IOS standard headphones, TV, amplifier, car, PS3).
Driver Free, Plug & Play: Easy to set up, no driver required, just plug and play! USB bus-powered, no external power required. Compact body size and 1-feet-more-length design make sure you will not interfere with other devices when using other USB ports. Perfect for carrying this 3.5mm to USB adapter in a pocket to the office, conference room, or at home.
Premium Materials: Built-in smart Chipset for high-speed audio signal decoding and offers a full and delicate tone, highly restored quality sound. Robust Sapphire Blue Metal Housing ensures a wear-resistant, anti-corrosion, solid protection, and charming appearance. This USB-to-audio jack adapter tightly combines 20 Strands of three Cores, enameled copper, and soft and durable PVC covers. Its high-density shielding protection ensures high stability sound transmission and a soft touch.
Reliable Warranty: MillSO offers an unconditional Warranty for our audio jack to USB external sound card to guard against any quality trouble. Just contact us for our MillSO 24-hour customer support team. Our warm support team will solve any problem for you.
No Drivers Needed Plug and play, easily add a 3.5mm TRRS aux port for your devices, or use it as a replacement for a failed USB sound card audio adapter. Built-in Smart Chip Built-in smart chipset for high-speed audio signal decoding, offering a full and delicate tone, and highly restored quality sound.
وصف
Configuration Instructions IOS system-Settings: Go to System Preferences > Sound > C-Media USB Headset > Output or Input > Volume IOS system-Test: Mic ok; the left and right channels of headsets may reverse on some devices. Windows system-Settings: Step1: Right-click on the sound icon in the taskbar; Step2: Select Playback or Recording devices; Step3: Adjust the volume on the computer and in the application. Windows system-Test: Mic ok; the left and right channels ok.