SABRENT USB External Stereo Sound Adapter for Windows and Mac. Plug and Play No Drivers Needed. (AU-MMSA)

The Sabrent USB External Stereo Sound Adapter (AU-MMSA) is a compact and budget-friendly device that offers a straightforward solution for adding audio input and output capabilities to computers lacking a built-in sound card or with malfunctioning audio ports. Its plug-and-play functionality requires no additional drivers, making it compatible with various operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux .​In terms of performance, the adapter delivers satisfactory audio quality suitable for everyday tasks such as video conferencing, voice calls, and casual music listening. However, users seeking high-fidelity audio for professional applications may find its capabilities limited. Some users have reported occasional issues with USB connectivity, such as the device disconnecting or losing signal .​Pros:Easy to install with no drivers required.​Compatible with multiple operating systems.​Compact and portable design.​Affordable price point.​Cons:Audio quality may not meet the standards of audiophiles or professional users.​Potential for occasional USB connection issues.​Conclusion:The Sabrent AU-MMSA is a practical choice for users needing a quick and inexpensive way to add or replace audio ports on their computers. While it may not satisfy the demands of high-end audio enthusiasts, it performs reliably for general use and offers excellent value for its price.

My 2024 M4 iMac loves it! My boombox style speakers are at full power and crystal clear! The cables are just right, not too long. These plugs are very well built, and installing them and the headphone jack worked as designed. I needed to do nothing to get my iMac to accept them or my speakers. Along with these jacks, Boom 3D, and my speakers, this hose rocks!

I purchased the SABRENT USB External Stereo Sound Adapter for use with my new Raspberry Pi 5 media server because I wanted the ability to output the audio to an 1/8" stereo jack. The result: Amazing! My FLAC audio collection never sounded so good and streaming audio is also superb. No special drivers to install - just be sure to run sudo apt update after you plug this device into the Pi, reboot, and then adjust the audio settings via the "speaker" icon. I couldn't be happier with this product!

I can record direct to my phone out of my modeler pedal. But the headphone jack doesn't have any playback so for me I'm that extra jack is useless

Needed a soundcard to work with JTDX for FT8/FT4. This is about the cheapest way to do it. Just dead simple. Does the job, no frills.I remember many years ago on an old 386 PC needing a soundcard and in today's dollars it probably cost $500.Crazy you can get the same thing for pennies today.

Works for a pc which motherboard doesn’t seem to like your headset and microphone. I had trouble connecting my audio with my motherboard, so I bought this, plugged it in to the usb in the front, and voila. The sound quality sounds exactly as it should, for reference I have a logitech headset for gaming.

Improvement over analog line input, but in using it was also able to determine source of noise/interference is directly related to cable routing.Definitely a must have for those who do not have analog I/O on their devices.

Worked good after the jack in my actual tower broke but the plastic is very thin and fragile and ended up completely cracking after accidentally pulling the cord slightly. Just be very careful but is a very good alternative if you don't have another jack. Plug and play and no drivers required.