I used it as an audio input for recording music from cassettes and vinyl to the PC. For the price, it's decent. Don't expect amazing performance. As an audio output, it's just fine.

The best solution for PCs that don't perform well in online games with the headset and microphone.

It was difficult to adjust the surround sound of my headphones (razer) but I found it in the end. Otherwise, it does the job I wanted it to do. The sound card of my computer was not working well and when I entered calls my voice was cut off with the slightest change in volume of my voice. With the external sound card, my voice has not been cut off even once. (I used it for 3 hours) It also significantly increased the sound of the computer.

Quite good for its price, I haven't used it much yet but for starters it is just what you need, economical and very good for anyone who doesn't want to spend a lot of money

It worked perfectly from the beginning, I didn't need to install anything on Windows 10. I have been using it for a long time to listen to music and for Skype calls. The sound quality is very good and there have been no issues. I highly recommend it.

Terrible... I used it twice and the microphone port broke. Now this jack doesn't pick up any sound. Stay away

Well, for what I wanted it for, it's pretty good. Because the sound ports were broken and I was also having issues with the HDMI. Well, for what I wanted it for, it's pretty good. Because the sound ports were broken and I was also having issues with the HDMI. I plugged it in and everything was ready for this purpose. Get it, with your eyes closed, it's like the computer is working normally. I didn't notice anything worse or better in terms of quality, for simple use of music, games, etc. For 5.50 euros, it's perfect. Otherwise, those who doubt can spend 80 euros on an external sound card with USB or headphones with USB for 50 euros, and let's see how much of a difference there is. I also had Razer headphones with USB and a Presonus sound card, which were good, but I no longer noticed a difference. I no longer have them for unrelated reasons, but they do the same job as this USB, because it also has a sound card.

It's not magic
Equal volume with my front ports (the rear ports do not have amplification, ideally self-amplified speakers or headphones with an AMP should be connected there)
In terms of noise, it has a constant "floor" of parasites, it is easily heard as soon as you pause the music, and it also brings various other interferences intermittently.
As I was writing, a very annoying (and relatively loud) noise started and continued for 30+ seconds.
I will not recommend it at all, I bought it because the front port broke and I had to make calls with the speakers. I didn't have many requirements, just to have the amplification (which all USB cards will have) and not to have interference, but it is so bad that I will bother to fix/change the port of the case so that I don't buy blindly.

The best for its price, personally I got it because every time I opened games I had parasites (probably from the motherboard) and I found this solution which is very affordable (6.50€) and does its job very well!

I wanted to connect two audio outputs (headphones and speakers) to my laptop for a party, and it allowed me to do exactly that, without having to buy an expensive external sound card. I have no complaints. The only thing worth noting is that when I connected my headphones, which have a microphone, to the microphone output, it didn't recognize them as a microphone. But I simply used the laptop's jack for the "microphone" and the sound card for the other headphones.

In my desk, I had to replace the sound card with this component, and I solved my problem economically and flawlessly.

It is a perfect and affordable solution for recording (before buying a professional external sound card). I constantly had an issue of switching the cable from the speakers to the headphones (because I only had one 3.5mm port for audio), and I had to constantly search and bend down to find the port at the back of my PC. With this now, I simply plug and unplug the USB easily and choose when I want to listen from the speakers and when from the headphones

It's great for the intended job and for the price it offers.

I bought it because the 3.5mm jacks on the box deteriorated over time in contact with the headphone plugs.

Essentially, it converts 3.5mm jack headphones to USB 2.0 headphones.

I connected it to a Desktop PC with Windows 10.
Windows recognized it immediately without any drivers. It produces good sound.
It is recognized and playing within 1 minute by Windows.
Good build quality.
It is worth its money!!!

I bought it only for the microphone because the onboard sound card has constant "noise". The quality is not exceptional but it is satisfactory and I did not expect anything more for the €5.28 that I bought it for.

The sound card of the motherboard had a problem and was constantly producing static interference.
I connected it via USB and plugged the speaker jack into the Ugreen 30724.
The sound is crystal clear and the listening experience is comfortable!