T10 External Sound Card, PHOINIKAS USB Audio Adapter for PC Windows, Mac, Linux, Laptops, Desktops, Stereo Sound Card with 3.5mm Interface & USB Interface, Volume Control, Plug & Play (6-in-1, Orange)

Great price for a quick solution! My DAW was having insane amounts of lag without my usual focusrite external interface (which is buried in storage). Purchased this on a lark. With a little bit of tweaking in the settings, it’s working precisely as I hoped it would! Also like the wild colors available at a cheaper price.

Truly plug and play. Works perfectly and delivers excellent sound. We used it in a church that has an excellent sound system, and the quality is superb. Sol Ed a huge problem at a very reasonable moment price.

Worked fairly well. Only issue I had is when I had audio in and audio out both plugged into the device, I had an echo. Checked the sound card settings and “listening” was not turned on. Plugged into the headphone jack on the PC, no echo. Overall, it’s a good product.

The system functions as expected, with no reported problems.

Overall this is decent it fits the need. I feel like it's really trying to do more than it really needed to do and it suffers because of it.I personally like the lighted volume control, having the buttons is a nice touch. I love the dual headphone output (which is why I bought he unit).My microphone port doesn't work. It works with my cheap USB dongle, so I think it's a hardware issue. I ended up plugging my old dongle into one of the USB ports which is not great, but it will do.I don't think it really needs USB ports. I feel like the design of the whole things suffers due to the inclusion of the USB ports.It would have been far better to have audio ports on the back and on the front. I leave everything plugged in, so I would have plugged it into the back, but the USB cable comes out of the left and the audio plugs into the right, so it doesn't sit on the desk nicely.The mic and EQ buttons need some kind of indicator. In fact, the EQ button should just be removed, I doubt anyone uses it. A Mic on/off would be nice.The manual says "Noted: Microphone and EQ function will be invalid after connecting headphone into any USB plug" which is super confusing. My EQ works, but the mic doesn't, and I have no idea how this would be not plugged into any USB plug.In the end, this is a great idea mired by several poor design choices.

I have two of these and they work great.

I purchased this to have easy access to a hardware mute button. It did work for that, but there is no light or feedback so it's not easy to tell if the mic is currently muted or not. I have to re-check it every time I start a video call.After 1 week of use, the audio cuts out for 2 seconds when it is lightly bumped. It happens even if I gently bump my legs against my desk. This is e-waste.

Great price for a decent little sound card.Leaves a bit to be desired with sound quality though, there is no EQ sliders and only a cycle option between EQ settings, one is decent, but you'd want more. Also very QUIET, external sound cards should have louder volume control, Max isnt enough.