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UGREEN USB to 3.5mm External Stereo Sound Adapter - Black
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The UGREEN USB to 3.5mm External Stereo Sound Adapter converts a USB-A port into headphone and microphone jacks. It offers enhanced audio clarity with a high-resolution DAC chip, compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux.
The UGREEN USB-A to 3.5mm External Stereo Sound Adapter provides an audio upgrade for computers and laptops. It converts a USB-A port into 3.5mm audio jacks, suitable for connecting headphones and microphones, making it ideal for users needing to add or replace audio ports.
- Features a high-resolution DAC chip for enhanced audio clarity.
- Includes a green 3.5mm TRS headphone jack and a red 3.5mm TRS microphone jack.
- Supports a sampling rate of 16bit/48kHz with a signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of ≥120dB.
- Compatible with Windows 10/8/8.1/7/XP/Vista, macOS 9/10, and Linux operating systems.
- Designed with a durable ABS case and a 15cm cable length for portability.
This plug-and-play adapter requires no drivers or external power, offering a straightforward solution for improved audio for music, calls, and gaming on various devices.
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The UGREEN USB to 3.5mm External Stereo Sound Adapter converts a USB-A port into headphone and microphone jacks. It offers enhanced audio clarity with a high-resolution DAC chip, compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux.
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