MCSPER USB to 3.5mm Audio Jack Adapter
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About MCSPER USB to 3.5mm Audio Jack Adapter
Overall Feedback:
78% positive
67% praised for its clear audio quality, while 33% experienced audio distortion
After using the device for a couple of weeks, the audio quality started to deteriorate significantly and became choppy.
The headphone adapter cuts off the beginning of sound when no sound is transmitted, which can be annoying while listening to music.
69% appreciated its durable build, but 31% found it flimsy
I tested the adapter on my 2011 iMac and was surprised by the poor sound quality. The spectrogram showed disgusting noise and frequency splatter.
I experienced the headphone adapter to be extremely hot while trying to pull it out of the USB port, resulting in burning my fingers. This indicates poor build quality.
77% liked the seamless connector compatibility, but 23% experienced connectivity issues
I had to try several times to get both stereo channels until the plug was pushed into the jack firmly.
77% found it easy to use, but 23% had difficulties
This headphone adapter is easy to use and does the job for Zoom calls or listening to dictation with no setup involved.
The adapter goes into power saving state within two seconds of no sound, which is annoying.
I set the converter as the default speaker and lost all audio.
72% praised for its flexible and adjustable length, while 28% found it too short or inflexible
I have not tested the audio-in function of this adapter, so I do not have any experience or observation related to length and flexibility of headphone-adapters.
77% appreciated its compatibility with multiple devices, but 23% experienced compatibility issues
The adapter plays audio through the car audio system and is compatible with Galaxy S21.
I tried restarting all my devices to ensure it was not a fluke, but the sound card immediately started heating up again.
