Sabrent
Sabrent AU-DDAB USB 2.0 stereo sound adapter black
USB 2.0 audio adapter adds stereo output and microphone input with inline mute and volume controls
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Color Black
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- USB audio without driver installation
- Plug-and-play 3D stereo sound adapter
- Dedicated mute and volume controls with LED status
- Works on Windows and Mac via USB 2.0
- Separate headphone and microphone jacks included
USB 2.0 stereo adapter
The Sabrent AU-DDAB is a USB 2.0 audio adapter that adds stereo output and microphone input to a laptop or desktop. It connects through a USB Type-A port and operates without external power. Plug-and-play support means no driver installation is required on mainstream operating systems.
Laptop and desktop users needing simple audio
This adapter suits users who want a quick way to connect a headset or speakers to a USB port. Built-in function keys provide microphone mute, speaker mute and volume control with LED status indicators. It is not for buyers who require multi-channel surround sound or professional recording interfaces.
USB 2.0 Hi-Speed interface
The device follows the USB 2.0 Hi-Speed specification and remains backward compatible with USB 1.1 hosts. This single interface detail determines whether the adapter will work with a given port.
Highlights
- USB audio without driver installation
- Plug-and-play 3D stereo sound adapter
- Dedicated mute and volume controls with LED status
- Works on Windows and Mac via USB 2.0
- Separate headphone and microphone jacks included
Specifications
| Color | Black |
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Questions about this item
What USB port does the Sabrent AU-DDAB need to plug into?
It uses a USB Type-A connector and works with USB 2.0 Hi-Speed or USB 1.1 ports.
How do I install the adapter and what step is often missed?
Plug the adapter into a USB port, then connect your headphones to the stereo output jack and a microphone to the mic input jack; the step people miss is plugging the headphones into the adapter instead of the computer.
Will the microphone mute button or LED indicators need any replacement later?
No, the mute buttons and status LEDs are solid-state controls with no consumable parts to replace.
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