Sabrent
Sabrent AU-UCMA USB-C Audio Adapter 24-Bit 96KHz Dual 3.5mm Aluminium
USB-C audio adapter with dual 3.5mm jacks supporting 16/24-bit at up to 96KHz, aluminium body, bus-powered plug-and-play
- 24-bit 96KHz audio captures studio-grade detail
- Dual 3.5mm jacks combine microphone input and stereo output
- Aluminium body dissipates heat for reliable mobile use
- Bus-powered plug-and-play operation requires no extra power
- Dynamic power-saving modes extend listening time on battery
USB-C audio adapter for headsets and microphones
This Sabrent adapter adds a stereo output and a mono microphone input to any USB-C host device. It is intended for users who need a simple analogue connection for a headset on a laptop, smartphone or tablet that lacks a built-in 3.5 mm jack.
Audio limited to 24-bit 96 kHz sampling
The adapter handles input and output at 16 or 24-bit resolution with a maximum sampling rate of 96 kHz. It does not support higher bit depths or sampling frequencies, so it will not satisfy workflows that demand studio-grade specifications beyond those limits.
Aluminium body with integrated cable and dual 3.5
The aluminium casing provides a lightweight, rugged shell that aids heat dissipation during extended use. An integrated cable keeps the unit compact for travel, while the two 3.5 mm sockets combine microphone and headphone connections in a single bus-powered dongle.
Highlights
- 24-bit 96KHz audio captures studio-grade detail
- Dual 3.5mm jacks combine microphone input and stereo output
- Aluminium body dissipates heat for reliable mobile use
- Bus-powered plug-and-play operation requires no extra power
- Dynamic power-saving modes extend listening time on battery
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which version should I choose for 24-bit 96KHz recording?
This model supports 16/24-bit at up to 96KHz for both input and output, so a single version covers high-resolution stereo output and mono microphone capture.
What does 24-bit 96KHz mean when I plug it into my laptop?
It means the adapter can process audio at 24-bit depth and a 96KHz sampling rate, giving you higher-resolution playback and recording than adapters limited to 16-bit and 44/48.1KHz.
Does the USB-C connection limit the 96KHz rate in practice?
The adapter is bus-powered and plug-and-play over USB-C, and its chip handles 16/24-bit at up to 96KHz without needing an external power source or driver installation.
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