Virtual 7.1 Channel USB 2.0 Audio Adapter Sound Card - Black

Pros: Excellent value for money

Cons: After two weeks use, I found nothing that pleases me

Other: Quite frankly, since the price to the quality of sound transmission, this product becomes HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Pros: - Very good price / performance ratio - Very robust, anti impacts - Possibility to connect two headphones and two microphones

Cons: I do not see it as a cons - It may be a little big in size, but this is understandable, his four connectors occupy enough space. - I connect with an extension cord

Other: Highly recommended if you need digital audio is based on analog audio, no doubt, this product is for you

Pros: 1) great sound quality 2) useful with Traktor and the ASIO4ALL driver 3) integrated buttons for extra control 4) good volume 5) works well with windows 7, i havent use the driver cd that included. 6) robust and steady. 7) 2 inputs for headphone and 2 for mic. great!

Cons: 1) kind of delay with the integrated buttons 2) little bit bulky 3) havent found anything else

Other: great value for money. great for bedroom djs that need external soundcard with good quality and short budget. RECOMMENDED

Pros: - Easy to use. - Great Sound. - Useful integrated buttons to control volume, turn on/off microphone and sound without use your computer. - Works well with windows XP, I do not use the driver cd that included - You can connect two headphones and two microphones. - Good volume. - Very useful for a computer with no sound card. - Build quality is very good. - Cheap!

Cons: I do not see any cons .

Other: I am more than satisfied. Nice product, recommended! Definitely worth it.

Pros: very good device, handy, fits in bagg and other things so can be take overall where you need that. I'm using this to seperately listening to speech and sound apart and make interviews, you can mute the both mic's.

Cons: no cons, is plastick and a little cheap but for this price it's very very good working device and very handy!

Other: buy it! and you will hear the good quality!

Pros: Plugs in and sounds good.

Cons: Larger size makes it seem like it's easy to pull out of USB port. Headphone jacks are tied together internally so that it is a Virtual 7.1, they are not separate ports.

Other: I'm not a gamer, but it would seem to be a good card for 2 people with headsets to play or Skype simultaneously. If you don't plan on using 2 sets of headphones, get the less expensive version.

Pros: This is a Generic Sound Device, and the Linux Kernel support it, this means that every modern Linux distribution, like Debian, Ubuntu, Red Hat, Suse, Mandriva, and Slackware will work with this device.

Cons: Buttons of device may need some driver. But it isn't a really bad thing because we can use software controls. The device also have internal yellow leds that flashes when it is in use, that can be a bad thing at the night.

Other: Nice device. No driver required for Linux/Windows.

Pros: - 4 sockets: 2 x sound-output + 2 x mic-input. - Self-installing plug-n-play on Windows (I tested it on Windows 7). - I have been using it for more than 6 months with excellent experience without problems. - On-board buttons for direct volume-, volume+, sound mute, mic mute.

Cons: - Little bit bigger than needed. - The cover is not tight. It can be opened easily. So, you need to stick it with a tape or glue !

Other: Nice and useful. It really worths its money.

Pros: (1) reasonable build quality (2) good form factor (3) useful in situations where one's onboard sound card may not be usable with headsets (mine wasn't because of space constraints within my CPU case) and a practical alternative needs to be found (4) the dual-parallel 3.5 mm connectivity to headsets is an excellent option where 2 users need to use the same audio channel

Cons: (1) the mute button for the headset does not have any 'red light on warning' when active (2) build quality could be improved

Other: A great device if you need an alternative audio channel for your headset

Pros: Quick to install, sturdy case. Debian recognized it automatically, the sound is clear, crisp. Not tested for the microphone, though.

Cons: The volume is really high, pay attention to this and use it under 30% of its full power. The shape is quite unusual, you may need an USB extender to use it comfortably. A little bit unclear how to use both of the headphones/mics but not really an issue.

Other: Nice bargain, I will certanly buy another one just for spare.