Enables you to connect your existing phone or gaming headset with ONE 3.5mm aux TRRS plug (integrated audio OUT & microphone IN) to your PC or PS4 through a USB interface
Bypasses a faulty sound card or audio port of your computer to regain audio function so that you can avoid the hassle or save the high cost of replacing a failed sound card
Plug-N-Play – no driver required & USB bus-powered. Stays connected to a USB hub or dock to avoid repeated unplugging
Lightweight & Slim Size. Measured at 24 X 18 X 11mm/0.94 X 0.71 X 0.43″” and weighed at 5g
Please allow 1-3mm measuring deviation due to manual measurement
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Compatibility: Ensure that the adapter is compatible with your device's USB Type-C port and operating system (e.g., Windows, macOS, Linux, etc.).
Speed: Gigabit Ethernet provides higher data transfer speeds compared to standard Ethernet, so make sure the adapter supports Gigabit Ethernet (1000 Mbps) speeds.
Plug-and-Play: Look for adapters that are easy to set up and require no additional drivers or software installations.
Build Quality: Consider the build quality and durability of the adapter, as it may impact its longevity and performance.
Power Delivery: Some USB-C Ethernet adapters also support Power Delivery (PD), allowing you to charge your device while using the adapter.
LED Indicators: Some adapters have LED indicators to show network activity or connection status.
Cable Length: The length of the adapter's cable can impact where you can position your device in relation to the network connection.
Compatibility: Ensure the hub is compatible with your device's USB Type-C port and operating system.
Ports and Features: Check the specific ports and functions offered by the hub to make sure they meet your needs.
Data Transfer Speed: If you plan to transfer large files or use high-speed peripherals, make sure the hub supports fast data transfer speeds (e.g., USB 3.0 or higher).
Build Quality: Consider the build quality, size, and durability of the hub.
Power Delivery: If you want to charge your device through the hub, ensure that the hub supports Power Delivery and provides sufficient power.
USB-A Ports: These ports allow you to connect USB devices such as flash drives, external hard drives, keyboards, mice, and other peripherals.
HDMI or DisplayPort Output: This allows you to connect an external monitor or display to your laptop or device, extending your screen real estate.
Ethernet Port: An Ethernet port provides a wired internet connection, which can be useful for faster and more stable networking compared to Wi-Fi.
SD Card Reader: An SD card reader lets you transfer files from SD memory cards commonly used in cameras and other devices.
Power Delivery (PD) Pass-Through: Many docking stations support power delivery, allowing you to charge your laptop or device while using the docking station.
Additional USB-C Port: Some docking stations might include an extra USB-C port for additional connectivity options or pass-through.
Audio Ports: Docking stations may include audio input/output ports for connecting headphones, microphones, or external speakers.
VGA or DVI Output: Some docking stations may offer VGA or DVI outputs for connecting to older displays or projectors.
Other Connectivity Options: Depending on the model, there may be additional ports such as USB-B, Mini DisplayPort, or specialized ports for specific devices.