Vention USB External Sound Card Black Metal

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Audio Connectivity: The external sound card typically offers various audio input and output options, such as headphone/microphone jacks (3.5mm), line-in and line-out ports, and sometimes even optical or coaxial digital audio connections. These ports allow you to connect headphones, microphones, speakers, amplifiers, and other audio devices.
Audio Quality: Depending on the model, an external sound card can offer improved audio quality compared to the built-in sound card of a computer or device. This can result in clearer sound, better dynamic range, and reduced electronic interference.
Compatibility: External sound cards are often designed to work with a wide range of devices, including laptops, desktop computers, gaming consoles, and more. They can be particularly useful for devices with limited audio ports.
Additional Features: Some external sound cards might include features like volume control knobs, microphone mute buttons, virtual surround sound, and audio enhancement technologies.
USB Connection: The USB interface allows for easy plug-and-play installation. You simply connect the external sound card to an available USB port on your computer or device, and it is usually automatically recognized by the operating system.
Portability: Many external sound cards are compact and portable, making them convenient to use on the go or when connecting to different devices.
Noise Isolation: Some external sound cards offer better noise isolation and shielding compared to internal sound cards, which can help reduce interference and background noise.

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Name: Vention USB External Sound Card Black Metal
Price: 1100 KES
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Vention USB External Sound Card is a device that provides audio input and output capabilities to a computer or other devices via a USB connection. External sound cards are often used to enhance audio quality, provide additional audio ports, and improve the audio capabilities of devices that might have limited built-in sound processing.