Best USB sound card for gaming under £300/$350: Creative Sound Blaster AE-9. Specs: 150x128x65mm, 480g, 2x optical + 4x 3.5mm + 4x RCA + 1x 6.35mm; Pros: Unparalleled audio quality, works as ...

Testing and Impressions. The Sound Blaster X-Fi Go! brings X-Fi quality audio and EAX HD support to your notebook via a spare USB port.

Wondering if your PC needs a dedicated sound card? Learn when it’s worth it, what benefits you get, and who really needs one.

The Moondrop Dash is wholly unique and wholly awesome. At $300, it might seem expensive, but it includes a $189 sound card and built-in USB hub, on top of being a great custom-inspired keyboard.

If you want to improve your audio experience when using your monitor, its USB ports can help you do just that using USB sound cards and speakers. All you have to do is connect an external US sound ...

Does your new computer not have a traditional Audio Out jack? If so, you can still buy a pair of USB speakers to get improved audio. Here's how they work.

The Microsoft Audio Dock rounds out the port selection with two more USB-C (3.1 Gen 2) ports. Both support 7.5 W charging, but one of them also supports DisplayPort over Alt Mode.

Now that the iPhone 15 has moved on from Lightning, USB-C EarPods are here to enjoy on any iPhone, iPad, or Mac with a USB-C port. Apple confirms that bit on its product page for the new earbuds ...

You stop relying on your PC’s built-in sound card when you decide to use a USB port for PC headphones. USB headphones are self-contained sound studios.