Does it matter which 1 I buy? I would prefer not to have to use the splitter and just go single 3.5mm to usb.
I saw different adapters, some that take both the heaphone and mic jack and then convert to usb and then I saw some that are straight audio jack to usb. Is this possible to do? will using the adapter still allow me to use the mic and not just have audio input into the headphones?
Anyway, I wanted to try and avoid this problem by buying an adapter that would change the 3.5mm jack to usb so I could avoid using the mic jack on my desktop altogether. I built the PC myself and was wondering if I did something, the audio from the headphones works fine so I'm not sure. So I was using the the splitter with my HyperX and for some reason people were screaming in agony at whatever noise was coming through my mic. The issue I was having is my desktop has the two separate ports, 1 for headphones and 1 for mic. I was looking at the Razer Kraken X Ultralight. The adapter is compatible with Windows 2000 or later, Mac OS X, iOS, and Android devices with no drivers are not necessary.I have a HyperX cloud stinger headset but it is falling apart a bit and wanted to get a new budget friendly PC headset. The USB light illuminates green when the adapter is properly connected and illuminates red when muted
3.5mm headphone jack and 3.5mm microphone jack to connect a standard microphone A USB Type-C to USB-Type A adapter is also included for greater compatibility. It features USB 2.0 operation and provides plug-in power for microphones that need power. This adapter is equipped with a 3.5mm microphone input and a 3.5mm headphone output, a mute button, a volume control, and LED's showing power and mute status. The ATR2x-USB audio adapter is designed to turn any headphone, microphone, or headset with a 3.5mm plug into a USB-compatible device.
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