I bought it because I wanted to digitize some cassettes and I saw that it had two channels on the input and thought, here we go... if only I had known. The sound from the left channel on the input shows up in both channels in Audacity (stereo-to-mono conversion); the right one is just there for decoration. If you want to make stereo recordings, just don't buy it. If you only care about the output, then whatever you think.

Very easy installation, although without an external power supply the sound volume and sound quality are much greater. It was used on an HP laptop with (very affordable) Logitech Z150 speakers (connection via 3.5mm jack) and the difference was tangible. Fuller sound, more detail, now you enjoy listening to music (mainly from YouTube). For their price, this quality gets 5 stars from me.

For its price, it's just fine... works without an installation CD... decent... for better sound you need a much more expensive card

If you want something simple and cheap just to have a good clean listening and recording from various sources, apart from the microphone input it does not provide, it is a cheap solution for a laptop that I use in SoundForge and Audacity without distortions for recording and Window Media Player for listening. No need for drivers, it is plug and play

Give an extra 20 bucks to get the other Behringer. This card is only worth it if you don't want any latency in the input/output. In my opinion, whoever you are, if you're looking in the category of professional cards, you should at least have a combo XLR/jack input. And this one doesn't have that. RCA inputs are generally outdated

Excellent product for replacing the onboard sound card. Clearly a professional solution for connecting monitor speakers, guitar amplifier for recording, and MIDI keyboard. I noticed an increase in sound volume without distortion with Edifier speakers. The most economical professional solution. Also, with suitable software, you can convert anything from an analog source to a digital WAV/FLAC/MP3 file.