Although it is plastic, it has good and clear sound and the microphone also performs very well; for its price, it is excellent

I bought it to connect the guitar to the computer and so far I can say that it was a worthwhile choice. Whether on the desktop or the laptop, it does its job just fine. The only requirement, if you want to hear the sound from the computer and not from the headphone output in the front or the RCA output in the back, is that you need to install a program like Voicemeeter.

Excellent card, worth its money, easily recognized by the operating system and produces very good sound!

Good tool if you use it for streaming with its phantom at acceptable performance, it can become a good partner. Now, if it's for a home studio, that's a completely different matter—with a little more or even the same amount of money, you can get models with more inputs and, of course, more settings. Overall, for its purpose, it is a very good interface.

For the money it costs, it is excellent. Its casing is cheap plastic but that doesn't create any issue. As for the latency on the PC, it is acceptable for live streaming, which I use it with a wireless XLR microphone connection. I also tried it in combination with a Zoom AMS-44 (which has 4 ports, but if it had 6, I wouldn't need the UM2) for connecting 5 microphones (4 on the AMS-44 and one on the UM2) and it is okay in terms of latency, there is no difference

Very good for recording: Bouzouki/electric guitar/electroacoustic guitar/harmonium/bass/microphone with XLR and with plug is made #shure#marathonmm90#akg#behringer#

Whatever is the most basic thing you can have, I suppose it's decent for the money. Anyway, my recording is done in mono.

From the best at this price. I always have a condenser microphone tracer, they work perfectly without any interference. Similarly, with an electric guitar, the sound is quite clean.

The card killer is very good and worth its money!!! I use it for listening to songs of exceptional quality!!! Get it, it's worth it and more!!!

I have this specific one for about 3-4 years and it works perfectly, it hasn't shown the slightest problem. Together with a bm700, it is perfect for high-quality calls and no podcast. It has an xlr port that also accepts a 6.25mm jack. Two other 6.25 ports for headphones and an instrument. The "switches" on top for volume do not have a clear indication, but with a simple marker, you will be fine, although after a while you get used to it

It does what it promises and what we expect. Great! The only issue is that when the computer turns on or off (when it receives or loses power supply from the USB), a "beep" is heard from the connected speakers, which should not happen, so I have to make sure to turn off the speakers every time the computer turns on or off.

I am the owner of this card for about 8 months. It is fantastic, I have a bm800 on it and the sound is very good. I recommend it for entry level artists and podcast or streaming.

Kids, for this little card, the 5 stars are not enough!!! There is nothing equivalent for its price, it's just amazing!!! When someone spends so little on a budget, they don't expect Iron Maiden to record their next CD with this card... They know it's a minimum starter equipment for a home studio. And for a podcaster or gamers or anyone who wants to connect a microphone or an instrument like a guitar to their computer. With this in mind, it exceeds my expectations!!! I record vocals and guitar flawlessly. Zero latency, very good input/output volume, practically non-existent noise in the recording, sound quality much better than what I expected for the money I spent... I highly recommend it!!!

Good as long as it was working, after 3 months it had an issue with the volts, making it essentially useless, but it could also be my mistake.

Excellent for its price, zero latency input/output, good output volume but 4 stars because the input volume is somewhat low. If you don't have any crazy (i.e. professional) demands, feel free to purchase.

I have been the owner of this sound card for 2 years now and it still holds up, which I didn't expect when I bought it.
The sound it produces is not perfect, but it is decent.
The only things I would change are the volume it gives in the inputs. It is a bit low.
Also, it is not very noisy, but it does produce a bit more noise than I would like

Very good quality!
I record instruments and vocals (singing) with a condenser microphone with very clean results.