eSynic192kHz Optical to 3.5mm Converter Aluminium Alloy Optical to Aux Adapter Built-in Sound Amplifier Chip for HDTV to Heaphone etc (Only Support Optical to 3.5MM Not for 3.5MM to Optical &RCA)

The media could not be loaded. Before I bought this converter I had already bought a bluetooth audio converter to transmit to my speaker but it had a lot of interference and a very low sound, now with this converter I have a very good audio.The manufacturer offers good service and fast attention, the product includes power wire and manual, I have just received the converter and in the first tests after configuring the optical audio output, I connected a speaker using the 3.5mm cable that comes included and offers an acceptable sound also allows to modulate the volume from the device and at the same time opt for a higher sound from the speaker, it is useful that you can regulate the audio from the converter and at the same time turn up the speaker volume to, my second test was done with two different types of headphones with 3.5mm input and the sound is much lower compared to the speaker however it is an acceptable volume without disturbing the ears, there is not much difference in sound between one or the other type of earphone, it offers an immersive sound, it does not present delay, when turning up to the maximum the volume produces a little gray sound that is almost imperceptible while playing any audio.In my opinion it has good sound quality, for the price it is an excellent product. In summary I recommend buying this converter.

Second day and everything seems great. It puts out great bass and sounds good. I use it on my PS4 to convert it to 3.5mm jack for Harmon Kardon Soundsticks III speakers that I use, which has the bass adjustment knob on the subwoofer which is perfect for finding the right amount of rumble you want for games/movies in combination with this adapter which already brings the whole sound spectrum. Headphones sound good too and retain bass, so I don’t think this adapter loses any audio signal that I can notice. All I had to do was plug it in, and make sure the PS4 was on PCM sound (default) and make the default audio output device Optical instead of HDMI.The optical cable, usb cable, and wall adapter were included. It plugs right in and I use the back USB port on the PS4 for power. The PS4 doesn’t have a master volume control so the volume knob on this is very handy. It doesn’t seem to run hot, so hopefully it lasts and I will update if it fails. The only thing more I’d want is an included sticky pad to stick this thing down and secure it.I’ve learned I cant trust the HDMI cable for sound because monitors/TVs sometimes use subpar audio hardware, and plugging your headphones/speakers to the monitor lost a lot of bass in my case. On the other hand, optical ports should always be high quality, otherwise why would this tech exist for consumers? Well worth it if you want quality audio to your speakers without some screen as a middleman butchering the audio signal.

It works for me. Gets enough power from the tv usb port, and the volume knob works great. The sound isn’t crystal clear but if you’re not an audiophile then it will do just fine. I’ve only had it a few days so can’t speak to the longevity, but it’s working so far.

Very good product, works as is should.

Quality of package looks and feels good. HOWEVER performance was NOT! If you just was to use optical for music and not video, it was be fine BUT the delay between the voice and video is awful! Do not but if you plan to use it for your TV.

Bought this to hook up headphones directly to my TV as it didn't come with a 3.5mm or 1/4" jack. Contrary to another review, the cables and power plug included in the box all worked perfectly.The USB port on the back of my TV had enough juice to power the unit so I didn't have to run a separate power cable to an outlet, which was nice.Initially I thought the device didn't work as no sound was coming out of the headphones, with everything wired properly. Changing the audio output type in my TV settings to PCM solved the issue.Sound quality is great. I run a 3.5 mm cable to a 2 way splitter so the wife and I can each wear a set of headphones and not wake the baby. The volume control is excellent. All the way up is louder than you would ever listen to all the time. You do have to get up to change the volume, as there is no remote, but I've found that I can set it and forget it with headphones as they isolate much of the surrounding noise, minimizing the need to change volume during a flick.Two thumbs up for me!*This is a completely unbiased review as I paid my own hard-earned dough for this little device. Cheers.

My TV had run out of RCA Audio Out connections and I needed to be able to send sound to a pair of Sennheiser HDR120 wireless headphones.I had never used a toslink digital optical audio connection before, but I had an available digital optical output connection on the TV and decided to give it a try. (I had also ordered a 6-foot Amazon digital optical audio toslink cable for 5 dollars. Make sure you take the plastic shields off the ends of the toslink cable!!!) Installation of the ESYNIC digital to analog converter was very straightforward. I went into Settings-->Sound on the TV and made sure that PCM was selected. I attached the Sennheiser RCA-in cables to the ESYNIC digital to analog converter RCA-out connectors without difficulty. As expected, I needed to adjust the settings on the Sennheiser base unit a bit to optimize the connection. This tinkering took about 5 minutes. The results were spectacular. A-B comparison of the headphones sound to the sound coming from the TV speakers showed the headphones sound to be remarkably more clear, musical and lifelike. This was money well spent.Addendum: 2018 0830. The DAC Converter from ESYNIC continues its stellar performance at both locations in my house. Well done!

Did not have a optical port, so it didn't work for me.