5/5

Quality material. (not plastic like some others)
Sturdy.
Honest?.
Plug & play
Great compatibility with Windows 10
Almost 3 years of use (not continuous)

Does its job.
...and MORE!
Let's be honest, guys, don't expect bass enhancement and fancy features, it's simply a usb audio card that cleans up the sound and can be used for basic recording.
Like a mini upgrade to the regular pc sound card.
I had an issue with my laptop and its sound was awful, but as soon as I plugged this in, it CLEANED UP. That's all I wanted, for the sound to improve.
I've had it for about 3 years now and I'm completely satisfied.

One negative thing I noticed is that it loses a bit of connection with my laptop's usb, meaning if you move it, it wiggles slightly but doesn't disconnect, although this might be an issue with my laptop's port.

Don't expect anything extraordinary, just honest.

The connection with Windows 10 was made without any problem. The Jack port is so hard that I thought it would scratch the jack of my headphones. Finally, the most important thing is that the sound is terrible, it has no bass at all and it is dry. I suspect that it also decreases the volume of the computer. I do not recommend it under any circumstances, if for any reason you need a sound card, get a better one or get one for 2 euros, it will have the same performance as this one. And if you want it for music or any other option, the choice is not to listen to music, then don't listen to music.

Honest for its price! Among the various USB sound cards I have purchased over time, it is the best. No problems for 3 months now, with daily use by both a child and an adult.

Simple and useful sound card with excellent functionality on Debian/GNU Linux.
Update 2018-12-21
Recognized as 0d8c:0014 C-Media Electronics Inc. USB Audio Device and appears in the sound settings of Gnome as Audio Adapter (Unitek Y-247A)