Laptop Sound Booster Software Windows 7

..first 24 hours..used only 7%..couldn't ask for anything better...

Amazing sound! Works well on Linux; however, the majority of free software is just for Windows or Mac. I'm currently using it with Harrison MixBus v6 and work like a charm. Excellent AD converters and the 4k button adds a remarkable hi-end characteristic. You can go wrong with this SSL gear. SSL, please, add official support for Linux, we are a vast community.

use in either hand. great to use with parallels software. able to right click in windows.

Just plugged it in to my windows 10 laptop and It worked seamlessly with Skype. Great sound and video quality!

I bought these for our company to do at home recorded videos on their laptops with better audio quality than the built in laptop microphone. I just tested it and compared it to the laptop mic and there is a very noticeable increase in quality when using the usb lav. At first it was way too over modulated but then I realized I needed to tweak the mic settings in windows 10. First, plug it in and let it download the drivers automatically. Then, type the word sound in the windows 10 search bar and click sound settings. In there, go to the microphone area and make sure the usb lav is the active one selected. Once it is, click on device properties and in that menu adjust the volume slider until you have a proper microphone level that isn't topping out too much to the right on the sound level bar. I put mine around 40-50 but it depends on how close the mic is to you mouth.

Great sound. My older Mac could not use the software so I used a PC laptop. Easy to use and great audio

Set up this device on an old laptop to record HDMI videos. Tried the OBS Studio capture software mentioned by Vanco. It worked but was a bit resource intensive for the old laptop and really an overkill for what I needed (not planning to do streaming). After trying many capture software programs, I found that Bandicam works quite well with this device. Initially the audio was out of sync with the video (not a fault of the Vanco device) and then I found the sound wasn't set for the Vanco USB input but the laptop system sound instead. After that change, the recorded video and audio are now in sync. Note also that with some capture software the video and audio may appear out of sync during preview/recording but the recorded file may be fine. Bottom line, I'm very happy with the Vanco device.

I love my laptop, its fast and works great. My desktop is Windows 7 pro and this comes with windows 8.1 home. I just need to upgrade it to pro and I'm good to go.

With the included Parallels software I am able to develop for Mac, Windows, and Linux with only one machine.

7 frames/second with 18b battery. Lightweight. No cons so far.