Samsung Usb C Headphones Not Recognized

Micro USB fits most newer phones. Samsung Galaxy recognized it, but had to do manual folder transfers.

Plugged this in to a USB-A port on my computer and then attached my Samsung USB-C headphones to the adapter. Windows 10 found the earphones perfectly, took a coupled of plug-ins to find the microphone, worked OK, Microphone a little soft, Earphones perfect. Windows 11 found and installed drivers for ear-phones microphone. Microphone still a bit soft sounds, turning up gain doesn't much

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I use this usb to charge my samsung android phone.

All I had to do was open the package, plug it into a USB 3.0 receptacle, and it's immediately recognized by�� Windows 10.� It arrives formatted 32-bit FAT, but I allowed EaseUS to reformat to NTFS and dedicate it for file backups.� It is lightning fast

The keyboard is recognized by the units right away. It is easy to use and can take a bounce. My only issue is that on the first one I had, it came with an extended USB module which was way easier to plug into cash registers and hard to reach USB ports. This one has the typical small, USB like you would have on a mouse. Otherwise, great unit!

Plugged it into my USB C port, Win10 recognized it, transferred some files and all is good. Slim and elegant design. So far, so good.

I wasn't sure whether my Kubuntu 16.04 desktop system would support this, but it does. I've used two webcam-specific programs with it, and they both work: Cheese and Webcamoid. Webcamoid allows controlling the zoom, pan, tilt, etc., although it's somewhat buggy and often closes without warning. One thing to note is that it was not recognized when I had it plugged in to a USB 3.0 extension cable which was plugged into a USB 3.0 port in the back of the computer. When I plugged it directly in to a USB port on the top of the computer (also USB 3.0, I think, but not positive -- could be 2.0), it was recognized immediately. I have yet to try the camera with the Zoom teleconferencing service, but assume that it will work; I'll update this review later if it DOESN'T work with Zoom. The picture quality is excellent and the build quality seems quite sturdy. The stand has various folding parts, allowing it to be set on a surface or mounted in a variety of positions, such as hung over the top of your monitor. The only gripe I have is that it doesn't have as much physical tilt range as I'd like. With the base set on a flat surface, the camera can tilt over a range of approximately 30 degrees (judged by an uncalibrated eyeball), from slightly up to a little more slightly down. I'd like to see about a 60-degree tilt range. Overall, I feel it's well worth the money, and would get it again.

Plugged into my USB 3.0 port and was instantly recognized by my streaming software. I used this with the Rolan V-1HD HDMI switcher.

Bought this to store movies and it is recognized instantly by almost all my devices. Very pleased with its performance. The only downside is that my LG DVD player won't recognize it, possibly because it's USB 3.0 or the size. The player recognizes a smaller USB 2.0 drive. Still, this drive is great for most normal usage.