Usb C And Headphone Anti Dust Plugs

The case is very easy to work with. It disassembles easily with two thumbscrews per side panel for complete access, but unless you're routing cables you only need to open one panel. The panels are interchangeable, so you can place the 'windowed' one on either side. The included fans have been silent (~1 week). As for the dust filters, ask someone else, I'm not widely versed, but I surprised how flimsy and open-holed they are, nothing more than single flimsy perforated panels. That might be all that's needed, but it was a surprise to me, so if that's important, ask someone knowledgeable in the state-of-art in chasis dust filters. They designers did make one inconsiderate decision: USB motherboard connections (called headers) each support two USB 'plugs', and at a minimum modern motherboards have one USB 3 header and one USB 2 header, for four 'plugs' on the front of a chasis. This chasis uses both headers, but only gives you two 'plugs', one USB 2 and one USB 3, wasting two connections. If your motherboard doesn't have many rear USB 'plugs', that could be a deal-breaker. Otherwise, it's just creates an inconvenience of needing to reach back and access and manage to connect your extra temporary USB devices.

I love these filter as the seem to reject dust and seem to be anti static.

Dust is the enemy. An anti static filter is essential armor.

$99 for a Mic that just simply Plugs into your Headphone Jack and can also be used as a Stand alone that's pretty awesome.

In addition to the protection of my expensive Pro glass, the anti-static coating really does keep dust,lint,fur, etc... off the filter, less time cleaning or worry about debris.

Mic, Pre-Amp, and Headphone Amp in an all-in-one package! Nice to be able to use a USB mic without the need for a separate pre-amp. Really like the headphone jack incorporated into the unit with separate gain controls for the headphone volume.

Possibly as good as an in ear headphone can get. The biggest problem is everything in the $100-$200 range now seems inadequate. These are very solid and well made but take some practice to find the perfect position. Once you do they are very comfortable. I just ordered custom ear plugs for these. My ear canals are at an odd angle and are narrow. Off the shelf plugs don't fit me perfectly, but for many they will. Try those first. The most noticeable audio quality is the depth of imagining. Very close to over the ear cans.

I have a headphone amp that plugs into my guitar so I can stroll around my apartment playing, without bothering the neighbors. Now that I have added the Tone:Link I can stream music and play along as I stroll. The back and forth buttons, pause button, and volume control are all I need. And it is smaller than a matchbox.

A very functional USB-C headphone adapter. Works well. My 6th or so adapter.

Works well with the Ursa G2! Plugs right into the usb c port in the camera