And the DAC inside the unit is not at all bad, so the quality of FLAC and MP3 playback is quite good. As soon as you plug it in, the speaker is muted, so that no sound escapes into the room. It has an auxiliary 3.5mm port that fully support any mobile phone headset. No one in the industry seems to have taken any interest in making such a device - but wait, there is one solution: Jabra has released a Lync speaker pad, originally designed for Lync. So, how how can that be done? Well you need a 3.5mm to USB DAC/ADC converter. But you need to connect it to the USB port and not to the 3.5mm audio out port. It is fully possible to use any phone headset (iPhone or Android) with any PC, including both the speaker as well as the audio sound. Oh ok, so those headphones do not work with the PC. Https /You need a headset designed for a PC.

Not compatible with laptop or PC as far as the mic is concerned. The microphone function is designed for a mobile phone in conjunction with the in-line on/off remote switch which has no effect on a laptop or PC microphone jack. I'm getting the SoundTrue II this week, I can comment about it once I have them. I checked it and according to my mobo, it is at the correct spot. To sum it up, I can HEAR sound when I plug it into both headphone jacks (rear and front), but I CANNOT use the mic when I plug it in both microphone jacks (front and rear). Did I place one of the HD audio cables or something in the wrong place on my motherboard? I did use RealTek Audio manager to try to fix it and I still cannot get this headphone to work.

If I plug it in the front panel, it says FrontMic and default device but doesn't work either. For some reason, I cannot get the mic to work because I plugged it into my rear panel microphone jack and it says under recording, 'Microphone, Realtek High Definition Audio, and Default Device.' However, my mic does not work.

I recently bought this headphone' http /I wanted to use this headphone to play games like cs go, specifically, using the mic.

Use earphone mic on pc