Digital Optical to 3.5mm Audio Converter with USB Power, Lossless Stereo DAC for TV PS4 Xbox, 20cm Cable

Digital Fiber Optical to 3.5mm Female Converter with USB Power Convert digital optical audio into analog 3.5mm output for speakers or headphones. This compact, plug and play adapter accepts optical SPDIF signals from TVs, game consoles, and other devices with a TOSLINK output and delivers synchronous stereo audio to analog devices. USB power is required for operation. Key benefits Enables connection of optical output devices to analog speakers or headphones without builtin optical inputs. Lossless, fidelity audio conversion preserves stereo detail and minimizes distortion for clear sound. Simple setup with no drivers required and a secure optical plug that resists loosening during use. Main features Function: Converts digital optical SPDIF signal to analog 3.5mm female output with stereo support. Power: USB powered. USB port must be connected to provide the required power for conversion. Design: Optical plug includes a snap mechanism for stable connection. Protective dust cap is provided; remove the dust cap before use. Materials: optical fiber core combined with pure copper conductors and gold plated terminals for focused signal transmission, reduced timing differences, improved conductivity, and corrosion resistance. Durability: Wear resistant and corrosion resistant plug construction for reliable long term use. Plug and play: No drivers or configuration needed. Connect the optical cable, plug in the 3.5mm headphone or speaker, and connect USB power. Typical applications Connect a TV optical output to powered stereo speakers or a headset with a 3.5mm input for improved sound from streaming, broadcast, or smart TV apps. Connect a PS4 or Xbox optical output to a 3.5mm headset or external speakers for game audio with minimal latency. Use with home audio equipment or portable DACs that accept analog 3.5mm input but do not have an optical input. Usage notes Remove the dust cap from the optical plug before insertion. Ensure the USB power connector is plugged in for the converter to function. Verify the source device is set to output audio via optical SPDIF if needed.