how to use usb headset on Linux?

Whether you are using Linux or macOS, USB headsets are generally "plug-and-play"; the system will automatically detect the device and install the necessary drivers, just as it does on Windows.
 

However, there is one key difference: on Windows, the system typically switches to the new headset automatically, whereas on Linux and macOS, you will need to configure the settings manually.

Connection Steps:

1. Physical Connection: Plug the USB headset into a USB port on your computer. (For greater stability, it is recommended to use a USB port located on the back of a desktop computer.)
2. The system automatically detects the device and loads the drivers.
3. Configuration:

• Open your system's "Settings" application, then locate and select the "Sound" option.
• From the "Output Device" drop-down menu, select your USB headset.
• From the "Input Device" drop-down menu, select your USB headset as well.

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