ALABS USB Wireless Cardioid Condenser Microphone for Podcast,Gaming and Home Office,100ft Signal Transmission Distance,Streaming Mic with LED Quick Mute Indicator and Noise Cancelling for PC,Mac

Price: $79.99
(as of Sep 30,2023 18:27:55 UTC – Details)

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【Great Sound Quality & Noise Canceling】Studio Microphone is only designed for vocals. The 14mm acoustic diaphragm is matched with a cardioid pickup pattern. The sampling rate of 48kHz/24bit is suitable for all beginners who want to try to start content creation.Its Cardioid pattern is highly sensitive and focused, effectively rejecting unwanted noise to ensure vocal originality and intelligibility during gaming, streaming,and video recording sessions.
【8H Continuous Use & 3H Full Charge】Wireless Cardioid Microphone has a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery, which can be fully charged in 3 hours, and can be used continuously for more than 8 hours after being fully charged. A podcast microphone can be quickly charged between recording or performing sessions, ensuring that you can record or perform for extended periods without interruption. The microphone for pc can also be used while charging, so you don’t have to worry about.
【Mute Button & LED Indicators】Gaming Microphone has mute button with LED indicators.Just a light touch,you can avoid embarrassing broadcast accidents.The blue LED light is solid when the power is normal and the sound is not muted. When the power is normal and the sound is muted, the red LED light is always on. The red LED light flashes quickly when the battery is low and the sound is muted. When the battery is low and the sound is not muted, the blue LED light flashes quickly.
【Plug and Play & Monitoring】Computer Microphone no need of any driver software or equipment.This makes them ideal for beginners or anyone who wants to record audio quickly and easily without investing in expensive equipment or spending time learning complicated setup processes.This audio monitor microphone comes with 3.5mm headphone jack for direct monitoring, which is useful for video creators to check if you’re cutting off or if there’s too much noise.