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Level up your gaming, podcasts, or online streaming with our USB Gaming Microphone! This sleek microphone not only delivers amazing audio quality but also adds a touch of style to your setup with integrated RGB lights. Adjust the lights to match your mood or gaming environment. The microphone includes a sturdy desk stand with anti-shock mount and adjustable bracket. Alternatively, use the included ⅜” to ⅝” adaptor to mount to a boom (boom not included). The microphone features a USB Type-C port to connect to your gaming device, a 3.5mm stereo earphone output, volume control, and a knob that enables you to easily adjust the polar pattern for optimum sound. Choose between Cardioid mode for solo calls, gaming, streaming voice overs, etc., or Omni Mode for multi-person meetings, podcasts, etc. The top of the mic has a convenient mute touch switch, a switch that activates low environmental noise suppression, and a switch to toggle between different lighting modes. Supplied with a USB-C to USB-A cable.

Features:
- Adjustable RGB Lighting
- Mute touch switch
- Cardioid/Omni modes for solo or multi person recording

Specifications:
Mic Type: Condenser x2
Sampling Rate: 192kHz/24bit
Sensitivity: -38+/-3dB
S/N Ratio: >85dB
Polar Patterns: Cardioid/Omni
Working Voltage: 5V
Working Current: 150mA
Frequency Response: 20Hz-20KHz
Distortion: <2%
System Support: Windows/MacOS/Android/iOS
 

Width:50.0 mm
Height:160.0 mm
Dimension details:Microfon: 160(H)*50(W), Stand: 115(H)*100(W)

USB RGB Gaming Microphone

Cat. No: AM4215
4.0(1)
$79.95
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$79.95 / unit
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$71.95 / unit
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$63.95 / unit
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almost good

DaytonFebruary 2025

amazing quality but it wont connect to my pc it wont recognize it as a device

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