20 Best Wireless Microphone For Pc (2023 Updated)

After having a cheap set of wireless USB mic’s break I turned to this set. The range is so much better – even through walls I was able to walk so far from the speaker and it still picks up sound. I would have liked a dedicated power switch on the microphones, but the way it powers on and off is only a minor thing.

Love that each microphone has its own volume, especially since it comes through as one audio signal. (made my previous microphone set hard to mix for). Excellent quality, excellent range, and love the build quality too.

My only wish would be for a carry case for the mics!.

a well made easy to use Microphone a bit heavy to put on a light stand especially if it goes on the boom but it is sold as a Hand held Microphone. sound quality is very good , i can certainly recommend this bit of Kit.

another bonus is it’s Wireless so no messing about plugging Cables in and tripping over same cables. battery compartment easy to get to and only uses two double A so no problems there.

So easy to set up and use, rugged build on microphones and excellent sound quality. The USB dongle is a little flimsy and sticks out quite a long way – suggest a USB adaptor lead to tuck the receiver away from harm.

Great battery life and strong signal over quite a long distance.

I couldn’t get the mic to work. Firstly, the instructions said the receiver would flash amber when plugged in, but it flashed green. I tried to phone Music Store but was told the number didn’t exist.

Finally we found how to open the mic and discovered that it needed batteries and there was no mention of this or where they went, and none were provided. Very disappointing. Once we’d worked it out and got some batteries and put them in, the mic works fine.

The ULM300USB compared with the Behringer ULM100USB: * The ULM100 sound is more ‘typical of a decent quality dynamic microphone’. * The ULM300 has a more harsh sound; the ULM100 is warmer, more balanced.

* The ULM300 is noticeablyless sensitive than the ULM100 * The LED and button functions on the ULM300 are easier to use and understand. In summary: the newer ULM300 has more convenient controls but the older ULM100 was a better microphone.

I bought two of these bluetooth mics after watching glowing reviews on YouTube. If they performed as well as the reviewers experience, they would be a great product at an amazing price. My primary application for this product is sound reinforcement, not video production.

I own Sennheiser wireless mics for video production, so I can compare and contrast. For sound reinforcement, I tried to use these mics for speakers in front of a live audience. Not too successful. We got through the day, but I will be more careful in the future.

My specific application was hourly breakout sessions, where topics and speakers change each hour in multiple meeting rooms. I experimented with an external lavalier plugged into the transmitter, but it was unwieldy.

Part of what I need is a quick change, no fooling with the lav cable. My speakers often arrive in the presentation room at the moment their presentation begins, and there is no need to hide the transmitter in their clothing.

This Sony seems ideal — it only takes a second to clip it to a shirt or jacket. In reality, not so good. I didn’t anticipate lady presenters with necklaces. The plastic mic body rattled noisily against their jewelry.

These kinds of technical glitches don’t help inexperienced presenters who are already nervous about speaking in public. Worse, and speaking to the specific of the product itself — the mic is prone to feedback, and the bluetooth link introduces delay, sometimes very noticeably so.

It is very disconcerting to speakers, and the audience, to have sync problems in a live presentation. Feedback is more a function of the room acoustics, something I can perhaps tune by loudspeaker placement or positioning.

Frankly, a conventional cardiod mic like a Shure SM58 would be ideal, but my experience with conventional mics is dismal because I am working with non-professional speakers who are not accustomed to hearing their voice amplified, they all request no PA in the false belief that everyone can hear them (#1 complaint on our feedback forms I couldn’t hear), and the speakers will sidestep a conventional mic and talk around the PA.

So I am stuck on micing with lavaliers, which they can’t get away from. The downside is omni pickups and feedback sensitivity. I write too much, but as a production mic, the application I saw reviewed on YouTube, I question if the sync delay issues I experienced in a live application are a deal killer.

There does not seem to be a fixed delay, but rather some kind of digital buffer that varies as bluetooth digital data is transmitted. BTW – I was experiencing this when my transmitter and receiver were never more than 20 feet apart with full line of sight.

There were no other bluetooth devices in the room, unless someone in the audience was wearing a cell phone earset. Would not seem to be challenging circumstances. A final reservation I have about this mic system is the jacks, which are simple 1/8 inch TRS, no different than a mini headphone connector.

This is definitely amateur/prosumer gear, subject to reliability issues with connecting cables. I want very badly for these mics to work, and they seem like such a great idea, and a reasonable price for someone doing business meetings.

But if they don’t work transparantly and create a lot of distractions for presenters, I can’t use them. I have not given up yet, but my first day’s use did not go smoothly.

I would love to rate this mic better than 2 stars but I cannot. Based on the build quality it is a 1 star to me. I have taken this mic apart and the components inside are super cheap and super glued down on parts like the usb socket and the earphone socket.

It is obviously because they used such a cheap adapter for each that they likely would fail very quickly if they were not superglued. My usb socket became loose and would constantly cut out and windows would redetect it and my audio would go through a weird reset everytime.

So I took the bottom off and attempted to fix this as I can solder pretty well. It is near impossible to work on this. This mic is meant to be factory made and if it breaks under warranty they likely will send a new one and toss your old one.

Cheap cheap cheap build quality, don’t be fooled by the heavy weight of the mic stand and the mic housing, inside is light and cheap. With that said, it is an ok mic for what it is intended for. It records in decent quality for the price and is somewhat simple to operate once you learn how.

I like the audio mode selections as well as the power meter LED’s on the front. I have just bought another blue yeti x which is arriving today and I am contemplating just sending it back because of the issues I have run into with it.

If you just need a mic for recording youtube videos or streaming on twitch this mic will work fine, just be easy with the usb socket and cord.

This is the perfect mic for both those looking to get started and experienced content creators. It’s very easy to set up and the audio input quality out of the box is exactly what we want from a USB microphone.

This mic is aesthetically pleasing. This is coming from someone who no longer plays WoW but I absolutely love showing off how amazing the mic looks on stream and to my friends. The attention to detail is astonishing.

And if you’re concerned the looks or “theme” would take away from the quality of the mic’s hardware you need not worry. The frame is incredibly stable and even the knobs to adjust volume and to adjust mic angle are both very secure.

Lastly, lets talk about the voice changer which I am sure what most people are looking to research. The voice changer is done within the software “Logitech G Hub”. It’s incredibly easy to test out different voice changing effects within the software to see which ones you may want to use with your content.

You can record a clip of your voice and play it over using any of the voice effects without having to record another clip! This process is the same for any “Equalizer” or “Signal Cleanup” settings making it easy to tune your sound even in a pinch.

Hope this helps!.

There is good reason why this microphone always pops up on lists of the best USB microphones. It plugs and plays well. Most people do not need the advanced features of professional microphones at higher price points.

Make no mistake, however, the Blue Yeti X holds its own among them in terms of sound output. Love the stand with which it came and opted not to purchase a boom arm. I also purchased a foam mic cover to prevent unwanted noise from coming through since I have a ceiling fan in my home office.

If you do, make sure you get one large enough for this model. The Blue Yeti X is a winner and offers a lot of bang for the buck.

great sound and easy to use

Sound: While the Blue Yeti may not be THE best sounding USB mic right out of the box, it does have good sound quality. With a little tweaking through a free audio mixer software like Voice Meeter Banana will result in a very professional sounding mic without spending the big bucks.

Stock settings will give you more than sufficient sound quality though. With easy access to the knobs to control the gain and pic up pattern makes for easy adjusting on the fly. Due to the pic up patterns I would only recommend this mic for individual use and not for an interview setting.

Price: Being priced at $130 isn’t terrible, but should probably be closer to the $100. 00 mic segment given it doesn’t have XLR. Personally, I would opt to buy the Blue Yeticaster Broadcast Bundle which includes the mic (no desktop stand), boom arm, and shockmount for $180-$200 vs the stand alone Blue Yeti Mic for reasons below.

Purchasing all three items individually would be in the $280 range Keep in Mind/Cons: I would highly, highly, highly recommend a boom arm for this mic. The desk stand for the mic is not very useful. I found myself slouching over due to having no height adjustment.

Additionally, to get your mouth the appropriate distance from the mic for optimal sound quality (without cranking the gain) means the mic stand is sitting at an awkward spot in relation to your keyboard/mouse.

I also found that with the desk stand no matter how I positioned the mic, set the pickup, gain or gate I could not eliminate picking up desk noise such as keyboard clicks, mouse clicks, or even setting my phone down on the desk due no shock dampening.

Even setting the stand on a towel did not assist much. Mounting the mic to the Blue Boom Arm completely fixed the unwanted sound and positioning issues. If you are going to mount this mic to the Blue Boom Arm I would recommend installing it with the shock mount.

The shock mount isn’t much of an advantage sound quality wise, but definitely helps weight wise with the boom arm. While this mic is heavier than normal it’s not quite heavy enough on it’s on for the Blue Boom Arm.

I found the boom arm wanting to “snap open” on the loosest tension settings due to there not being enough weight at the end of it. Adding the yeti shock mount to the mic and boom arm allowed for the proper weight to adjust the mic to my desired position without any sagging or raising.

In conclusion, I would highly recommend this mic being purchased in the Yesticaster bundle due to the savings vs buying the individual components. While I still can recommend the mic being purchased individually, I believe you’re going to be wanting a boom arm sooner rather than later due to the desk stand offering no dampening or height adjustment.

This microphone has numerous settings to cope with any particular style recording format you might need. There are four patterns to choose from just be mindful of what each one does to maximize the quality of your recording.

Cordial is the one you want (looks like an upside-down heart) as this will record only from a single direction directly in from of the microphone. This really should have included a pop filter but those care quite cheap to get.

You do not need to buy Yeti branded accessories as the threads are universal to most brands. A cheaper alternative for boom arm etc. would be the Elgato line. The best way to use this microphone with cordial setting is the place it within 8 inches of your mouth around 45 degrees off-center from you while keeping the direction of the front of the device facing your mouth.

This will pick up the voice clearly without catching all your “P”s. As this is directional you will want to speak to the side of the microphone NOT on top like stand-up comedians do as it will not pick up your voice.

I’m a newbie to this sort of thing so I had to search through YouTube to find best practices. The instructions should have been a little clearer in the box but are a little cryptic at best. That’s the reason for the 1-star downgrade.

It’s great, don’t worry. A final note: don’t kid yourself, this is bigger than the picture shows; it’s also a little on the heavy side.

The Yeti is a very clear microphone with stellar sound quality. Unfortunately, I purchased this Yeti due to my first Yeti containing faulty hardware. The fault in the hardware resulted in an extremely lous and painful buzzing noise, almost like a flatlining sound, being audible whenever in a voice chat or recording in a music studio software.

Because of this, my Yeti had to retire, but I still loved the Yeti as it did last a decent amount of time: approximately 2 years. I tried to reach out to Blue at the time about the fault in the hardware and receive a repair or a replacement, however, I was not provided with one.

In other words, I had to come out of pocket an additional $150 roughly to purchase this new one, and to be honest, I don’t think it’s worth it. Yes, it is a good microphone, however, I feel there are now many alternatives that would deem a better fit for music production and streaming.

Some of these include the HyperX Solo Cast mic, which is also a fraction of the price with even better sound quality and easier handling. All in all, I suggest you look elsewhere to find a more affordable mic that fits your needs :).

I purchased the AH6B a year ago and they are comfortable and have long battery life. But I have had nothing but trouble with these headphones. I have never experienced the worst quality where have had to exchange so many times, send picture and videos of how the mic gives out and does not work! Either the person on the phone can’t hear me, I can’t hear them or there is an absolute horrible sound in between.

The issue is definitely in the making because you can’t have a repetition of the same issue when other headsets work fine and add dongles to it. Either the area where insert the mic is the issue or inside it is loose because after you wiggle it around you can hear fine.

It has been a nightmare – I hoped to have written an excellent review at least after the changes but the experience has been horrendous. Glad to hear some have had good experiences using the headphones as cannot give a rating of 1.

Sad thing, I have a family member who is an IT expert who has tried to assist and has checked everything in my computer in case that’s the problem but can’t find anything wrong. Due to the amount of calls and meeting I have to deal with it’s not fun to deal with these additional issues for so long but – I’ve given Avantree a try and will definitely not be recommending them.

I ordered this headset as an option to my $500 Sony Over-The-Ear-Headset. I wear hearing aids. Over-the-ear headsets cause problematic audio feedback to my hearing aids. This on-ear headset does not cause that problem and thus meets my expectations at a reasonable price.

Thus, I am happy with the purchase. But, there is one main issue with this headset. The volume control is very stiff and difficult to adjust. The spring tension on the volume control is too strong and requires a lot of finger force to adjust.

The volume control needs better friction grip to help with the adjustment (as well as reduced spring tension on the control).

I got these because I ear buds seem to have too high sound pressure level, I wanted something to go over the ears. This Avantree headset sounds much better than the high-end earbuds I was using. The bass is quite full and satisfying.

I use these mostly for listening to music, but they also work great during phone calls. No one has ever complained that they can’t hear me. I don’t use the mic extension, it does not seem to be necessary.

These headphones also support pairing to two sources at the same time, so I can answer calls from my phone and PC without effort. Noise cancellation seems fine, but I haven’t really tried to evaluate it.

The battery lasts for days.

As a filmmaker and content creator, you know how important the audio is. I was on vacation and ruined the whole video due to bad audio. Since then I have been looking for a reasonable wireless audio solution.

Most of the options are out of reach of YouTubers and indie filmmakers budget. Finally, I stumbled upon this wireless audio system and ordered it right the way and I am loving it. Great quality, even though the built is all plastic but it gets the job done.

The sound you get out of this system is great. I got one receiver, one belt transmitter, one handheld transmitter, all around 200. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for an audio solution for video.

I purchased this mic because I was already using the Samson Go Mic platform. I needed a standard mic for use in a podium setup and couldn’t be happier. The audio out was phenomenal, with no static. The mic feels solid and paired quickly to the Go Mic receiver.

What was even better was the case that the receiver came in already had a space for this mic.

Great microphone, I was able to connect it to the Samson transmitter without any problems. I tested it during live broadcast everything worked fantastic. I would suggest purchasing a foam windscreen if you plan to use it outside, it costs about 3.

So far I am very satisfied with the purchase.

I bought this mic from B&H over 7 (!) years ago and immediately put it to use doing voice-over work while building videos for my college geology classes. Wrapped in an sE Electronics RF-X Reflection Filter and with a pop filter in place, this mic has performed superbly for me (and has allowed me to discard several other mics that were quite inferior to this one).

Literally thousands of my online college geology students have benefited from the audio clarity in my videos due to this mic. I see it is now on a fantastically low-priced Flash Deal sale here at B&H but I would buy it at full price again, any day, given how well it performs.

Highly recommended if you need a USB desktop mic.

the product does what it is supposed to do. i had to buy some extra wires such as aux and splitter because my stero did not have the mic in port. overall seems to work ok. the price point is a little higher than the other mics and I expected a little more thou.

the sound is ok. if it were cheaper, i would have gotten 2.

A cheap microphone but useful. the only problem I had was It produces distorsion when connected to an USB computer slot. I had to use a 120V USB charger adapter(commonlly used for cellphones) as power suply and attach the supplied cable to audio input.

After that no distorsion at all and good sound quality.

Very high sound quality. Professional style. Connected with Win 10 with no issues.

I use the microphone for training delivery. I am a training specialist and I do training for corporate settings. I had the headset and decided to add the handheld microphone for more versatility and it works great.

We ordered this handheld microphone and the shipping was very quick. Have already used it in three weddings and have not experienced any problems. Loving it!

I use this for Kareoke and it works great. Sound is very good.

This unit has good frequency range, the D-16/30 has higher frequency that is illegal in the states. It is said that we’re only allowed to use up to 608Mhz to be safe, it will be good if you purchase the new one from Sony D-16/25.

FCC keeps taking away frequency range for new cell phones so many of my old equipment becomes unusable. So this D-16/14 will start from the low 470Mhz so this will be the best choice.

Good value. Great quality. Great build. I’ve had the previous model for years. I got this one for the handheld microphone accessory. This is pretty straightforward to use. And the wireless automatic programming is cool and ready to use.

Sony also had a very compensative tutorial on YouTube.