Back in 2014, audio brand Røde released an all-in-one USB condenser microphone that's still a popular choice for podcasters and streaming content creators today. Now the company has announced an ...

When it comes to streaming and YouTube, there may be no better-known microphone than the Blue Yeti. Its affordable price, versatility, and dramatic quality improvement over gaming headsets have made ...

Here’s another cool USB gadget from the guys over at Brando, the USB Condenser Microphone. The USB Condenser Microphone has a built-in noise cancellation feature, which makes it easy to use if you’re ...

Whether you're gaming, podcasting, streaming or making music, the new RØDE NT-USB+ is a state-of-the-art USB microphone with superb sound and built-in effects. Australian audio company RØDE has ...

With the rise of streaming, the market of USB microphones has absolutely exploded. It’s been exciting to watch as both quality and variety have skyrocketed. Today, we’re looking at the AKG Lyra USB ...

Meet the Capsule USB-connected condenser microphone, which is compatible with high-resolution sound sources up to 96kHz/24bit, has been announced by the manufacturer. In terms of specifications, the ...

Blue Microphones, the same company responsible for the heralded Snowball, is today introducing the planet's first THX certified microphone... or so it says. The hilariously named Yeti USB Condenser ...

RODE has unveiled a new USB-C microphone that offers studio-quality recordings. Designed for creators, the NT-USB+ uses a condenser capsule with a cardioid pattern ideal for vocals or instruments. A ...

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Before the internet, microphones were mostly considered devices used by musicians, DJs, and radio personalities. Times have changed. Whether you’re a musician, a YouTuber, or you have a podcast, if ...