Overview:
The connection is a breeze, but how can I tell if the microphone is ready to work? It might be the exact question when you get your hands on such electronics. Once it gets power from a computer USB port, the RGB starts to shine. The lights are not all swagger, they also serve as an indicator of working statues. They do not stay the same all the time either. The total four patterns with its two-tone lighting fade into another one in a smooth way and will blend in the mood of your studio perfectly.
Detachable Pop Filter
The pop filter with a smiley face is see-through. So the appearance of the mic will not be muddied when you look at it from the front. Unlike the flapper filters that do not look good, sometimes do not work well either, it is quite good at rejecting rumbling. It also works as a dust collector, which collects the dust blown from the front and keeps the mic clean.
Attached Shock Mount
The microphone itself seems to be integrated into the shock mount, but that is not the case, it is actually clipped in place in a suspended way with rubber bands. Compared with those shock mounts that clamp on the microphone body, the suspension has better absorption of vibration noises. And the bands are so elastic and thick that they can get the mic stand up in shape and without being worn out easily.
Features:
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Type: Condenser
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Polar Pattern: Cardioid
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Output Connection: USB Type-C (mic end) to type-A 2.0 (computer end)
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Power Consumption: USB power (Voltage: 4.75V-5.25V, Current: 50mA-80mA)
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Bit Rate: 16-bit/24-bit
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Sample Rate: 44.1kHz-192kHz
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Frequency Response: 60Hz-18kHz
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S/N Ratio: 1kHz﹥70dB
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Sensitivity: -40±3dB
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Shipping Weight: 0.6 kg
