Karaoke Microphone for PC: Stable Desk Mic for Singing

A weighted base that holds its ground

• A base that won't tip

  The base carries an internal weight block and sits on EVA non-slip feet. It stays flat on the desk when you lean in for a high note or type between verses. You set it down once and it does not walk toward the keyboard.

• Aim it at your mouth

  The arm bends into the position you need and the head rotates a full 360 degrees. Get the capsule a few inches from your mouth once and it stays there, so your volume stays even from the first verse to the last.

• Connect it your way

  Pick the USB version if you want the volume switch right on the body. Pick the 3.5mm version if your PC has no free USB port or you are plugging into an older tower. Both plug in without extra software for basic use.

From desk to first note in four steps

1. 1
   Set the base

   Place the round base on a flat, firm part of the desk so the non-slip feet can grip.

2. 2
   Bend the arm

   Bend the arm so the head sits a few inches from your mouth. Adjust it once and it holds the angle.

3. 3
   Aim the head

   Rotate the head 360 degrees until the capsule faces your mouth, whether you sing or chat.

4. 4
   Plug it in

   Connect the USB version and use the volume switch on the body, or plug the 3.5mm version into the PC audio port.

Everything you need to start singing

• Microphone head×1

  Matte black body with a glossy red mesh grille and red accent stripe.

• Flexible arm and weighted round base×1

  Bends into position and holds its shape. Base has non-slip EVA feet.

• Connection cable×1

  Choose the USB version with volume switch or the 3.5mm version.