USB Omnidirectional Microphone for Video Calls & Meetings
Every voice at the table comes through clearly with one compact USB mic on your desk. Its 360° pickup covers the whole group from a single spot, so meetings, classes and streams stop depending on who sits closest to the laptop. It plugs into a USB 2.0 port and works across Windows, Mac and Android.
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Every voice at the table comes through clearly with one compact USB mic on your desk. Its 360° pickup covers the whole group from a single spot, so meetings, classes and streams stop depending on who sits closest to the laptop. It plugs into a USB 2.0 port and works across Windows, Mac and Android.
360° omnidirectional USB microphone for clear voice pickup in meetings, classes and calls
- Muffled or distant voice in group video calls
- Need for a separate mic for each speaker in meetings
- Complicated setup across different computers and apps
- Bulky desk equipment
Every voice at the table, heard clearly
Stop straining to be heard on group calls. One compact USB mic on your desk picks up speakers from every direction, so your meetings, classes and streams sound as clear as the people in them.
Hear the whole table from one spot
- Hears from every direction
The omnidirectional capsule sits behind a honeycomb mesh grille and picks up voices around the desk, not only the person in front of it. Seat three people around the table and each one comes through at a similar level, so nobody passes a headset or leans toward the laptop.
- Built to stay put
The locked line cap holds the cable connection steady, so the mic stays where you set it. At about 70 mm across and 103 g with cable, it fits beside a laptop and a sketchbook without crowding the desk.
- One plug, every app
Plug the USB 2.0 cable into your laptop, then pick the mic as the input in Zoom, Skype, WeChat or QQ. It runs on Windows, Mac and Android, so one desk mic covers work calls, classes and game chat. Tidy the cable with cable organizers and the desk stays clean.
Compact, light, and ready to plug in
- 360°Omnidirectional pickup
- 70 mmCompact disc diameter
- 103 gWeight with cable
Plug in and speak in under a minute
- 1Place it mid-table
Set the mic in the middle of the table, close to the people who speak most. Keep it on a steady surface, not behind the laptop.
- 2Plug in the USB cable
Connect the USB 2.0 plug to a free port. The teal LED lights up to show the mic is powered and live.
- 3Select it as the input
Open your call app or streaming software, choose the USB mic as the input device, and run the app's test. You should hear your own voice before the meeting starts.
One cable, nothing else to install
- 360° USB omnidirectional microphone×1
Round matte black body with honeycomb mesh grille
- USB cable×1
USB 2.0 plug, included in the 103 g weight
From straining to be heard to heard from every seat

The call that keeps cutting out
Laptop mics pick up keyboard clicks and fade once you lean back. Colleagues ask you to repeat yourself, the person across the table talks over you, and by the third time someone says you are cutting out, the meeting has moved on without you.
One mic, the whole room
A round 70 mm mic sits in the middle of the table and picks up voices from every direction. One device replaces a stack of per-speaker gear, and the whole group comes through from the same spot over a single USB 2.0 cable.

Clear voices, calm desk
The teal LED tells you the mic is live. Meetings start on time, nobody leans toward the laptop, and the desk stays clear. At 103 g with its cable, the mic moves between rooms in one hand.
Why not just use your headset?
| USB omnidirectional mic | Headset mic | Laptop built-in mic | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Picks up the whole table from one spot | — | — | |
| Stays clear at arm's length | — | ||
| Needs one device per speaker | — | — | |
| Works for one person talking | Partial | Partial |
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Yes. The mic runs on Windows, Mac and Android and works with Zoom, Skype, WeChat and QQ. Plug the USB 2.0 cable into your laptop, then open the app's audio settings and choose the USB mic as the input device. That one setting is the step most people miss, so check it before the call starts.
Treat it as a table mic, not a room mic. Put it in the middle of the table and ask speakers to sit within an arm's length. Everyone around the table comes through from one spot. Quieter speakers at the far end sound softer, so seat them closer.
For a shared table, yes. A headset serves one person, and a laptop mic fades once you lean back. This mic picks up the whole group from one place. If you only talk alone at your desk, a headset still does the job.
No extra software is needed for the basic setup. Plug it in, select it in your call app, and the teal LED shows it is live.
Yes. The same mic handles video meetings, online classes, live streams and game voice chat. Set it on a steady surface in front of you, then adjust the input level in your streaming software.
A multi-mic conference system or a mixer with booms is costly, bulky and slow to set up. This is one cable and one spot on the desk, so you get shared-table pickup without the extra gear taking over the room.
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