XLR Condenser Microphone, 25mm Cardioid for Studio & Streaming

A focused condenser mic that keeps the attention on your voice.

This XLR condenser microphone uses a 25 mm large diaphragm to capture clear, detailed vocals at home or in a studio. Its cardioid pattern picks up sound from the front and turns down noise from the sides and rear, which suits streaming, podcasting, voice-over, music, and ASMR. The frequency response runs 40 Hz-16 kHz for natural speech with a controlled low end and smooth highs. Sensitivity is -47 dB (0 dB = 1V/Pa at 1 kHz) and it handles up to 126 dB max SPL (THD <= 1% at 1 kHz), so quiet whispers and louder sources both come through without harsh distortion. The balanced 3-pin XLR output (200 Ohm impedance) keeps the signal stable and low-noise through an interface or mixer with 48 V phantom power.

Why we picked it

• Cardioid focus - Cuts room reflections and background noise so your voice stays front and center.
• 25 mm capsule - Picks up the detail that podcasts, vocals, instruments, and ASMR ask for.
• Studio-ready - Standard 3-pin XLR plus the included cable and shock mount slot into most interfaces and mixers.

Good to know

The mic body is about 16 cm long and fits most desktop and studio setups. It ships with a shock mount to cut stand and handling vibration, a foam windscreen to tame plosives and breath, and an XLR cable. In the box: 1 x microphone, 1 x shock mount, 1 x foam windscreen, 1 x XLR cable, and 1 x user manual. It needs 48 V phantom power from your interface or mixer.

Common questions

Q: Does it plug in over USB?
A: No. It is an XLR mic and needs an interface, mixer, or preamp with a 3-pin XLR input.

Q: Is phantom power required?
A: Yes. It needs 48 V phantom power from your interface or mixer.

Q: What's in the box?
A: The microphone, a shock mount, a foam windscreen, an XLR cable, and a user manual.

Q: Can I use it with a camera?
A: Yes, through an external interface, mixer, or XLR-to-camera preamp that supplies 48 V phantom power and a compatible output.