Computer & USB
5 products from 3 brands, including Sennheiser, Zoom, RODE. Prices from $114.95 to $337.95, including GST. 2 ship within 1-2 business days.
Computer and USB microphones are designed for recording speech, podcasts, streaming, video calls, online lessons and home content creation. They connect directly to a computer without a separate audio interface. Choose from Sennheiser, Zoom and RODE models to suit desk recording, portable setups or podcasting.
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RODERode NT-USB Mini USB Microphone
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SennheiserSennheiser Profile USB Microphone Streaming Set
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SennheiserSennheiser Profile USB Microphone
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ZoomZoom ZUM-2 USB Microphone
$114.95 incl. GST Ships in 3-4 weeksAdd to cart -
ZoomZoom ZUM-2 Podcast Microphone Pack
$133.95 incl. GST Ships in 3-4 weeksAdd to cart
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About the Computer & USB range
Start with the microphone type and connection. USB condenser microphones can capture detailed speech in a reasonably quiet room, while a dynamic design can help reduce room sound. Check whether the microphone uses USB-A or USB-C, and look for headphone monitoring, a mute control, gain adjustment and included stand or mount. Pickup pattern also matters. Cardioid is suited to one person speaking from the front, while multiple pattern options can help with interviews or group recording.
Check your computer, tablet or phone ports before ordering. Most USB microphones are intended to work with Windows and Mac computers without an audio interface, but mobile devices may need an adapter and sufficient power. This range is organised around direct USB recording, with standalone microphones and packs that add accessories for podcasting or streaming.
Computer & USB questions
Do USB microphones work with a laptop?
Yes. USB microphones are made to connect directly to compatible computers, usually through a USB-A or USB-C cable. Select the microphone as the input in your operating system or recording app. Check the connector and included cable first, particularly with newer laptops that have USB-C ports.
Is a USB microphone suitable for podcasting?
Yes. A USB microphone can suit solo podcasts, streaming and spoken-word recording because it connects directly to a computer. For clearer results, speak close to the front of a cardioid microphone, use headphones to monitor the signal and record in a room with limited background noise.
Can I use a USB microphone with an iPhone or iPad?
Some USB microphones can work with compatible iPhone and iPad models, but the required cable or adapter depends on the device port. USB-C devices may connect directly with a suitable cable. Lightning devices generally need an approved adapter, and some microphones may require more power than the device can provide.