Headset Microphones

16 products from 8 brands, including Point Source Audio, RODE, Sennheiser. Prices from $13.95 to $735.95, including GST. 3 ship within 1-2 business days.

Headset microphones keep the microphone close to the speaker's mouth for consistent vocal levels while leaving both hands free. They suit performers, presenters, teachers, fitness instructors and theatre users. Choose from headworn and earworn designs by Point Source Audio, RODE, Sennheiser and Audio Technica, with options for wired XLR connections or wireless bodypack systems.

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About the Headset Microphones range

When choosing a headset microphone, check the pickup pattern, microphone type, connector and wearing style. Cardioid and hypercardioid capsules focus more on sound from the front and can help reduce nearby speaker spill, while omnidirectional models provide a more consistent response when the wearer moves. Condenser microphones generally need suitable plug-in or bodypack power, while dynamic models can connect to compatible wired inputs. Compare boom position, ear or headband adjustment, cable length, colour and moisture suitability for your use.

Compatibility is the most common buying mistake. Match the headset to the exact wireless transmitter or bodypack, not just a connector name. Check the connector format, wiring, pinout, required bias voltage and input requirements. The range includes complete or system-specific options for Sennheiser, AKG and other compatible systems, plus wired models such as XLR headsets and headset microphones for the RODE NTH-100. Check the product page before ordering, especially when replacing an existing microphone. Size and fit also matter, so confirm whether the model is marked small, medium or adjustable.

Headset Microphones questions

Will any headset microphone work with my wireless bodypack?

No. The plug must match, but the microphone also needs compatible wiring, pinout, power requirements and input sensitivity. Identify the exact transmitter model and check its documentation against the headset listing. A connector that fits physically may still produce no audio or operate incorrectly.

What is the difference between cardioid and omnidirectional headset microphones?

A cardioid microphone is more sensitive to sound from the front and can help reject sound from behind. An omnidirectional microphone captures sound more evenly around the capsule and is often less sensitive to small changes in head position. Room acoustics and speaker placement should guide the choice.

Do headset microphones come in different sizes?

Yes. Headsets can have fixed or adjustable ear and headband sections, and some models are offered in size options such as medium. Check the listed size, adjustment range, boom position and wearing style. For long sessions, fit and stable microphone placement are as important as the connector.

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