USB Microphone for Computer USA 2021 | BUY NOW
Plug and Play — With a USB 2.0 data port, no additional driver is required. TC30 is compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux. Ideal for gaming, podcasting, zoom meeting, streaming, Skype chatting, online conference.
Cardioid Pickup Pattern — The mic has a cardioid pickup pattern and an excellent off-axis suppression function, allowing it to capture more natural sound and suppress unwanted background noise.
Easy to Install — Without any assembly, only need to attach the pop filter to the mic tripod, then it can be plug and play.
Exceptional Anti-vibration — The upgraded concealed shock mount can effectively reduce the noise caused by the mouse, keyboard, radiator, or touch of the microphone.
What You Get — 1 x condenser microphone, 1 x shock mount, 1 x foldable mic tripod, 1 x pop filter, 1 x USB Type-C to USB-A 2.0 Cable, 1 x manual. Note: It is compatible with Macs, PCs, PS4, and iPad (an adapter is required), not compatible with Phones and Xbox.
Our Consumers Reviews
1. This Toner TC30 mic has exceeded my expectations! You simply plug it into a USB port and it’s ready to use. The pop filter screen is a nice addition to cut down on unwanted sounds in your recordings. I love its small size so it doesn’t take up too much room. It has a tripod and a knob where you can adjust the angle of the mic. Perfect size to sit on a tabletop for recording. The audio quality was better than expected! It seems to pick up sounds well, even from a few feet away. I wouldn’t hesitate to use this mic for my audio projects. This product was provided free in exchange for a fair, unbiased review.
2. I bought this mic because like many people, I’m working from home, and Zoom/WebEx/Microsoft Teams calls are a daily occurrence. While the sound from my earbuds mic was adequate, it sounded awful and echo-y to me, so I wanted badly to improve my audio setup. This mic does an EXCELLENT job and was extremely easy to set up, literally plug and play. It’s very sensitive, so the ideal setup is to have it on its shock-absorbing stand on your desk, about 8 inches to a foot away from you, and just talk naturally. Seriously. If your mouth is right up on the mic (or even on the included pop filter), then you’re too close.
The result is a very crisp, clean sound. This mic will help you sound amazing in podcasts, video recordings, and conference calls.
3. I’m always looking for a good value in microphones as I often need to record lots of audio for various professional purposes. This one I think provides a good balance of quality and value. I’ve had a really good experience using it for recording a variety of different things.
Nice build and easy to setup
I like the built-in pop filter, makes the microphone much more usable for vocal recording
The stand is useful also, it’s nice that you can detach the bottom to mount it on a different stand
Clear sound and vocal reproduction
4. Toner TC30 is a great USB condenser microphone for the money. I paid $29 for this microphone and I’m happy with the performance. This microphone is really sensitive. I recommend using this microphone with a low input volume level. Good for YouTube, Live stream, and podcast. Also comes with everything you need. You don’t need an audio interface. Just plug and play. Stop by my YouTube channel and ask me anything you want. Thanks, YouTube.com/TechTunerLife
5. I originally got this because my crappy headset mic died, and in the Covid era, I’m using my voice in zoom meetings and group chats so much more than I ever did. I didn’t need much, but this was an incredible option for the price, and I can push it aside when I’m not using it, unlike my old boom mic.
This thing is pretty awesome. My husband says I sound like a radio personality on it, and he liked it so much, I had to buy one for him. For the price, I can’t recommend it enough.
6. So I figured I would start this review off by saying that I am a professional audio engineer and have been for quite some time and I am relatively picky about microphones.
I purchased this microphone with one particular application in mind and that was for my daughter’s Virtual School classes. They have live room chats every day and the webcam that we had purchased for my daughter’s older computer had a built-in microphone that on full blast in the Windows audio settings would barely even show up in the sound meter. No one could hear anything that she said so I decided to try and find an alternative microphone on a budget that would have great sound quality for the budget so that everyone could hear her clearly.
This microphone definitely made a huge difference as it seems to have a very high output. With the volume only at 40% in Windows it maxed out the level indicator and my daughter could be very easily heard with the microphone 2 feet away from her.
7. Have been doing radio for years and while any moc at this price point won’t be as good as a radio mic the quality here has really surprised me.
The mic was bought as a present for a friend that really wants to do a podcast together and when I got it I decided to use it stead of my regular mic to test it out.
In terms of sound quality, the difference between this and my more expensive USB mic is largely not noticeable in my finished product.
The Cardioid mic was the best option for my friend as it limits background noise and will make it easy for him to record with me.
In addition, the instructions state a driver will be needed but on windows 10 this process is very quick and there was no issue.
I have tried countless mics and while very happy to stick with the one I use for recording this mic will be more than capable of recording our new podcast.
As the cable is pretty much universal the replacement of the cable when it goes will also be pretty cheap and easy.
Highly recommend.
8. I cannot recommend this microphone more highly — I’d been trying to avoid yet another piece of equipment to help me work from home, but in the end, the decision to buy a USB microphone was forced upon me. But which one? Because I’ve spent loads on other recording equipment, one of the main issues for me was budget — which I type with a heavy heart, but I tend to rank product quality over price.
So I read this review and that review and in the end, when I had to decide, I went for this one — and wow. I’m no sound expert but I know enough to spot background droning, muffled voice, crackling, and skipping recordings. Despite it being less than £30, the reproduction is spot on — I’ve never heard recorded audio so clear before. The only reason why I’m on here giving feedback in the evening when this mic arrived this afternoon is that I’m raving about it and in a good way.
If you’re in the market for a USB microphone, then don’t hesitate with this — even if budget is not an issue, trust me — you won’t get better from this beauty, and it’s less than 30 quid? Buy it and you won’t look back — but put a slot in your diary to write a product review afterward, because you’ll be raving like me.
