BOYA Gaming Computer USB Microphone for Business Meetings, Audiobook Recording, Interviews, ENC Noise Cancellation, 0–30 dB Gain, 9.7mm Capsule, 24 bit Studio Audio
Plug it in, dial it in, and sound great anywhere. Built for real-life audio—loud rooms, soft voices, and everything in between. The 9.7mm custom capsule captures more air than standard 6mm mics. You get fuller, richer sound even when you’re not an inch from the mic. It handles up to 100 dB SPL without distorting—so you can laugh loud, get excited, or drop your voice to a whisper and still come through clean. Think lectures, interviews, karaoke nights, business meetings, audiobook recording, or your next hot gaming session. Handles it all. Omnidirectional pickup—great for shared desks, group calls, and messy setups. Most desktop mics listen in only one direction. That's fine if you never move. Picks up sound from all sides. Perfect for a home office where you lean left to check your second monitor. Perfect for two people sharing a Zoom call from one laptop. Perfect for when your kid sneaks up to say something to the camera. The range is 50Hz to 20kHz—covers the full human vocal spectrum.
Plug it in, dial it in, and sound great anywhere. Built for real-life audio—loud rooms, soft voices, and everything in between. The 9.7mm custom capsule captures more air than standard 6mm mics. You get fuller, richer sound even when you’re not an inch from the mic. It handles up to 100 dB SPL without distorting—so you can laugh loud, get excited, or drop your voice to a whisper and still come through clean. Think lectures, interviews, karaoke nights, business meetings, audiobook recording, or your next hot gaming session. Handles it all. Omnidirectional pickup—great for shared desks, group calls, and messy setups. Most desktop mics listen in only one direction. That's fine if you never move. Picks up sound from all sides. Perfect for a home office where you lean left to check your second monitor. Perfect for two people sharing a Zoom call from one laptop. Perfect for when your kid sneaks up to say something to the camera. The range is 50Hz to 20kHz—covers the full human vocal spectrum.