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Audio
Desktop microphones: podcast, streaming and studio quality on your desk
From simple USB condenser microphones to professional XLR vocal microphones, our desktop microphone range covers every creator workflow. Shure, Rode, HyperX, Elgato and Logitech G deliver broadcast quality, whether you are recording podcasts, live streaming or producing music.
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How to choose the right desktop microphone
Connection type
USB microphones (Logitech G Yeti, HyperX) work directly with a PC without an audio interface. XLR models such as the Shure SM4 and MV7+ offer higher sound quality in professional signal chains.
Polar pattern
Cardioid picks up sound from the front and blocks out background noise, which is ideal for solo streaming and podcasts. Multi-pattern models such as the Yeti suit interviews and conference round tables.
Frequency response & sensitivity
A wider frequency response (e.g. 20 Hz–20 kHz) and higher sensitivity capture vocal nuances more accurately. Condenser microphones such as the Shure SM4 offer a linear amplitude frequency response.
Stand & accessories
Many bundles include a desk stand, pop filter or shock mount. The Shure MV7+ bundle with Gator stand is a popular complete package that is ready to use straight away.
What you will find in the desktop microphones category
Leading desktop microphone brands
ShureRodeHyperXElgatoLogitech GSennheiserRazerBehringerMAONOAKGENDORFYCHERRY
Pro tip: The Shure MV7+ supports XLR and USB-C at the same time. Start with USB recording and add an audio interface later without changing your microphone.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an audio interface for a USB desktop microphone?
No. USB models such as the Logitech G Yeti Studio or Shure MV7+ (in USB-C mode) connect directly to any PC, with no additional hardware.
Which microphone is best for streaming and gaming?
USB cardioid microphones with a desk stand, such as the HyperX, Elgato Wave or Razer Seiren, are designed for streaming: they suppress side noise and deliver clear voice recordings.
Which sampling rate matters for a studio desktop microphone?
For podcasts and voice recordings, 48 kHz / 24-bit is sufficient and corresponds to the broadcast standard. For music production, 96 kHz / 24-bit is recommended, available in professional USB condenser microphones such as the Shure SM4 series.
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