Conference Microphone DeLOCK USB Condenser Microphone Omnidirectional

The DeLOCK USB Condenser Microphone Omnidirectional is a table microphone designed for conference use. It offers omnidirectional pickup to capture sound from all directions, a sensitivity of -16 dB and a signal-to-noise ratio of 65 dB. The microphone connects via a wired USB Type-A interface, features a 1.5 m cable and is compatible with common operating systems including Windows, Mac OS (10.9+), Chrome OS and Linux for immediate Plug & Play operation.

Advantages

The omnidirectional condenser capsule records acoustic signals from all directions, supporting clear capture of even subtle sounds thanks to low self-noise and stable performance. A touch mute button with a two-colour LED indicates the microphone state (green for active, red for muted). A 3.5 mm stereo headphone output allows direct monitoring. USB Plug & Play provides instant use without driver installation.

Suitable for

• Conference rooms and meeting tables
• Remote meetings and teleconferences
• Group interviews and panel discussions
• Desktop recording where omnidirectional pickup is required

Key specifications

• Type: USB condenser table microphone
• Polar pattern: Omnidirectional
• Sensitivity: -16 dB
• Signal-to-noise ratio: 65 dB
• Connection: Wired USB Type-A
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Headphone output: 3.5 mm stereo jack
• Colour: Black
• Compatibility: Windows, Mac OS 10.9+, Chrome OS, Linux

How to use

Place the microphone on the conference table or a stable surface within effective range of the speakers. Connect the USB Type-A plug to a computer USB port; the device is recognised automatically and is ready for immediate use without driver installation. Use the touch mute button to quickly mute or unmute the microphone and monitor the status LED: green indicates active recording, red indicates muted. Connect headphones to the 3.5 mm output for direct audio monitoring.

Recommendations

For best results, position the microphone centrally among participants and avoid placing it too close to loudspeakers or ventilation sources. Verify input selection and volume levels in the operating system sound settings before starting the meeting.