PC microphone ENDORFY Solum Studio — USB wired, 24-bit/96 kHz, 20–20000 Hz, adjustable table mount, touch controls, headphone out, black

The ENDORFY Solum Studio PC microphone is a USB wired tabletop microphone designed for streaming, podcasting and vlogging. It features a membrane capsule that captures clear, detailed voice recordings across a 20–20000 Hz frequency range with 24-bit resolution. The microphone includes a headphone jack for real-time monitoring, a tactile mute control, and comes with an adjustable desk arm that hides the included USB cable for a neat setup. Its black finish and compact dimensions (272 × 115 × 610 mm) make it suitable for home and studio desks.

Advantages

The Solum Studio delivers nuanced and rich vocal capture thanks to its membrane capsule and 24-bit bit rate, providing clarity needed for professional-sounding streams and recordings. A headphone monitoring jack enables zero-latency listening, while the convenient mute touch control gives fast on-air management. The supplied adjustable arm with an integrated magnetic cover and internally routed USB cable simplifies installation and keeps the workspace tidy.

Suitable for

• Live streaming and game commentary
• Podcast recording and interviews
• Daily vlogs and voiceovers
• Long-form conversations and online meetings

Key specifications

• Device interface: USB (wired)
• Frequency range: 20 – 20,000 Hz
• Bit rate: 24-bit
• Form factor: Tabletop microphone with adjustable desk arm
• Colour: Black
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 272 × 115 × 610 mm
• Brand: ENDORFY, MPN: EY1B009, EAN: 5903018665177

How to use

Mount the adjustable arm to your desk and route the included USB cable through the arm so the magnetic cover conceals it. Position the microphone at an appropriate distance from your mouth (typically 10–30 cm) and connect the USB plug to your computer. Use the headphone jack for direct monitoring and adjust system recording levels in your operating system or recording software. Use the touch mute control to quickly silence the microphone when needed.

Recommendations

For best results, place the microphone slightly off-axis from your mouth to reduce plosive sounds, set your recording input level to avoid clipping, and monitor using wired headphones to ensure accurate real-time audio feedback.