Feelworld
Feelworld PM1-XS Dynamic Microphone XLR/USB RGB Cardioid 50Hz-14kHz
A dynamic microphone with dual XLR and USB-C outputs, cardioid pickup, 50Hz-14kHz response, RGB lighting and a combined gain and headphone volume knob for streaming and recording
- Clear vocal capture with 50Hz-14kHz dynamic capsule
- Cardioid pattern rejects room noise for focused recordings
- XLR output connects to mixers and audio interfaces
- USB-C plug-in works with PC, phone and tablet
- RGB gradients add visual flair to streams
Dual-Connection Dynamic Microphone
The Feelworld PM1-XS is a cardioid dynamic microphone built for streamers, podcasters and vocal recordists who need both XLR and USB-C outputs in one unit. It connects directly to a computer, smartphone or professional mixer without extra adapters, making it suited to home studios and mobile setups alike.
Sustained-Use Behaviour
In USB mode the microphone provides real-time headphone monitoring, a mute key and gain control through its 2-in-1 smart knob, so levels stay consistent during long sessions. When switched to XLR the RGB lighting and onboard controls are disabled, leaving only the pure analogue signal for external preamps or interfaces.
50Hz–14kHz Frequency Response
The capsule delivers an ultra-wide 50Hz-14kHz response that captures deep lows and detailed highs for natural vocal reproduction. Buyers who need extended high-frequency detail beyond 14kHz or a different polar pattern should consider alternative models.
Highlights
- Clear vocal capture with 50Hz-14kHz dynamic capsule
- Cardioid pattern rejects room noise for focused recordings
- XLR output connects to mixers and audio interfaces
- USB-C plug-in works with PC, phone and tablet
- RGB gradients add visual flair to streams
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the USB-C connection let me adjust gain, volume and monitoring while I stream all day?
Yes, the USB-C mode enables the mute key, volume control and real-time monitoring through the 2-in-1 smart knob.
What cables or adapters do I need to plug this microphone into my computer and phone?
A USB-C cable works for the computer and Android phones; an iPhone requires a separate Lightning to USB-C adapter.
Will the XLR output still give me the cardioid pattern and 50Hz-14kHz response on my older mixer?
Yes, the dynamic capsule keeps its cardioid pattern and 50Hz-14kHz frequency response in XLR mode; RGB, mute, volume and monitoring are disabled.
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