KingSom Mic-1 USB Microphone with Boom Arm, RGB, 120 dB SNR
USB condenser microphone with boom arm, 120 dB SNR, RGB lighting, pop filter, gain control and touch mute button
- ColorBlack Boom Arm
- ConnectorUSB
- Microphone Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR)120 decibels
- FeaturesUsb Port
- Clear voice capture with 120 dB signal-to-noise ratio
- Adjustable gain knob sets professional sound levels instantly
- One-touch mute button with RGB status indicator
- Gradient RGB lighting syncs with gaming setup
- Boom arm and pop filter included for flexible positioning
KingSom Mic-1 USB Microphone
The KingSom Mic-1 is a USB condenser microphone designed for gamers, streamers and podcasters who need clear voice capture. It connects directly to a computer without an audio interface and includes a boom arm for flexible positioning. The 120 decibel signal-to-noise ratio helps keep background sound low during recordings or live sessions.
Boom arm with integrated pop filter
A desktop boom arm is bundled so the microphone can be swung into place and folded away when not in use. The built-in pop filter reduces plosive sounds without a separate clamp. USB power means no external phantom supply is required, keeping the desk wiring simple.
Gain knob, mute button and RGB lighting
A gain control on the base lets you set input level quickly, while a touch-sensitive mute button on top silences the mic instantly. The RGB lighting shifts colour automatically and also acts as a visual mute indicator, glowing when the microphone is active and dimming when muted.
Highlights
- Clear voice capture with 120 dB signal-to-noise ratio
- Adjustable gain knob sets professional sound levels instantly
- One-touch mute button with RGB status indicator
- Gradient RGB lighting syncs with gaming setup
- Boom arm and pop filter included for flexible positioning
Specifications
| Brand | KingSom |
|---|---|
| Model | Mic-1 |
| Part Number | Mic-1 |
| Color | Black Boom Arm |
| Connector | USB |
| Microphone Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR) | 120 decibels |
| Features | Usb Port |
Questions about this item
What does the 120 dB signal-to-noise ratio mean for recording quality?
A 120 dB SNR indicates very low self-noise so quiet passages stay clean without audible hiss.
How much desk space does the included boom arm require?
The boom arm clamps to the desk edge and extends outward, so you need clearance for the clamp base and the arm swing radius.
How do I connect the microphone and avoid the common driver mistake?
Plug the USB connector directly into the computer; it uses standard USB audio class drivers so no extra software installation is needed.
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