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Black dynamic microphone with USB and XLR connectors, cardioid capsule, mute button, volume dial and 3.5 mm headphone jack

TONOR TD510+ XLR/USB Dynamic Microphone Black

SKU CH-M939-M55RR

Dynamic podcast microphone with USB and XLR outputs, cardioid pattern, 95 dB signal-to-noise ratio, 50 Hz to 14 kHz frequency response, 3.5 mm headphone jack, mute button and 200 cm cable

  • ColorBlack
  • ConnectorUSB, XLR
  • Microphone Sensitivity95 decibels
  • Microphone Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR)95 decibels
  • FeaturesXLR

Style TD 510

  • Warm, balanced vocals from a 50 Hz–14 kHz dynamic core
  • Excellent noise suppression with cardioid pattern and 95 dB SNR
  • Dual USB and XLR outputs for flexible recording setups
  • Quick mute, volume control and 3.5 mm headphone jack for real-time monitoring
  • 200 cm cable gives plenty of reach for desk or boom arm

Dual-Output Dynamic Microphone for Creators

The TONOR TD510+ is a cardioid dynamic microphone built for podcasters, streamers and voice-over artists who need both USB and XLR connections. It captures vocals from 50 Hz to 14 kHz with a maximum SPL of 110 dB and a signal-to-noise ratio of 95 dB. A 3.5 mm headphone jack and hardware mute button give immediate monitoring control. The 200 cm cable reaches most desktop setups.

USB Convenience Versus Analogue Flexibility

In USB mode the microphone draws power and enumerates instantly on a computer, limiting gain staging to the onboard volume buttons and host software. Switching to XLR removes that convenience but lets you route the analogue signal through an external interface or mixer for finer preamp control and longer cable runs. The cardioid pattern rejects off-axis sound in either mode, yet room acoustics still affect the final capture.

Upgrade Path From Basic USB Mics

This unit replaces entry-level USB-only microphones that lack an analogue output or hardware monitoring. The jump is worthwhile when you want the option to integrate with a mixer later without buying a second microphone. It does not suit users who require multiple polar patterns, onboard DSP effects or a built-in stand, as those features are absent.

Highlights

  • Warm, balanced vocals from a 50 Hz–14 kHz dynamic core
  • Excellent noise suppression with cardioid pattern and 95 dB SNR
  • Dual USB and XLR outputs for flexible recording setups
  • Quick mute, volume control and 3.5 mm headphone jack for real-time monitoring
  • 200 cm cable gives plenty of reach for desk or boom arm

Specifications

BrandTONOR
ModelTD510+
Part NumberTD510+
ColorBlack
ConnectorUSB, XLR
Microphone Sensitivity95 decibels
Microphone Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR)95 decibels
FeaturesXLR

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Questions about this item

Should I use the USB or XLR connection for my setup?

Use USB for direct plug-and-play recording on a computer; use XLR to connect to an audio interface or mixer for analog signal output and expanded routing options.

What does the 95 dB signal-to-noise ratio mean for my recordings?

It indicates a very low noise floor so background hiss is minimal, giving you clean vocal captures even at moderate gain settings.

How does the cardioid pattern affect what the microphone picks up?

The cardioid pattern focuses on sound from the front while rejecting off-axis noise from the sides and rear, reducing room ambience and keyboard clicks.

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