Microphone DEFENDER MIC-109 — PC desktop microphone for voice recording and calls

DEFENDER MIC-109 is a compact desktop microphone for PC designed for voice recording, online calls and basic streaming. The microphone offers clear capture of speech and connects via a wired connection with an attached clip and a 1.8 m cable, making it suitable for home office, study desks and small workspaces where a simple, reliable voice input device is required.

Advantages

The MIC-109 provides focused speech capture in a compact housing, with an included clip that allows secure attachment to a monitor, laptop or desk. Its 1.8 m cable provides flexibility in placement without additional adapters. The wired design ensures stable audio transmission for conferencing, voice chat and basic recording tasks.

Suitable for

• Online meetings and video calls
• Voice chat while gaming
• Basic podcasting and simple streaming
• Lecture capture and study recordings
• Voice input for speech recognition and dictation

Key specifications

• Form factor: compact desktop microphone
• Connection: wired with 1.8 m cable
• Mounting: clip for attachment to monitor, laptop or desk
• Colour: black
• Primary use: voice capture for calls, recording and streaming

How to use

Connect the microphone to the PC using the attached cable, secure it with the clip to a convenient position on the monitor, laptop edge or desk, and position the microphone near the mouth at a comfortable distance to capture clear speech. Open the system audio settings or the application you use for calls or recording, select the DEFENDER MIC-109 as the input device, and adjust input level or gain as required by the software to avoid clipping or low volume.

Usage recommendations

Place the microphone at a distance of about 10–30 cm from the mouth to balance clarity and background noise. Use software-level input adjustments and microphone monitoring if available to set the optimal gain. For better results in noisy environments, position the mic away from keyboards, fans and other noise sources or use simple acoustic measures such as soft surfaces to reduce reflections.