PC microphone Nedis GMICGU100BK — USB wired, -30 dB sensitivity, 50–16000 Hz, 1.5 m cable, metal/plastic, black/blue

The Nedis GMICGU100BK is a wired USB PC microphone designed for voice recording, streaming and online calls. The microphone connects directly to a computer via USB and is powered from the host device, offering plug-and-play use without additional adapters. The compact black and blue housing combines metal and plastic elements for a balance of durability and lightweight portability. With a sensitivity of −30 dB and a frequency response of 50–16000 Hz, the microphone is suitable for capturing spoken voice and general-purpose audio in desktop setups. A 1.5 m cable provides flexible placement options for desktop, laptop or small studio arrangements.

Advantages

The microphone provides simple USB connectivity that eliminates the need for an external audio interface. The metal/plastic construction ensures a stable mounting surface while keeping the unit lightweight. Its sensitivity and frequency range are tuned for clear voice reproduction, making the microphone suitable for calls and spoken-word recording. The 1.5 m cable length allows convenient positioning on a desk or boom arm without restricting user movement or requiring immediate proximity to the computer.

Suitable for

• Voice calls and video conferences
• Live streaming and podcasting
• Online teaching and webinars
• Content creation and voiceover recording
• Home office and remote work communication

Key specifications

• Interface: USB wired connection for plug-and-play operation
• Sensitivity: −30 dB for general voice capture
• Frequency response: 50–16000 Hz, suitable for spoken voice and general audio
• Cable length: 1.5 m for flexible desktop placement
• Construction: metal and plastic housing combining rigidity and light weight
• Colour: black and blue finish

How to use

Connect the Nedis GMICGU100BK to an available USB port on your computer. The microphone is bus-powered and typically recognised automatically by current operating systems; if required, select it as the input device in your system sound settings or communication application. Position the microphone on your desk or on a suitable stand so the capsule faces the speaker at a distance that avoids plosive sounds; adjust input levels in software to achieve clear, undistorted recording. For best results, use in a quiet environment and reduce background noise before starting a recording or call.

Usage recommendations

Place the microphone roughly 15–30 cm from the speaker’s mouth and angle it slightly off-axis to reduce plosives. If possible, use a soft acoustic surface or pop filter to further improve voice clarity. Check input gain in the application and reduce system microphone boost if you notice distortion.