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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.
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.
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.
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.
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