PC microphone NanoRS RS710

The NanoRS RS710 is a wired PC microphone designed for straightforward voice capture on desktop and laptop computers. Featuring a USB interface and a sensitivity of 21 dB, the RS710 connects directly to a computer USB port and draws 5 V power, offering plug-and-play operation with Windows versions from XP through 10. The microphone is available in black and red finishes and includes a 1.5 m cable for flexible placement on a desk or next to a screen.

Advantages

The NanoRS RS710 provides simple USB connectivity without the need for additional sound cards or external power supplies, enabling fast setup on supported Windows systems. Its 21 dB sensitivity ensures reliable voice pickup for calls, recordings, and voice commands, while the 1.5 m cable gives sufficient reach for typical workstation layouts. The compact wired design and two-colour options make it easy to match common desktop setups.

Suitable for

• Voice calls and video conferencing on a PC or laptop
• Basic voice recording for notes, podcasts, or online content
• Speech recognition and voice command input
• Educational and office use requiring clear vocal capture

Key specifications

• Connectivity technology: Wired
• Device interface: USB
• Sensitivity: 21 dB
• Power: 5 V (USB-powered)
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Available colours: Black, Red
• Operating system compatibility: Windows XP to Windows 10

How to use

Connect the USB plug of the NanoRS RS710 to an available USB port on your computer. Wait for the operating system to detect and install any necessary drivers—on supported Windows versions the device typically works as plug-and-play. Position the microphone on your desk or beside your screen using the cable length provided, and select the RS710 as the input device in your system sound settings or the audio settings of your communication or recording application. Adjust input levels in software to achieve desired recording volume.

Usage recommendations

Place the microphone 10–30 cm from the speaker for optimal voice clarity, avoid placing it directly in front of loudspeakers to reduce feedback, and test input levels before important calls or recordings. For best results on older Windows systems, ensure system updates and any recommended audio drivers are installed.