Studio microphone SPEEDLINK Volity Ready Black

The SPEEDLINK Volity Ready Black studio microphone bundle provides a complete starter set for streaming and recording. The kit includes a professional USB microphone with -38 dB sensitivity and a frequency response of 30–16,000 Hz, an adjustable swivel-mount microphone arm, a desktop tripod, a shock mount, a pop filter and a windshield. With wired USB connectivity (Type-A/Type-B) and a 2.9 m cable, the microphone is compatible with common Windows systems and ready for immediate use after assembly.

Advantages

The Volity Ready set offers a compact, lightweight microphone (157 mm height, 47 mm diameter, 179 g) together with mounting options that allow precise placement on desk or arm. The included shock mount reduces handling noise, while the pop filter and windshield minimise plosives and wind interference for clearer vocal transmission. The generous cable length provides flexible placement and the USB wired connection ensures stable data and power transfer without additional adapters.

Suitable for

• Game streaming and live commentary
• Esports broadcasts and event commentary
• Podcasting and voice-over recording
• Home studio and content creation

Key specifications

• Device interface: USB (Type-A / Type-B)
• Sensitivity: -38 dB
• Frequency range: 30–16,000 Hz
• Connectivity: Wired
• Cable length: 2.9 m
• Dimensions: 157 mm height, 47 mm diameter
• Weight: 179 g
• Colour: Black

How to use

Unpack the components and assemble the preferred mounting option — attach the microphone to the height-adjustable swivel arm or the desktop tripod and secure it with the shock mount. Fit the pop filter and windshield in front of the capsule to reduce plosives. Connect the microphone to your computer using the supplied USB cable (Type-A/Type-B). Select the Speedlink Volity Ready as the input device in your system or recording software, adjust input levels to avoid clipping, and position the microphone at an appropriate distance for clear vocal capture.

Usage recommendations

Place the microphone 10–20 cm from your mouth and speak slightly off-axis to reduce plosive sounds. Use the shock mount and a stable desk or arm to minimise vibrations. Monitor levels during initial setup and perform a test recording to set an optimal input gain.