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USB Microphones

Record speech, vocals and creative content with USB microphones that connect directly to a compatible computer. Explore desktop microphones, studio models, boundary microphones and recording kits from Citronic, JTS, QTX and IMG Stageline for home recording, streaming and online communication.

 
 
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Brand: JTS

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JTS PM-35USB Dynamic USB Microphone

£49.00

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Brand: Citronic

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Citronic UMK-7 USB Studio Microphone Kit

£38.00

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Brand: Citronic

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Citronic CU-50 USB Recording Microphone & Stand

£23.00

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Brand: JTS

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JTS JS-1P Podcast Microphone - Black

£89.00

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JTS CM-602 USB Boundary Microphone

£145.00

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Brand: Citronic

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Citronic CU-POD2 USB Podcast Microphone & Stand

£20.00

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Brand: QTX

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QTX MDU-40 Mini Desktop USB Microphone

£16.99

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Brand: IMG Stageline

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IMG Stageline ECMS-50USB Studio Condenser USB Microphone

£59.00

£29.00

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USB Microphones for Recording and Content Creation

A USB microphone combines microphone pickup and digital audio connectivity in one device, allowing you to record through a compatible computer without a separate audio interface. It is a convenient starting point for podcasts, voiceovers, video content and home recording.

Prebeat’s selection includes compact desktop models, larger studio microphones and kits with supporting accessories. Choose around the space available, the sound you want to capture and how you plan to position the microphone.

Podcasting, Streaming and Voiceovers

For spoken content, a consistent microphone position helps keep your voice balanced as you record. A desktop stand or suitable microphone arm can bring the mic closer, reducing the need to lean towards it during longer sessions.

Compare pickup patterns, level controls and headphone monitoring where offered. Direct monitoring, when available, lets you listen to the microphone without the delay that software monitoring can introduce. Check each model’s features rather than assuming every USB mic has the same controls.

Desktop and Boundary Microphones for Meetings

Compact desktop microphones suit individual workspaces, online lessons and video calls. A USB boundary microphone offers a different approach for table-based speech pickup, where a low-profile design may be more practical.

Consider how many people need to be heard and where they will sit. A microphone positioned for one speaker may not capture a group evenly, while room reflections and background noise can affect clarity in shared spaces.

USB Microphone Kits and Studio Models

A microphone kit can provide a useful starting setup, but included accessories vary. Check whether your chosen package supplies a stand, mount, pop filter and USB cable, and allow space for these on your desk.

For vocals and instruments, compare microphone response and positioning options alongside recording specifications. A quiet room and careful placement remain important, whatever model you choose.

Choosing a Compatible USB Microphone

Check operating-system support, USB connections and any software requirements before ordering. Mobile phones, tablets and games consoles may have additional compatibility or power requirements, so do not assume a microphone will work with every USB-equipped device.

Complete your recording setup with suitable headphones and microphone accessories. If you already use a mixer or audio interface, explore our condenser microphones for alternative recording options.