For video conferencing, remote work, interviews, and more, connect the Movo Photo DOM2-USB mini omnidirectional USB microphone to your Mac or Windows computer to instantly increase voice capture quality over your computer's built-in microphone. With the supplied USB adapter, it plugs directly into the USB Type-A of your laptop or desktop computer and requires no software installation or complicated setup. Plus, the USB adapter provides a headphone port for easy personal monitoring.

The ultracompact and ultralightweight DOM2-USB features a 90° rotating mic head for optimal positioning. Its sensitive electret condenser element and omnidirectional polar pattern deliver strong and consistent pickup from all directions, so you don't have worry about having to face the mic at all times. Since it is bus powered via USB, the DOM2-USB needs no batteries; it provides truly simple plug-and-play operation.

For Video Conferencing and Remote Work    Sensitive Electret Condenser Element    Omnidirectional Polar Pattern    3.5mm TRRS Mini Plug on Mic    Includes USB Adapter with Headphone Port    Easy Plug-and-Play Operation    90° Rotating Mic Head    Ultracompact and Ultralightweight    Bus Powered via USB    Mac and Windows Compatible

Easy-to-install USB mini microphone creates clear sound for video tutorials, video calls via Skype, Slack, Zoom, Hangouts, and other web conferencing apps

Extremely light and portable, easy to attach directly to your laptop or PC to instantly improve audio without adding bulk

Omnidirectional polar pattern captures clear audio equally from all sides of the microphone, perfect for recording audio for your webinars, vlogs, tutorials, and more

No discs and software needed, just plug it in and start recording

Plug the mic's 3.5mm TRRS male mini plug into the included USB adapter, which connects to your computer and provides a 3.5mm headphone port

Built with a solid construction that resists bumps and minor shocks, the mic also offers 90° of rotation to allow optimal orientation

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the Line Out supposed to be a Mic Out? Reason why I’m asking is because I want to plug this into a Rode Wireless Go and I don’t want to blow the receiver. I’m assuming if it’s truly a line out, the signal will be way too hot...

A: Two 3.5mm outputs ports—TRRS main output for connection to your recording device (mic level) and a TRS headphone output for convenient monitoring of the input signal or playback from compatible apps

Q: 2. Is the line out supposed to be a mic out instead? Reason why I am asking is because I want to plug it into a Rode Wireless Go, and I don't want to blow the receiver. If it's indeed a line out, the signal might be too hot I assume.

A: It does seem odd that the main audio output on the VXR10 PRO would be labeled as a "line" output when the audio output signal is mic level. It is most likely just improper translation from Chinese to English. The instruction manual and product photos show it as the proper output to use when connecting the VXR10 PRO to the mic input on cameras and recorders. Since the primary output on a microphone is a mic level audio signal and the mic inputs on a camera and recorder typically require mic level signal, it seems that the label on the VXR10 PRO is creating confusion since the signal delivered is a mic level audio signal. The headphone output does provide an actual line level signal.

Q: 3. Will this mic compatible with Behringer X Air 18? Maybe with trs to xlr adapter? If yes, does it need the phantom power? And what adapter is recommended?

A: No. This mic requires "plug in" power, it will not work with phantom power. It is designed for use with cameras and cell phones.

Q: 4. Is it also compatible with the DJI Osmo Action 4 ? Hopefully yes if it works with the Osmo Pocket

A: Unfortunately no. The Movo Photo PMA-1 will not work for the Osmo Action 4 or other action cameras, due to the specific USB-C input required for the DJI Pocket cameras.

Q: 5. What angle does this microphone pick up? Can it handle two people on a couch a few feet away from the mic?

A: The Movo Photo VXR10 PRO Shotgun Microphone picks up sound from the from the front in a supercardioid pattern, which is narrow and very focused. If the two subjects are sitting very close to each other, the mic should be able to capture audio from both people without any problems.

Q: 6. Can this mic be use for dictation when using programs like Dragon Naturally Speaking?

A: Yes you can use the Polsen Omnidirectional USB Boundary Microphone for dictation.

Q: 7. What is the range pick up on this microphone?

A: The Polsen Omnidirectional USB Boundary Microphone can pick up clear audio from up to approximately 10 feet away, depending on the environment.

Q: 8. Can this be used with a sound board if I use a 3/4 adaptor?

A: Yes, the Movo Photo WMX-1 Wireless Lavalier Microphone System can be connected with a mixer. You can use a cable like the Kopul Stereo Right-Angle 1/8" Male Mini-Jack to XLR Male Cable - 1.5' (B&H # KORSMXM015) to connect to an XLR mic input on the mixer, or you can use a 1/4" adapter like the Comprehensive Stereo 1/4" Male to Stereo 1/8" (3.5mm) Female Adapter (B&H # COSPPMJS) along with the TRS cable included with the wireless mic system to connect to a 1/4" mic input on the mixer.

Q: 9. Can you use link these mics to be used in conjunction on Microsoft Teams?

A: Polsen US-OB-33 units cannot be linked together.

Q: 10. It appears that the cable is USB Type-C to USB Type-A. Is it possible to use a regular USB Type-C to USB Type-C for the microphone connection?

A: Yes, it is possible to connect this Polsen Omnidirectional Boundary microphone to the USB-C port on a computer, using a cable like I am linking below: https://bhpho.to/3DsGogu