PC-mikrofon ENDORFY Solum Voice sort

Solum Voice is a compact USB microphone on an adjustable arm, designed for gaming, voice chats, streaming and podcasting. The microphone uses a cardioid pickup pattern to focus on the speaker and reduce background noise. It features a gain knob with subtle RGB backlight, a touch mute button, direct monitoring via a jack output and plug-and-play USB connectivity for PC, PlayStation and OTG-capable smartphones.

Advantages

Solum Voice delivers detailed recorded sound through carefully selected components and optimized design. Its slim adjustable arm minimizes desk footprint while allowing flexible positioning. Cardioid directionality improves voice clarity by rejecting sounds from behind the microphone. Integrated monitoring and easy signal control let you adjust sensitivity and mute quickly during streams or calls. RGB backlighting around the gain knob provides simple visual customization without additional software.

Key specifications

• Small size
• Regulated arm included
• RGB lighting
• Jack audio output (monitoring)
• Touch mute button
• Gain control (rotary knob)
• USB Plug & Play
• Cardioid directional pattern
• Two pop filters – internal and external
• Frequency response: 30 - 18000 Hz (Cardioid)
• Wired device interface: USB / 3.5 mm (cable length 3 m)
• Buttons: Black, Rotary
• Power source: USB
• Cables included: USB Type-C

How to use

Mount the microphone on the included adjustable arm and position it roughly 10–20 cm from your mouth for optimal pickup. Connect the USB Type-C cable to a PC, PlayStation or OTG-enabled smartphone; the device is plug-and-play and requires no additional software. Use the GAIN knob to set microphone sensitivity and click the knob to change RGB color; press and hold to turn the backlight off. Monitor the incoming audio through the jack output and touch the mute button on top to discreetly silence the microphone when needed.

Recommendations

For best results, place the microphone so the front (cardioid side) faces the speaker and keep room noise sources—fans, speakers or open windows—behind the microphone. Use the external pop filter when recording plosive-heavy speech and reduce gain to avoid clipping if input levels are too high.