PM360TR 3.5mm Condenser Microphone for PC & Phone

Clear, Consistent Audio for Everyday Recording

The PM360TR Condenser Microphone is designed for users who need dependable voice capture across multiple devices. Featuring a standard 3.5mm TRRS connector, it works with compatible computers, laptops, phones and sound cards, making it a practical choice for podcasting, online meetings, streaming, gaming and general voice recording. Its condenser capsule is tuned for spoken word, helping to deliver a natural, intelligible sound for voice-centric content.

Setup is straightforward: simply plug the 3.5mm jack into a supported microphone input and select it as your audio source. The microphone is suitable for desktop use with PCs and laptops, as well as mobile recording on phones that support wired headsets or external mics via 3.5mm. This flexibility allows creators and professionals to record in a home office, studio, or while traveling, without relying on built-in device microphones that often introduce noise and echo.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Versatile 3.5mm connectivity - Connects to many computers, laptops, phones and sound cards with compatible microphone inputs.
• Optimized for voice - Condenser design focuses on clear speech, ideal for podcasts, calls, streaming and video narration.
• Easy plug-and-record setup - No complex configuration required; plug it in, select the mic and start recording or streaming.

FAQ

Q: Does this microphone work with all phones?
A: It works with phones that have a 3.5mm headset/mic jack or an appropriate adapter that supports audio input. Some newer phones may require a TRRS-compatible USB-C or Lightning adapter.

Q: Do I need additional software to use this mic on a computer?
A: In most cases, no. For Windows, macOS and many laptops, it will appear as an external microphone once plugged in. You can then select it in your recording, conferencing or streaming software.

Q: Is this microphone suitable for gaming and voice chat?
A: Yes. It is designed to provide clearer voice capture than many built-in mics, making it suitable for in-game voice chat, streaming commentary and online calls.

Q: Can I use it for music or instrument recording?
A: It is primarily designed for speech and spoken content. While it can capture basic audio for ideas or demos, a dedicated studio microphone is recommended for detailed music or instrument recording.