The amazing condenser microphones are the best type of microphone for recording pretty much any source you need, mainly due to it’s sensitivity in being able to pickup very fine detail of what is directed at it, as well as the power it can provide when it comes to flexibility of sound and how we want to shape our recordings (and performances). Although most condensers out there are great for vocals, we tried to pin-point some of our favorites for those needing to focus on one sound source — the voice! Below is in our opinion a list of the best vocal condenser microphones in the market today.

The Best Vocal Condenser Microphones

Warm Audio WA-47

Up first, we have a versatile condenser microphone for vocals with nine polar patterns including cardioid, omni and figure 8. Its custom 47-style k47 capsule gives this microphone its warm sound that many purchase it for, being that the tube skeleton inside gives us that vintage audio transmission.

Regarding specs, it has a dynamic range of 130 dBA, sensitivity of 140 dB, frequency range of 20 Hz – 20 kHz, impedance of 200 Ohms and S/N ratio of 82 dBA. It comes with a shock mount, an IEC power cable and a presentable wooden box. The Warm Audio WA-47 is a large diaphragm tube condenser microphone with huge and bold sound, and definitely one of our favorites for recording vocals.

Rode NTK

This microphone is designed for studio professionals for recording purposes, and is a vocal condenser mic we’ve used ourselves countless times for the past decade. We’ve always been a fan of this vocal condenser because of it’s clean and accurate sound, along with great long-term stability since the build is so rugged. A very warm, almost old-school feel to the sound.

If you’re concerned with specifications, it has a sensitivity of 158dB, impedance of 200 Ohms, a frequency response of 20 Hz – 20 kHz and S/N of 82dBA. It comes with 30’ multicore cable, a power supply, an M2 Stand mount, 3/8” -5/8” thread adapter, a carry case and 10-year extended warranty when you register this microphone. The Rode NTK is another dynamic, tube condenser microphone with very low noise, a natural and rich sound along with a bit of a touch of vintage feel as well.

Lauten Audio LA-320

The Lauten Audio LA-320 is a professional and versatile cardioid tube condenser microphone with large diaphragm. It’s known for being built with high end components like a custom output transformer and polypropylene capacitors. It features dual triode vacuum tube, 120 Hz low cut and 12kHz high cut filters and a 1” gold sputtered dual diaphragm in k67-style design.

The overall sound here is key and great for vocals as it’s sensitivity really helps dial in those details and clarity. The Lauten Audio LA-320 has a frequency response of 20Hz – 20kHz, sensitivity of 130dB, impedance of 200 Ohms and self-noise of 17dBA. It comes with a power supply and a 1-year limited warranty.

Neumann KMS 105

The KMS 105 is a professional, studio quality supercardioid condenser handheld microphone for vocals. This mic has a clear sound with a hint of treble lift, very good resolution, extended frequency response and accurate transient detail.

The Neumann KMS 105 features an elastic shock mounted super cardioid capsule with three metal basket layers for excellent feedback rejection and high effective foam free pop filter. It includes a stand clamp and a pouch. Numbers wise, we have a frequency response of 20 Hz – 20 kHz, sensitivity of 150 dB, impedance of 50 Ohms and S/N of 76 dBA.

Audio-Technica AT2020

The Audio Technica AT2020 is a versatile side-address cardioid condenser microphone, another one of our favorite mics we’ve used quite frequently, especially if you’re needing a condenser vocal mic that’s in the lower budget-range (we understand some of these can get up there).

Just a flat out clear condenser here, all for a couple hundred bucks. It has a custom designed low-mass diaphragm for superior transient response and extended frequency response. It features high SPL handling and wide dynamic range. Of course, has a frequency response of 20Hz – 20 kHz, dynamic range of 124dB, sensitivity of 144dB, impedance of 100 Ohms and S/N of 74dB. Lastly we have a package coming with a shock mount, a 5/8” -27 to 3/8” – 16 threaded adapter and a pouch.

AKG C414

AKG C414 is an XLS multipattern condenser microphone with large diaphragm with a price tag in the higher range. It features nine polar patterns: 5 main patterns and 4 in between patterns, which can be useful for studios who need some more flexibility. This makes AKG C414 XLS a versatile microphone from broadcasting, recording, live performance and great for vocals.

This vocal condenser mic has neutral sound. It has a frequency response of 20Hz – 20kHz, impedance of 200 Ohms, sensitivity of 140dB, S/N of 88dBA and low cut filters: 40Hz, 80Hz and 160Hz. The AKG C414 XLS comes with a stand mount, a shock mount, a pop screen, a windscreen and a carry case.

Samson G-Track Pro

Samson G-Track is a USB super cardioid condenser microphone with built-in audio interface and mixer for professional recording and a large 19mm diaphragm. It features simultaneous stereo input and gain control as well as switchable stereo, mono and computer monitoring via headphone output. We figured we’d at least recommend one USB mic in this guide considering they’re technically ‘condenser microphones’.

The Samson G-Track Pro has a frequency response of 20Hz – 16kHz, sensitivity of 120dB, instrument input impedance of 1M Ohms, bit depth of 16 or 24-bit and sample rate of up to 96kHz. The sample rate and audio resolution is what really impresses us here. It’s one of the highest (thus far) we’ve seen with USB mics, giving it a good shot at competing with at least a few true condensers out there. Its compatible with any DAW software program. It comes with a desktop microphone stand, a mic clip and complete cable set.

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Having no cables attached, wireless microphones operate through built-in battery-operated radio transmitters that convey the audio signal from the microphone by radio waves to a nearby receiver unit, which then retrieves the audio for everybody else’s ears. It is very convenient and used specially by live performers, broadcasters, etc. We’ll admit, wireless microphones in general can get a bit hefty in price, since the technology used in the higher-end models isn’t cheap at all. This is one of the lowest ranges we’ll go in regards to price in this category, so in this article are going to talk about our favorite picks as the best wireless microphones under $200.

The Best Wireless Microphone Systems for Under $200

Rode Wireless GO

Here’s a newer-age type of solution to a ‘wireless microphone’, although it isn’t completely traditional when it comes to just having a handheld mic and a transmitter in the box. There is actually a built-in condenser in this thing, and if you’re able to see fit for it’s use can be very efficient (think filmmakers, presenters, vloggers, or even those in the news industry).

The battery has a battery saver mode ensuring that the battery will not be drained when not in use. This wireless microphone system can achieve up to 70 meters of range when it is in direct line of sight. Its frequency range is 2.4 GHz, sensitivity is 100 dB, frequency response is 50Hz – 20kHz, self-noise is 21.8 dB, dynamic range is 100dBA. The Rode Wireless Go is a compact condenser omnidirectional wireless microphone system with rechargeable lithium-polymer battery that runs up to seven hours after a full charge.

Behringer ULM300MIC

Here’s one of our favorite wireless microphones under $200 if you needed that traditional one handheld microphone alongside a legit transmitter. It features combined volume buttons on the microphone transmitter for ease of adjustment when on stage, a handy mute function, warning indicator on the transmitter showing when it’s time to change the batteries, front panel LED on the receiver showing information about the signal strength and its presence, automatic pairing, microphone transmitter and a single-channel receiver. It has a frequency range of 2.4 GHz, operating range of 200 feet and a battery life of 24 hours. The Behringer ULM300MIC is another professional wireless dynamic microphone system under $200 the reviews will definitely back up.

Samson Concert 88x

The Samson Concert 88x is a headset wireless omnidirectional condenser microphone system for just under $200 featuring clear professional grade audio, a reliable operation via UHF band, tone key and auto mute functions that eliminate background noise, one touch scanning to search for available channels and infrared set that locks the transmitter and receiver together on the selected channel. Samson Concert 88x has a system frequency response of 50 Hz – 15 kHz, frequency range of 300 feet, sensitivity of 140 dB, LED display and a battery life of up to 8 hours when fully charged.

Saramonic Blink 500 B1

Here’s another different spin to what some may think is the ‘best wireless microphone system under $200’, and can be very useful for those who need something discreet and out of the way when you’re using it. The clip-on dual channel receiver here can be attached to a camera or paired with a mobile device. The user can either utilize the built-in mic in the clip-on transmitter or the lavalier mic that comes in the box.

The Blink 500 B1 has a frequency response of 20 Hz – 16 kHz, frequency range of 50 Hz – 18 kHz, operating range of 98 feet, sensitivity of 120 dB, frequency of 2.4 GHz and a built-in lithium ion battery that runs up to 5 hours on a full charge. All in all, the Saramonic Blink 500 B1 is an ultracompact wireless clip-on omnidirectional microphone system with high quality sound.

Behringer Ultralink ULM202USB

The Behringer Ultralink ULM202USB is another great wireless dynamic microphone system but this time with two hand-held microphone transmitters and one 2.4 GHz USB receiver, all in the box for less than $200. It has a frequency response of 20Hz – 12kHz, operating range of 390 feet and an extended 2 x AA battery life of between 24-30 hours provided they are alkaline.

It’s good to note that there are lot of websites that contradict themselves when it comes to battery life by stating that it is 8 hours for each mic, but then, further down their website, they state that it is 30 hours. It will most likely the 8 hours so keep that in mind. This system features automatic pairing, panic mute feature, volume up and down buttons, battery level indicator. It’s great for karaoke, multiple performers in lower-budget performances, speakers, and more.

Samson GO Mic Mobile

Look into this wireless mic under $200 due to it’s smart phone compatibility without any type of middle-man. With this feature, the user can utilize their smartphone to capture pro-level video with high definition audio. This system has two microphone transmitter configurations which are the Q8 dynamic and the LM8 omnidirectional.

This system has a frequency response of 10Hz – 22kHz, frequency range of 2.4 GHz, operating range of 100 feet and the receiver has a rechargeable battery life of up to 13 hours. The Samson Go Mic Mobile is the first professional handheld microphone system that connects to smartphones with no interface or adaptor with a price tag of just under $200, great for those who don’t need that regular handheld mic and transmitter but instead want to go full-on mobile.

Sennheiser XSW-D

We have this one listed last because the price can go either way — we’ve seen it listed pretty randomly so we didn’t want to mislead in case the stores out there decided to up the price again. If it is indeed at an affordable price-tag for you, this one is amazing.

The Sennheiser XSW-D is a vocal set including XS 1 cardioid dynamic vocal microphone, mic clip, XSW-D female XLR transmitter, XSW-D male XLR receiver and USB-A to USB-C charging cable. This system features 2.4 GHz digital transmission, up to 5 hours of battery life on a single charge, 250 feet range in optical conditions, mute option from either transmitter or receiver, choice of different connector types, and the option to switch between multiple transmitters linked to one receiver. It’s by far one of the best wireless microphones under $200 if it is indeed priced there, hence our hesitance due to it being so sporadic.

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As we venture into the big world of wireless microphones, today we wanted to focus on one of the most common ‘types’ — the handheld wireless mic. Although these are known to have a pretty large budget, especially when we get into advanced wireless mic systems that professionals use on stage, there are also some decent models we’ve been able to find and recommend over the years that don’t cost an arm and a leg. We tried to get a balance in our list below. Let’s get into the best handheld wireless microphones.

The Best Wireless Handheld Microphones

Shure QLXD24/SM58

To kick off our guide, we wanted to find simply a reliable wireless mic system by a brand that we trust. As some come with multiple handheld mics, these here includes one of Shure’s most famous mics ever with the SM58, a very powerful QLXD2 transmitter, two antennas, two BNC cables, two BNC bulkhead adapters, power supply and rackmount kit. In terms of specifications, this handheld wireless microphone system has a dynamic range of 120 dB, operating range of 330 feet, sensitivity of 145dB and a frequency response of 50Hz – 15kHz. It also has a backlit LCD which shows AF and RF levels, menu, navigation, etc. and its battery life is nine hours.

Its Ethernet port lets multiple receivers to network together for frequency coordination through Shure’s Wireless Workbench software in case you need to set up an entire network or perhaps pair up with a few more. The SM58 microphone delivers quality sound when it comes to sound isolation, and wirelessly it is clear and accurate audio with the stable solid RF signal. The Shure QLXD24/SM58 is a professional dynamic cardioid UHF handheld wireless microphone with a high range price tag, but an amazing solution if you can afford it.

Audio Technica ATW-1322 System 10 Pro

Next up, the Audio Technica ATW-1322 System 10 Pro is a professional dual channel hyper-cardioid dynamic digital wireless handheld microphone. It comes with ATW-RC13 rack-mount receiver chassis, two ATW-RU13 slide-in receiver units and two ATW-T1002 transmitters. The transmitters can run for up to 7 hours on battery with an operating range of up to 200 feet, has a frequency response of 20Hz – 20kHz and its operating frequency is between 2400 and 2483.5 MHz.

The removable receiver units can be mounted remotely and work at a range of up to 328 feet away via Ethernet cable. Regarding sound quality, this microphone has a clear 24-bit / 48 kHz digital audio and the receiver features automatic frequency selection. The Audio Technica ATW-1322 also most notably features triple diversity: Space Diversity, Time Diversity and Frequency Diversity.

Sennheiser XSW 1-835

This microphone has a warm, smooth sound and is easy to use. This system can operate up to ten channels at the same time and features automatic frequency management and synchronizing. The Sennheiser XSW 1-835 system operates at a frequency range of UHF 548 – 572 MHz.

In terms of pickup range, it has a frequency response of 80Hz – 16kHz with a battery life of 10 hours. It includes a receiver with built-in antennas, a vocal microphone and a mic clamp. This mic is ideal for vocalists as it features a gentle boost to help brighten vocals and give them presence. The Sennheiser XSW 1-835 is a professional handheld dynamic cardioid microphone with a price in the mid-range.

Shure BLX288/PG58

Here’s another beautiful wireless handheld microphone by Shure, and this comes with one BLX88 dual channel receiver, two of their PG58 handheld transmitters (mics), two microphone clips and power supply. The receiver comes with built-in antennas, has a two-color LED indicator for audio status and features the QuickScan technology that searches for and chooses the best frequency available. The Shure BLX288/PG58 system can run up to 12 compatible systems per band.

We really recommend this one if you have more than one performer or speaker, although the SM58 is a better mic altogether, the PG58 still brings us some great power and flexibility. This system operates at a frequency range of up to 300 feet and it has a frequency range of 572 – 596 MHz and frequency response of 50Hz – 15kHz. Whereas the microphone has a frequency response of 50Hz – 16kHz. The Shure BLX288/PG58 is another professional, dependable, dynamic super cardioid wireless handheld microphone with great quality sound.

Sennheiser EW 100 G4-835-S

The Sennheiser EW 100 G4-835-S is a wireless handheld microphone system that comes with a SKM 100 G4-S dynamic cardioid wireless transmitter with the mute feature and runs for up to eight hours on battery; one EM 100 G4 rackmount receiver that has two removable antennas, an LCD display; microphone clip and a power supply. This system can run up to 12 compatible systems per band at the same time. The microphone has a frequency response of 80Hz – 18kHz and sensitivity of 154dB.

The system operates at a range of up to 330 feet and has a frequency range of UHF 566 – 608 MHz. It features automatic frequency scan to search for available frequencies, amplified AF frequency range and increased range for sensitivity. It is equipped with the HDX device to improve the signal-to-noise ratio for transparent sound. The last pick as the best handheld wireless microphone in the market right now.

Concluding the Best Wireless Handheld Mics

Wireless microphones are known for having frequency issues; in other words, there are many handheld microphones that are unreliable. But as the wireless technology advances, a lot of wireless microphones are getting more reliable. No matter what, before buying one, check for frequency compatibility as you may have other wireless systems in your setup.

In this article you will find a variety of some of the best professional wireless microphones that are reliable and have different price range, but for the money you are paying, you are getting more quality than the value. Some of these microphones can be used for broadcasting, some for live shows, at home, karaoke, etc. We hope the guide helped your search.

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Buying a new microphone for your Zoom meetings is appearing to seem like a smart investment as this year continues to move along. If you’re like us and so many people on planet Earth, we’ve spent most of our time this year at home either working, going to school or merely interacting with our friends, loved ones and communities online. That built-in mic into your computer, laptop let alone phone isn’t going to cut it anymore. In particular with these meetings, many of us use the program Zoom. Since we’re microphone experts and have many mics we use for Zoom meetings specifically, we wanted to recommend you all a list of our favorites to upgrade that centerpiece of our lives right now.

Best Zoom Microphones List

1. Rode NT-USB (Computers)
2. Samson Go Mic (Computers, especially laptops and those who travel)
3. Shure MV5 (Everything — Computers, iOS, and Android devices)
4. Samson G-Track Pro USB (Computers)
5. Zoom iQ6 (Direct mounting to iPhones and iPads)
6. Apogee MiC PLUS (iPhones, iPad, Computers)
7. Beyerdynamic Phonum (Hands-free for computers and phones)

Before we get into our information about the picks, want to give you some important info on Zoom meeting microphones first. In our following list, we’ll switch it up when it comes to budget (we recommend at least $50-$100, but there are some more expensive models, too) and “microphone types” to give you some options. But right off the bat, we’re going to highly recommend a USB microphone for the majority of readers. They’re extremely easy to use — just plug-n-play them into your computer or laptop and you’re good to go. You’ll have to switch the ‘Zoom mic settings’ to the ‘USB device’ (if you need help, leave us a comment or click the link we just provided for help). Also keep in mind that USB mics work regardless of computer or operating system type, so it won’t matter if you’re on Windows or Mac.

Lastly, we understand that some of you also attend your Zoom meetings on your smart device or phone. We have articles that can help with this specifically such as best smartphone mic, best iOS mic or even Android microphone guides. Otherwise, we provided a few of our favorite smart device mics for Zoom meetings in this list below as well.

The Best Microphones for Zoom Meetings

Rode NT-USB

Great for: All computers

Up first, we have a traditional USB microphone that is going to in our opinion be suitable for many readers out there who need a microphone that can mount on a surface and sit right beside you as you conduct your Zoom call (comes with a built-in mic stand mount, pop filter, tripod base, USB cable, and case for carrying). Rode is one of our favorite mic brands out there and they’ve been legends for nearly 4 decades. They’re typically known for their studio microphones in the musician world but once they entered the USB game here they did not disappoint.

In regards to features and specs, most notably with this purchase is a high-end A/D conversion internally to give us a 16-bit with 48 kHz sample rate (standard for USB mics). There is also a convenient knob on the front panel to control headphone volume (with a separate jack), as well as a ‘monitoring knob’ to control hearing yourself in the mic. This is definitely higher-end USB mic as it’s intentions are for musicians and singers (hence the pop filter and what not), but with that mind, the Rode NT-USB helps us know we’re really getting top notch audio quality and no pesky sibilance (the most important part of Zoom meeting mics, right?).

If you want to save some money, you can also look into their Rode NT-USB Mini for cheaper (just around $100ish retail).

Samson Go Mic

Works with: All computers, especially laptops (a plus if you travel)

Let’s take a step down for a moment when to comes to budget for a Zoom microphone. We’ve been recommending the Go Mic for just about 5 years now in our guides for quite a few reasons. For one, the compact size is a huge plus for those who travel or want something a bit less intrusive next to them while they speak in their online conferences. It’s about the size of a wallet so you can keep it in your laptop bag, purse or even pocket for some. The price is also very reasonable at around the $50 retail (it will fluctuate at times).

Even more impressive is an integrated clip design that actually lets you clip the mic literally onto your laptop screen. It essentially goes right above the little webcam camera at the top of the screen (for most people). This for us is huge as it sits right in front of us out of the way and directed at where we’re speaking at in the first place. It has a few pickup patterns as well, with cardioid capturing what’s in front of the mic, or if i you need to capture everything around you for whatever reason, the Omni pattern can allow for that. The Samson Go Mic is just an all-around solid microphone for Zoom meetings, especially if you’re on a laptop, travel, or want a smaller and convenient solution for your upgrade.

Shure MV5

Great for: All smart devices/computers — Mac, iOS, Windows, Android

As we continue our list of Zoom meeting microphones, here’s one of our favorite versatile mics out there regardless of intended use. This one spans across many platforms and devices — any computer, as well as any smart device. You can zoom all over. It comes with an included desktop stand, has a clear sound output, and has some control on the unit itself for volume as well. This Zoom mic is also great for traveling as it’s quite small and can also be disassembled if you need to make some room or keep it safe in a bag or suitcase.

This is the microphone we recommend many, especially if they’re on an Android device and want a great solution as compared to that little stock mic in there. For cables, the box actually comes with both a Micro-B to USB cable, as well as a Micro-B to Lightning cable. We love the Shure MV5 since it’s so suitable to so many different readers out there in the world.

Samson G-Track Pro USB

Applications: All computers

Here’s one of our favorite USB microphones of all time, and this may be a bit overkill for some of you just doing Zoom, but you never know if you want the best of the best. It has the best audio quality in a USB microphone we’ve seen so far, with 24-bit A/D conversion and a 96 kHz sample rate (just about double of many USB microphones out there, although the A/D conversion is more important, which here has 1/3 more than most). We also have some controls on the mic itself for volume and monitoring, and the built-in stand is very neat as well.

This one is also definitely geared towards musicians since it’s so meticulous in the internal build, but we can’t not recommend this one because we know at least a few of you take a liking to it. Perhaps you also want to get in to podcasting, gaming or making some music with it as well? Now is the time to get that passion going! Look into the Samson G-Track Pro if you aren’t messing around.

Zoom iQ6

Great for: Mounting onto iPhones and iPads

Yes, different brand but same name (not intended!). The original ‘Zoom’ brand is quite legendary when it comes to wireless and portable microphone and other recording devices. This one is no different and is one of our favorite microphones for Zoom meetings if you have an iPhone or iPad and want to mount the microphone on the actual device itself. Since it mounts where you charger port goes and need to have the device actually face you while it stands, we know many who do so by flipping the screen settings in the smart device to allow you to stand it all up and speak that way.

In regards to some specs with the Zoom iQ6, we have

Apogee MiC PLUS

Works with: iPhones, iPad, All Computers

If the previous picks weren’t hitting for you and you’ve made it this far, here’s another higher-end Zoom meeting microphone but this one is also extremely versatile in being compatible with just about any device Zoom works on (except Android, check out the previous MV5 for that). When the original Apogee MiC was first introduced into the mic game, we reviewed it and eventually had it in basically every guide we made for various applications.

The quality they packed into these things were very impressive, and it was one of the first higher-end microphones to work with iOS devices at all. The Apogee MiC Plus is an upgrade of that game changer and it includes higher-end internal circuitry called PureDIGITAL connection, and a whopping 24-bit/96 kHz audio resolution and sample rate. The capsule inside is a premium cardiod capsule (this is even viable for some home studios who sing and record instruments), some headphones and volume control on the mic, as well as included tripod and mic stand mount. You’re good to go out of the box with this one. That price is high, but the quality is very worth it if you’re bold.

Beyerdynamic Phonum

Use: Those who want something hands free for computers and phones

Last but not least, we’ll throw this in here in case you’ve made it all the down this guide here. As a microphone for Zoom meetings that doesn’t really fit the build of the others, hear us out first. Use this particular device if you want an easy shape and size to place near you or even on top of your laptop or under your computer screen.

The Beyerdynamic Phonum is great for conference calls with multiple people in case you’re at a company where many of you partake in the Zoom meeting, or perhaps you and a friend for digital happy hour. The mic picks up 360 degree voice transmission and it most impressively can pick up an entire room, so you don’t need to make sure everybody is crowded near the computer (or even yourself, perhaps you want to walk around or demonstrate something in the room?).

There may be quite a few different names for this one, but we’ve had some questions commonly asking for ‘headset microphones’ without any wires. Today we got together quite a few of our favorite ‘headset mics’ that give us wireless capability, regardless of what your exact use may entail. You may also be interested in perhaps wireless lavalier microphones, wireless handheld mics or really any wireless microphone for that matter. Otherwise, let us know in the comments if you have any further questions.

The Best Wireless Headset Microphones

Shure BLX14R/MX53

The Shure Microflex MX153 is what immediately comes to mind when we hear ‘wireless headset mic’ or ‘head worn’, although that ‘headset’ here just implies that it actually rests on your head and you can operate your speaking hands-free. This one here is a professional subminiature earset microphone that you can use for speech, as well as for other applications which you need versatility for. Combining great-quality sound with simple setup and an intuitive interface, this earset microphone provides a nice audio performance right out of the box. It is precision-built and available in a variety of configurations, thus offering you the most accessible way to own the stage.

This Shure Microflex MX153 set includes MX153 earset microphone, BLX4R rack mount receiver, BLX1 bodypack transmitter, two 1/4″ wave antennas, single and dual rackmount kit, power supply, user guide, 2 AA batteries, and a zipper bag. People who already used it say that it is very easy to install and it offers nice clarity and a decent amount of volume.

Samson XPDm

This unique solution as the best wireless headset microphone is perfect for presenters, educators, and interviewers. It operates on the 2.4GHz license-free frequency, thus delivering high-quality audio, and it features a simple setup. Samson XPDm offers professional full-range audio perfect for live performance, karaoke, audio for video, DJ, and House of Worship. It is a dual-channel, high-performance digital wireless system with a one-touch pairing button and rotary volume knob with an integral power switch.

The Samson XPDm includes an LM8 Omnidirectional Lavalier microphone and it offers up to 20 hours of battery life using two AA batteries. Its RXD1M Digital Receiver features two simultaneous systems, offers 30 m of working range, GFSK modulation type, and an audio frequency response of 20 Hz – 16 Hz.

Sennheiser XSW-1-ME3

Are you a singer or presenter looking for the best hands-free performance microphone? In this case, the Sennheiser XSW-1-ME3 is what you are looking for. It is a wireless system that is easy to use and that you can buy for less than $400. When you choose the Sennheiser XSW-1-ME3 system, you get a system that you can rely on from a pretty reputable brand in the wireless world. It features a solid wireless transmission with up to 10 compatible channels in a stable UHF band.

This system is excellent for live sound that involves singing and dancing all at the same time, or really any movement and speaking for that matter. It is provided with an intuitive stationary receiver that enables you to setup it quickly, a hassle-free handling, this system, a lightweight headset microphone, and a compact bodypack transmitter. Other features include integrated antennas, a diversity reception for antenna-switching, automatic frequency management via a remote channel, and selectable UHF frequencies with large bandwidth.

Samson AirLine Micro

It is now the time to forget about continually having to change batteries, due to this Samson AirLine Micro, which is the smallest wireless system that Samson created. This earset wireless system delivers a high-performance solution that addresses to various performers, such as for live performances, music education, fitness, karaoke, DJ, and House of Worship. This micro system is ready to offer a clear audio and hassle-free experience. It features an omnidirectional mic capsule and its design is water-resistant.

It’s AH3 earset transmitter and the AR2 receiver are provided with lithium-ion rechargeable batteries and USB DC power inputs. Samson AirLine Micro is provided with a single multi-function button that enables a one-touch mute, volume control, and power switch. A little more high-tech here but worth it if you don’t want to mess with batteries and want the best wireless headset microphone that’s a bit more nice.

Shure BLX14/PGA31

You deserve to enjoy long-wearing comfort without having to break the bank for it. Now you can have it, due to the Shure BLX14/PGA31, a wireless system that people who used love and recommend. This system contains a BLX4 wireless receiver, BLX1 bodypack transmitter, PGA31 headset microphone, windscreens, clothing clip, power supply, and user guide.

The Shure BLX14/PGA31 features a power and battery status LED, adjustable gain control, and 91 m operating range. It is perfect for small venues. It comes with a simple setup as well.

Audio-Technica ATW-1101 and Liz Pro

Get ready to enjoy an amazing experience, with this Audio-Technica ATW-1101 and Liz Pro digital wireless system. It is now the time for you to enjoy a system that operates with unconventional 24-bit operation in the 2.4GHz variety, for a relatively cheap price (especially in this category). This system is a great choice for MI/live performance, public address, fixed installation, A/V rental houses, and Houses of Worship. It provides excellent sound and minimizes wind noise and plosives.

The Audio-Technica ATW-1101 and Liz Pro is easy to install and it offers a true-diversity operation, automatic scanning with interference-free performance, as well as a high-quality wireless system. It includes an Acacia LIZ Pro head worn microphone that delivers clear sound quality. Up to 8 units can be used together at the same time.

Concluding the Best Wireless Headset Mic

Whether you are a singer, an interviewer, a presenter or a DJ, you need a microphone that ensures great audio quality. For an excellent experience, a wireless system is what you need. It is capable of providing you with a hassle-free handling and with a clear sound that is needed in your profession. You need to make sure you choose a system that delivers the exact features that you need. Here we present you some of the best wireless headset or head worn systems that you can use for an nice audio experience.