Microphones

Crystal-Clear Audio for Every Room and Every Role.

Microphones are the weakest link in most conference rooms and home offices, and poor audio quality derails meetings faster than a dropped video feed ever will. The right microphone captures every voice with clarity while rejecting background noise from HVAC systems, keyboard clicks, and hallway conversations, making the difference between a productive meeting and one where remote participants ask you to repeat yourself every other sentence. The catalog spans USB desktop condensers, ceiling-mounted beamforming arrays, wireless lapel systems, and tabletop conference pods from Logitech, Yealink, Harman JBL, Corsair, and Cyber Acoustics.

Microphones for Every Environment

• Executive boardrooms — ceiling-mounted beamforming arrays that auto-track speakers and capture wall-to-wall audio without any equipment on the conference table, keeping sightlines clean for presentations
• Huddle rooms and small meeting spaces — USB speakerphone pods with built-in echo cancellation and noise suppression that connect to a laptop and start capturing in seconds with zero configuration
• Home offices and remote workstations — USB condenser microphones that plug directly into a laptop and deliver broadcast-quality voice capture for video calls, presentations, and virtual training sessions
• Classrooms and lecture halls — wireless lapel and handheld microphone systems that let instructors move freely across the room while ceiling arrays capture student questions for recording and remote attendance
• Podcast and streaming studios — cardioid USB condensers with tap-to-mute, headphone monitoring jacks, and adjustable gain dials for professional voice recording and live broadcast without an external audio interface
• Large conference centers and divisible rooms — daisy-chainable tabletop pods and expandable ceiling arrays that scale coverage dynamically as room configurations change between small breakout sessions and full-room meetings
• Medical consultation and telehealth rooms — compact, discreet microphone pods with HIPAA-friendly form factors that capture clear patient and clinician audio for telemedicine platforms

How to Choose the Right Microphone

Start with the room size and seating arrangement. A single USB desktop microphone handles one-person video calls from a home office or individual workstation. Huddle rooms seating four to six people work best with an omnidirectional speakerphone pod placed at the center of the table, picking up all voices equally. Medium conference rooms benefit from a pair of daisy-chained tabletop pods that extend coverage down a long table, or a single ceiling-mounted array. Large boardrooms and divisible spaces demand multi-element ceiling arrays with DSP-driven beamforming that electronically steers a narrow pickup zone toward whichever participant is speaking, rejecting reverberation and cross-talk from hard surfaces.

Pickup pattern determines what a microphone hears and what it ignores. Cardioid microphones capture sound from the front and reject noise from the rear, making them ideal for solo presenters, podcasters, and streamers who want minimal room ambiance in their recordings. Omnidirectional microphones capture equally from all directions, the standard pickup for round-table conference calls where every seat needs equal coverage. Beamforming arrays use multiple capsules and digital signal processing to create a steerable, narrow pickup zone that follows the active speaker. Logitech Rally and Yealink VCM series use this technology to deliver studio-like clarity in rooms with glass walls, reflective ceilings, and hard flooring that would cause echo problems for simpler microphone designs.

Connection type affects deployment simplicity and long-term management. USB microphones are plug-and-play with Windows, macOS, and Chrome OS, requiring no drivers or configuration and working immediately with Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet. Bluetooth speakerphones pair wirelessly for instant mobility between rooms, ideal for organizations that share meeting spaces. Ethernet-connected and Dante-networked microphones integrate into permanent AV installations where centralized management, firmware updates, and reliable webcam pairing matter for IT teams managing dozens of conference rooms across a campus.

Microphones by Brand

• Logitech — Rally beamforming ceiling arrays, Rally Bar integrated video systems, and MeetUp conference camera-microphone combos for rooms of every size and budget
• Yealink — CP Series conference speakerphones with daisy-chain expansion for long tables and VCM ceiling microphone arrays for large meeting spaces and divisible rooms
• Harman (JBL) — professional conference audio solutions with USB and Bluetooth connectivity engineered for huddle rooms and executive suites
• Corsair — Elgato Wave series USB condensers with tap-to-mute, analog gain control, and Wave Link companion software for streamers and content creators
• Cyber Acoustics — budget-friendly USB microphones and speakerphones for home offices, K-12 classrooms, and entry-level video conferencing deployments

Microphones by Type

• Speakerphones — all-in-one tabletop pods that combine microphone, speaker, and call controls for instant plug-and-play conference audio in huddle rooms and home offices

Complete Your Microphone Setup

• Soundbars and Speakers — room-filling audio output to pair with ceiling microphones and beamforming arrays in medium and large meeting spaces where built-in pod speakers lack volume
• Headsets — personal audio with built-in boom microphones for individual calls at open-plan desks where a shared room microphone is unnecessary or disruptive
• Cables — USB, HDMI, and Ethernet cables to connect microphones, cameras, and displays throughout the meeting room with reliable, certified-length runs
• USB Hubs — expand port capacity when a single laptop needs to drive a microphone, webcam, external display, and other USB peripherals simultaneously