The XSTRM USB microphone is Endgame Gears’ first step into the audio market, and it’s an impressive leap. With a striking design that features a triangular full metal body. It comes in both black and white finishes, with RGB lighting as the cherry on top! Alongside the stylish design, the XSTRM also packs a punch when it comes to audio performance. With a 192kHz/24bit sampling rate, an included shock mount, and AI noise cancellation, you’ll have professional studio-quality audio in your home.
A Professional USB Microphone for your Stream
So, you’re looking to start your streaming career. You’ve chosen your thrilling game list, your gaming PC is unrivalled, and you have a perfect camera setup; all you need now is the ideal microphone. This is where the XSTRM microphone from Endgame Gear smashes it out of the park, with a performance that rivals professional sound studios.
To achieve this, the XSTRM harnesses a sensitive 20mm gold-plated electret condenser capsule that delivers a To achieve this, the XSTRM harnesses a sensitive 20mm gold-plated electret condenser capsule that delivers a 192kHz/24-bit sampling rate. No matter how soft-spoken or over-the-top you get, your listeners will be able to understand every word you say. This is thanks to its frequency range perfectly matching that of human hearing (20Hz–20kHz).
With the XSTRM USB microphone, you’ll only broadcast what you want your viewers to hear. Endgame Gear has gone out of its way to eliminate any errant noises being picked up. Firstly, to reduce any bumps or knocks being transmitted, this microphone comes with a shock mount. Furthermore, with a magnetic pop filter, you can cut out all those harsh sounds when pronouncing plosive letters like P, T, or K. Finally, to get a truly clean broadcast, you can take advantage of the in-built AI noise cancellation. This eliminates background noises so your voice comes across crisp and clear.
Front and Centre
With the sleek and stylish Endgame Gear XSTRM microphone, you’ll have your viewers looking on in envy. Gone are the days of the circular tube with some wire mesh on the end. Featuring a striking triangular design that stands out from the competition. Plus, with its 3/8″ mounting thread, you can easily attach it to a tripod or swing arm like the Endgame Gear Flex for the ultimate blend of style and functionality.
The XSTRM has a solid metal body in a triangular shape that stands 220mm tall. This unique aesthetic is further emphasised by a black or white matte finish that will look great in any setup. An impressive fading pattern in the body has been used for the grill, this allows sound to reach the capsule inside.
To put the final touch on an already impressive looking microphone, the Endgame Gear XSTRM comes with RGB lighting too! You can show off your style thanks to the illumination of the grill and gain indicator. With ten different colours and the option to use a colour cycle, you can match your streaming aesthetic perfectly.
Up your Stream Capabilities with the Endgame Gear XSTRM USB Microphone
So, if you’re after a USB microphone with fantastic capabilities and a look to turn people’s heads, pick up an Endgame Gear XSTRM from Overclockers UK.
Endgame Gear XSTRM USB Microphone (White)
- 192kHz/24-bit sampling rate
- Shock Mount Included
- Zero Latency 3.5mm Headphone Jack
- AI Noise Cancellation
- Plug and Play with Windows 10/11 and Mac OS X
Endgame Gear XSTRM USB Microphone (Black)
- 20mm Gold-Plated Electret Condenser Capsule
- Magnetic Pop Filter Included
- Touch-Sensitive Mute Button
- Easily mounted with a 3/8″ thread
- RGB Illumination with a Choice of 10 Colours
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Simon Procter
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Having been a gaming nut for longer than he cares to think, Simon landed his dream job over a year ago at Overclockers UK. Since then, he has written many product pages and category texts. He even gets released from the basement to write the odd cheeky blog post. When not working, you can often find him entrenched in World of Warcraft, visiting friends to have his butt whooped in a board game, or with his nose buried in a book.
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