Omnidirectional pickup pattern: The mic is designed to capture sound from 360°, making it well‑suited to a meeting table or group discussion where people speak from different directions.
Effective pickup range: It advertises a pickup radius of about 11.5 ft (≈ 3.5 m), meaning it should pick up voices without everyone leaning in.
Plug‑and‑play USB connectivity: Works with Windows and macOS without needing extra drivers in most cases — just plug it in and select it as your audio input.
Mute button with indicator light: There’s a convenient mute/unmute button on the mic itself, plus a built‑in LED to show whether the mic is active. Good for conferencing so you don’t accidentally broadcast when you shouldn’t.
Stable and durable build for desktop use: Metal construction, anti‑slip mat on the base to keep it steady on a desk, and a 1.8 m (or ~1.5 m in some specs) nylon‑shielded cable to reduce interference.
Optimized for conference/meeting use: The specs and description highlight that it’s intended for use in small to medium meetings, webinars, online classes, video chats, etc.
Polar pattern: Omnidirectional — captures sound from all directions (360°).
Recommended pickup distance: up to about 11.5 ft (≈3.5 m).
Frequency response: ~ 50 Hz – 16 kHz.
Impedance: ~ 2.2 kΩ (2200 Ω).
Cable length: ~ 1.8 m (nylon‑shielded wire) in some listings.
Form factor: Desktop conference mic, with a stable base and anti‑slip pad.
Connectivity: USB plug‑and‑play (USB‑A) — no extra drivers required on Windows or macOS in most cases.
Mute function: Touch‑sensitive or button mute with indicator light.
Weight & dimensions: One listing gives ~ 135 g and dimensions ~ 7.87 x 11.81 x 1.97 inches (≈200 x 300 x 50 mm) though this may refer to packaging or broader measurement.