Zalman Zm-Mic1 High Sensitivity Headphone Microphone

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Product Details

• Item Weight: 1.6 ounces
• Shipping Weight: 8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B00029MTMQ
• Item model number: ZM-MIC1
  

Price : $9.06

Product Description

Compact headphone microphone of excellent sound quality, ease of use, and sensitivity. Clip the microphone onto the headphone cable as close to the mouth as possible. Use the mini clips on the microphone cable to latch the microphone cable onto the headphone cable. Insert the microphone jack into the Mic Input of the soundcard/audio input device. Adjust the Mic Input Level in the soundcard’s software/audio input device.

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Technical Details

• Product Type - Headphone Microphone
• Localization - English
• System Components - N/A
• It has attractive ; compact design
• High Sensitivity Headphone Mic
• 3 Mini Clips for Tidy Arrangement

Customer Reviews

I've tried a few different stand alone mics to use with my hd-555, and this one takes the cake. I play Counter-Strike:Source competitively and the previous mics I used left something to be desired in terms of quality in vent and especially in game. Not this mic. As soon as I plugged it in my teammates commented how I no longer sounded like I was in a fish bowl. One thing I was worried about was the fact that the mic is omni-directional, but as long as the environment you're playing in is relatively quiet, the mic quality doesn't suffer.
I'd recommend this mic for any gamer using a sennheiser product that needs a mic attachment.

When I got into audiophile headphones I knew gaming headsets were out based on the general concensus on the web concerning their performance. That being said I went for the Audio Technica ATH-AD700 and to replace the microphone I was so accustom to on my previous headset, I bought the Zalman clip-on mic.
The mic is extremely light weight, a plus, it can be easily stored and forgotten about during use, it's fairly natural to use. It needs to be forcefully clipped on to a thicker cable (like the one present on the AD700) which is slightly annoying.
The voice pick-up is fine, the DB boost from windows is almost required and you will have to deal with a good amount of feedback. Still, my voice came out fine, and was understandable from everyone I've inquired about it so far.
Overall quality is mediocre, but I suppose you get what you pay for here.
Since I don't know of any other clip on mics, I'm going to say this is a fair purchase for the money

 

Zalman Zm-Mic1 High Sensitivity Headphone Microphone