FEELWORLD
FEELWORLD PM1-W-OF-EU XLR USB Dynamic Podcast Microphone White
★★★★★
USB-CXLR50Hz-14kHz
Dual XLR/USB connectivity and a dynamic capsule that stays clean under pressure — built for podcasters who want professional signal chain options at a sensible price.
$62.99*
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Overview
Key Features
【Clean Sound Quality】 PM1 comes with premium dynamic capsule help you capture various tones. Ultra wide frequency response of 50Hz-14kHz present crystal clear and clean sound; Cardioid polar pattern reject any unwanted background noise in your recording and streaming.
【XLR Output】XLR interface enhances the sense of audio space for immersive podcast audio. Connect to audio interface,mixer or other professional device with ease via XLR without the need to add an in-line pre-amp for additional gain.
【USB-C Output】Simply USB-C output can connect to computer, smartphone or other mobile devices. USB connection readily satisfies your daily recording needs, and also portable when out for work.
【Mute Key and Monitoring】 Tap-to-mute on the USB mic front panel is handy to mute instead of pushing a button, which is noise-free to avoid unnecessary noise into your singing, podcast or streaming. Real time monitoring through 3.5mm headphone jack, enabling full recording and listening，ensure that you are getting perfect audio at all times.
【Package List】 1× Microphone, 1× U-shape Bracket (deault to mount on device), 1× 2M Dual Port USB/Type-C Cable, 1× User Manual [Not include XLR cable] 【Warm Tips】 RGB light, mute key,volume control and real-time monitoring are not available in XLR mode. You can control the mic on audio device.
Specifications
Capsule Type
Dynamic
Polar Pattern
Cardioid
Frequency Response
50Hz–14kHz
Connectivity
USB-C, XLR, 3.5mm headphone jack
Features
Tap-to-mute (USB mode), RGB light (USB mode), real-time monitoring (USB mode)
Included Accessories
U-shape bracket, 2M dual-port USB/USB-C cable, user manual
Brand
FEELWORLD
Model
PM1-W-OF-EU
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- XLR output integrates cleanly into a professional signal chain — no inline preamp needed, connects directly to mixers and interfaces without an adaptor.
- Hardware tap-to-mute operates silently in USB mode, producing no audible thump or click into the recording — critical for live streaming and podcast production.
- Direct hardware monitoring via the 3.5mm jack in USB mode eliminates latency entirely, making real-time tracking feedback reliable and distraction-free.
- Cardioid polar pattern delivers strong rear rejection that audibly cleans up recordings in untreated spaces compared to omnidirectional USB microphones.
- Dual connectivity means the same microphone serves both professional XLR setups and portable USB-C mobile recording without needing two separate mics.
👎 Cons
- The 50Hz–14kHz frequency response rolls off earlier in the high end than many condenser alternatives, which means the subtle air and presence above 14kHz in vocals won't be captured.
- All front-panel controls — RGB, mute, volume, and headphone monitoring — are disabled in XLR mode, reducing the PM1 to a passive dynamic capsule with no onboard control.
- Dynamic capsules at this price tier typically exhibit a relatively high self-noise floor that becomes noticeable when driving the gain above 55dB to compensate for a quiet voice or distant mic placement.
- The included U-shape bracket is a basic desk mount with no shock isolation; low-frequency desk vibration transmits easily into recordings without an aftermarket isolation mount.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the PM1's XLR output require phantom power from the interface?
No — dynamic microphones like the PM1 do not require phantom power. You can plug directly into any XLR-equipped preamp or mixer without engaging +48V. That said, if your interface applies phantom power globally, it won't damage the PM1.
How does the cardioid pattern on this microphone handle room noise and reflections?
The cardioid polar pattern provides strong rear rejection, which means a treated corner or even a moderately reflective home studio space will read noticeably cleaner in recordings. It won't completely mask a live, reverberant room, but close-mic technique (6–10 inches) combined with the cardioid null point will substantially reduce background noise and room tone.
Can I use XLR and USB simultaneously, or do I have to choose?
You must choose one connection at a time. The PM1 operates in either XLR mode or USB-C mode — not both concurrently. Note that in XLR mode, the RGB light, mute key, volume control, and headphone monitoring are all inactive; gain and monitoring are handled by your downstream interface or mixer.
What kind of gain does the PM1 need from an interface when running XLR?
Dynamic microphones typically require more gain than condensers — expect to run 50–65dB on most interfaces for a close-mic podcast voice. The PM1 does not include an internal preamp in XLR mode, so use an interface with low-noise preamps capable of that gain range to keep the noise floor inaudible.
Is real-time monitoring zero-latency when using USB mode?
Yes — the 3.5mm headphone jack on the PM1 provides direct hardware monitoring in USB mode, meaning what you hear is not routed through your computer's audio buffer. This eliminates the comb-filtering effect of even low-latency software monitoring and makes it genuinely useful for tracking vocals or voiceover takes.
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