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The Endgame Gear XSTRM USB Microphone is designed for gamers and streamers who demand studio-quality audio with a stylish aesthetic. Its key benefit is delivering crystal-clear sound with advanced noise cancellation and ease of use. A potential caveat is its distinctive design, which may not fit all desk setups. This premium microphone features a 20mm gold-plated condenser capsule, high-resolution 192kHz/24-bit recording, AI noise cancellation, and vibrant RGB lighting, all housed in a robust metal body with a unique triangular form factor.
| Model Part Number | EGG-XST-WHT |
|---|---|
| Brand | Endgame Gear |
No, the Endgame Gear XSTRM USB Microphone is plug-and-play and does not require any specific software for basic operation on Windows and macOS.
The AI Noise Cancellation uses advanced algorithms to detect and suppress common background noises like keyboard typing, fan noise, or ambient chatter, allowing your voice to be heard more clearly.
The LED gain indicator helps you monitor the microphone's input level. It typically turns yellow or red when the audio signal is too high and risks clipping or distortion, allowing you to adjust your speaking volume or mic gain accordingly.
Direct connection to most smartphones is not supported via USB-C without an appropriate adapter (like a USB OTG adapter) and potentially a powered USB hub. Compatibility may vary by device.
You can mute and unmute the microphone with a simple tap on the top of the microphone unit.
The shock mount isolates the microphone from vibrations transmitted through your desk or stand, reducing low-frequency rumbles. The pop filter is placed in front of the microphone to diffuse bursts of air from plosive sounds (like 'P' and 'B'), preventing them from creating loud popping noises.
The microphone consumes approximately 250 mA of power from the USB connection.
Yes, the microphone features multiple RGB lighting modes. While specific controls for mode switching might be integrated into the touch controls or require a future software update, the lighting is designed to be customizable.
Ensure the USB-C cable is securely connected to both the microphone and the computer. Try a different USB port. Restart your computer. Verify that the correct audio input device is selected in your operating system's sound settings.
Check that the microphone is not muted (tap the top). Increase the gain using the LED indicator and adjusting your voice level. Ensure the microphone is selected as the default recording device in your system's audio settings. Test the direct monitoring via the headphone jack to confirm the microphone is capturing sound.
The microphone's gain is likely set too high. Adjust the gain control so the LED indicator does not consistently show red (indicating clipping). Speak at a more moderate volume. Ensure you are not too close to the microphone.
While AI noise cancellation is effective, extremely loud environments may still have some noise bleed. Try to reduce ambient noise sources if possible. Ensure the microphone is positioned correctly and the pop filter is in place.
Ensure the USB cable is properly connected, as the lighting is powered via USB. Restart the microphone by unplugging and replugging the USB cable. If the issue persists, contact customer support.
Setup: The XSTRM microphone is designed for plug-and-play simplicity. Connect the included USB-C cable to the microphone and then to an available USB port on your Windows or macOS computer. The microphone should be automatically recognized. For optimal positioning, use the included shock mount and tripod, or mount it on a microphone arm using the standard 3/8 inch thread.
Compatibility: This microphone is compatible with Windows and macOS operating systems. It draws power via USB, requiring a standard USB-A or USB-C port (adapter may be needed depending on your device). It can be connected to PCs, laptops, and some gaming consoles that support USB microphones.
Care: To maintain performance and appearance:
