USB/XLR Microphone, TONOR Broadcast-quality Dynamic Studio PC Mic for Podcasting Recording Gaming Music Streaming Singing Voice-Over Noise Rejection, Speech Optimised, with 3.5mm Headphones Jack TD510
Details
- Recommended uses for product
- BrandTONOR
- Model nameTD-510
- Connectivity technologyUSB XLR
- Connector typeUSB XLR
- Special feature1-Touch Mute
Description
🎧 Own your sound, silence the noise.
- PLUG PLAY POWER - Seamlessly switch between USB for instant desktop use and XLR for professional-grade analog clarity.
- NOISE WHAT NOISE - Cardioid pattern plus built-in noise reduction slashes ambient distractions for pristine audio.
- REAL TIME VOICE MONITORING - Integrated 3.5mm headphone jack with volume & mute controls keeps you in perfect sync with your sound.
- CRYSTAL CLEAR VOCAL PRESENCE - Dynamic core delivers warm, balanced sound with max SPL 110dB for rich, natural vocals.
- BUILT TO LAST STYLED TO IMPRESS - Premium zinc alloy shell resists corrosion while adding a sleek, high-end look to your setup.
The TONOR TD510 is a broadcast-quality dynamic microphone designed for podcasters, streamers, and content creators. Featuring a wide 50Hz-14kHz frequency response, 95dB signal-to-noise ratio, and dual USB/XLR outputs, it delivers warm, natural vocals with exceptional noise rejection. Its premium zinc alloy build ensures durability and style, while real-time headphone monitoring and intuitive controls make it a versatile, professional-grade tool for any recording environment.
Specifications
| Audio sensitivity | 95 dB |
| Item weight | 912 Grams |
| Impedance | 600 Ohm |
| Microphone form factor | Plug On |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 21.5 x 13 x 8.5 centimetres |
| Power source | Corded Electric |
| Material | Alloy Steel, Zinc |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | 95 dB |
| Number of channels | 1 |
| Frequency response | 20 KHz |
| Frequency range | 50-14000 |
| Manufacturer | TONOR |
| Noise level | 95 dB |
| Product Dimensions | 21.5 x 13 x 8.5 cm; 912 g |
| Item model number | Micro seulement |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel, Zinc |
| Hardware Platform | Laptop, PC, Gaming Console |
| Item Weight | 912 g |
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Reviews
I**U
Expensive quality
I used an 200£ microphone,but this cheap one sound mor expensive then every expensive microphone,the quality is perfect,ease to install,look nice on my livestream,clarity!
C**R
Good item.
Perfect microphone sturdy and looks great. functionality for my music production just got better.
H**A
Great quality
Very easy to assemble, looks great, the sound quality is amazing and is built very well has great mobility you can move it out of the way when not in use and comes with cable ties to cable manage
J**E
A good upgrade, but annoying bug
So my friends have finally got annoyed at hearing my loud keyboard while gaming, and decided that I had to get a new microphone that didn’t pick up my lovely clacks.I decided on this one as it looked like it had exactly the pickup pattern I was looking for (Dynamic Cardioid), for a good price.It has both USB C and XLR slots, but I opted for the USB C connection.It screwed right onto my existing arm, worked out of the gate. Windows identified it instantly and downloaded all the drivers I needed.It sits about a fist length from my mouth, and 3 from my keyboard. It still kind of picks up my keyboard, but it’s very loud so that’s to be expected, and it’s only faint.I’ve noticed that whenever I restart my computer, the gain seems to reset to minimum. While not a dealbreaker it is rather annoying. Luckily it has volume buttons on the top so it’s a quick fix - enough to knock 1 star off.Overall, very good for the price. It’s no SM7B, but it gets the job done.
J**S
Good microphone
Great quality microphone and stand, gives good audio quality too
C**C
Higher end budget mic
Works great I don't get any bad feedback, great design and good value for money
K**E
Great bit of kit
For a started/budget mic this is amazing. Does absolutely everything needed and the quality is top tier
M**D
Decent but Not Outstanding
The TONOR USB/XLR Microphone is a decent option for basic recording needs. It performs adequately for podcasting, gaming, and voice-overs, with reasonable noise rejection. However, the sound quality is medium at best and doesn't stand out for professional use. It’s a good budget choice but don’t expect top-tier performance.
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