With the USB TravelMike, you no longer need to worry about carrying bulky external microphones. Instead, just carry this ultra-small device in your pocket and enjoy the freedom of mobility without compromising on sound quality.
The USB TravelMike is a portable, lightweight, easy-to-use, and incredibly accurate microphone for voice recording applications.
The TravelMike is essentially a miniature version of the other Speechware microphones, and it's built around the same technology. This includes the SpeechWare USB MultiAdapter, which allows you to use the TravelMike without having to install anything extra onto your computer. This model makes it easier to carry around and use with laptops and tablets.
You simply plug the MultiAdapter into any USB port on your computer, bypassing the often-inferior internal sound cards found in many laptops, and then connect one end of the included 3.5mm pivoting microphone to the USB Multi Adapter.
And because the TravelMike is powered by a standard USB port, you won't have to deal with batteries or charging docks either.
The TravelMike shares all of SpeechWare's technologies and audio chipset, including things like AGC and Auto EQ, which are important for dictation accuracy with Dragon and Voice Control software.
If you're looking for a smaller, lighter alternative, then the TravelMike might be what you're looking for. The USB TravelMike is the perfect microphone for people who need to record high-quality audio on the go. Its small size and easy-to-use design make it the ideal choice for anyone who needs to record high-quality audio from their laptop.
The USB TravelMike is a great desk microphone for anyone looking for an affordable and easy-to-use option. It is small, light, and portable, making it a great choice for those on the go. You can now purchase the USB TravelMike online.
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