Endorfy has unveiled the Solum 2 series, a new generation of USB microphones for recording, streaming, and daily voice communication.

This new lineup includes four distinct models – the Solum 2 Core, Solum 2, Solum 2 Boom Arm, and the flagship Solum 2 Pro. Each microphone features a high-quality condenser capsule, a hidden shock mount, and a detachable metal pop filter. To reduce unwanted noise, Endorfy utilises multi-layer sound damping that isolates the capsule from desk vibrations.

The Solum 2 Core serves as the baseline model for everyday calls, while the standard Solum 2 adds a physical sensitivity control knob. Opting for the Solum 2 Boom Arm bundles the standard Solum 2 microphone with an adjustable desk arm. For advanced recording needs, the Solum 2 Pro supports studio-grade 24bit/192kHz audio resolution alongside integrated live monitoring capabilities. Every model in the series connects via USB-C and works natively out of the box with Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and even PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 consoles.

All models are available starting this month, priced at €59.90 for the Core version, €70.15 for the standard Solum 2, and €81.88 for the Solum 2 with Boom Arm bundle. Lastly, the Solum 2 Pro costs €81.88 on its own.

KitGuru says: Are you looking to upgrade from a headset microphone to a proper condenser mic? 

Razer has announced the Seiren V3 Pro, a new dynamic microphone featuring dual USB-C and XLR connectivity, as well as 32-bit float recording. Designed for streamers and broadcasters, the microphone integrates an internal audio DSP to process sound independent of the host computer.

The Seiren V3 Pro microphone supports 32-bit float recording when configured through Razer Synapse on Windows, which Razer states captures a wider dynamic range. Internal processing relies on a built-in DSP that handles audio directly on the hardware. This includes an onboard AI noise remover, compressor, limiter, and expander to clean up the signal before it reaches the destination.

Razer equips the peripheral with a 30mm dynamic capsule using a cardioid polar pattern, covering a rated frequency range from 50Hz to 16kHz. Its hybrid design supports both plug-and-play USB-C connections and traditional XLR setups for external audio interfaces.

Physical controls include a top-mounted touch mute button with an LED indicator and a gain dial. A built-in Razer Chroma RGB lighting ring provides visual feedback for gain levels, mute, and peak status, with full customisation managed through Razer Synapse. The device ships with a vibration-dampened adjustable arm mount and is now available for £249.99/$249.99/€289.99.

KitGuru says: Looking to upgrade your microphone? The Seiren V3 Pro might be a good option.