Any Environment
Eliminate echoes, background noise, and keyboard noise to keep your audience focused on you.
3 Connection Modes
Wireless Connection
USB Connection
XLR Connection
Multi-platforms Record
Any Environment
Eliminate echoes, background noise, and keyboard noise to keep your audience focused on you.
Any Environment
Eliminate echoes, background noise, and keyboard noise to keep your audience focused on you.
Stability
Track Recording
Audio Controls
Monitoring
This is not my first time using a desktop microphone, but it is my first time using a desktop wireless microphone. To be honest, it is much better than I expected. I can get rid of the interference of the data line and achieve flexible use of the microphone. It is very practical and interesting. The feeling that pd200w gives me is very real. No matter how I adjust the parameters, it will retain the original clear voice. This is very good. You can customize the sound curve according to your needs instead of making a false voice.
Raymond from US
I am absolutely thrilled at how crisp and well represented my voice is with the PD200W! I feel like it captures me as well as my much more expensive Shure SM7dB. It is so clear, picks up whispers and doesnt hardly distort when I raise my voice. The background noise cancellation is more natural and effective than ever. I tested with a bathroom fan and a loud radio running in the room next door and they aren’t even present at all in the audio. Yet, when I turn off any background sound that I can, the sound quality is especially incredible!! This is truly one of the best sound experiences ive ever had with Maono or any microphone at all. Considering how versatile it is, I cant wait to suggest this to people. I really HOPE I can have a production model to create a video about!
Mathew Warren
I am a tech reviewer so I have a lot of wireless electronics active at all times, I didn’t experience any interference which surprised me a great deal, I also did not perceive any uncomfortable latency but I also use my editor to match audio tracks frommy camera, as well as my microphone capture, and so, maybe that is why I didn’t experience latency per se. I still have my concerns about wireless because I’ve had bad experiences in the past, but the Maono PD200w did not give me any issues.
Game Tech Talk
I have mostly used a desktop type mic. Started with Maono after seeing a comparison video with the 400 compared to a Shure SM7B. Have been watching the SM7B for a while but my Maono was a 1/3 the price and works just as well with more versatility. I can’t get away from it. I was already figuring that Maono would bring more to the table with another mic. I knew nothing about the 200 series prior. I wanted an open mind.
Rian KF7QGY
Model | PD200W | M*7+ | K6** | A** |
---|---|---|---|---|
Brand | Maono | Sh*** | Fi*** | Fi*** |
Price | $99.99 | $299 | $79.99 | $67.99 |
Mic Type | Dynamic | Dynamic | Dynamic | Dynamic |
Wireless Connectivity | 2.4Ghz | X | X | X |
Wireless Range(m) | Up to 60 | X | X | X |
Battery Life(hour) | Up to 60 | X | X | X |
DSP Noise Reduction | ✓ | X | X | X |
Max SPL(dB) | 128 | 128 | - | 120 |
SNR (dB) | 82 | - | 80 | 80 |
A/D Conversion | 24-Bit | - | 16-Bit | 16-Bit |
Sample Rate (khz) | 48 | 48 | 48 | 48 |
App Fine-tune | ✓ | ✓ | X | X |
2TX+1RX Supported | ✓ | X | X | X |
Camera Direct Connectivity | ✓ | X | X | X |
One-tap Mute | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
RGB Light | 16.8M | 16.8M | X | 10+ |
Wired Connectivity | USB/XLR | USB/XLR | USB/XLR | USB/XLR |
Console/Table/Phone/PC Supported | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
USB Mode:
Connection Requirements: Plug-and-play (no additional devices needed).
Scenarios: Live streaming, voice chat, basic recording.
Key Features: Supports software-controlled volume/monitoring; all microphone functions work normally.
XLR Mode:
Connection Requirements: Requires external audio interface or mixer.
Scenarios: Professional studios, stage performances.
Key Features: More stable audio transmission; better sound quality. Note: Microphone lights turn off and buttons become inactive (normal behavior).
How to Use:
a. In your computer’s audio settings, select “Maono AI Microphone” as the audio input device.
b. Open the Maono Link software, find the "AI Settings" module in the upper right corner, and enable "AI Noise Reduction" and "Hear-Self".
No. The PD200W is a dynamic microphone and does not require an external 48V phantom power supply. You can use it by directly connecting it to your device.
Windows: Windows 10 - 1803 (version 17134) and above, Windows 11 (32/64 bit).
macOS: macOS 10.13 and above.
The PD200W microphone supports both wired and wireless connection methods.
Wired connection:
a. Use a data cable to connect the microphone’s Type-C port to your computer’s USB port.
b. Long-press the power button for 2 seconds to turn on the microphone (wait for it to initialize).
c. In your computer’s audio settings, select “Maono PD200W Mic USB” as the input/output device.
d. Connect your monitoring headphones to the microphone.
Wireless connection:
a. Connect the microphone’s Type-C wireless receiver to your computer’s USB port.
b. Long-press the microphone’s power button for 2 seconds to turn it on. The blue light around the microphone’s knob will flash to start wireless pairing; the flashing stops once pairing is successful.
c. In your computer’s audio settings, select “Maono Wireless Mic RX” as the input/output device.
d. Connect your monitoring headphones to the microphone.
A dynamic microphone is more durable and captures much less ambient noises compared to a condenser microphone. It's a preferred choice for recording vocals in untreated environments like homes and offices.
Based on Maono laboratory testing, the microphone's battery lasts for approximately 38 hours with the RGB lights on. When the RGB lighting is turned off, the battery life extends to 60 hours.
Charge Status Indicators:
Battery ≤20%: Orange light flashes around the knob.
Charging: Orange light stays on around the knob.
Fully charged (power on): Green light stays on.
Fully charged (power off): Light turns off.