The MAONO PD200X is a powerful and versatile dynamic microphone built for creators who want professional audio quality without a complicated setup. Designed for streaming, podcasting, gaming, and voice-over work, it delivers rich, clear sound with minimal background noise.

Featuring dual USB and XLR connectivity, the PD200X adapts to any setup. USB mode offers simple plug-and-play functionality, while XLR allows integration with audio interfaces for more advanced control and studio-quality sound.

The microphone uses a cardioid pickup pattern, focusing on your voice while reducing unwanted background noise—making it ideal for gaming setups or untreated rooms.

With a wide frequency response (40Hz–16kHz), it captures deep bass, clear mids, and crisp highs, ensuring your voice sounds natural and detailed.

Built-in controls include a gain knob, headphone volume control, and one-touch mute button, giving you full control over your audio in real time.

To complete your setup, the PD200X features customizable RGB lighting effects, adding a modern, professional look to your streaming or gaming environment.

Overall, the PD200X offers excellent value, combining strong audio performance, flexible connectivity, and premium features typically found in higher-end microphones.

Full Specifications

General

• Model: PD200X
• Type: Dynamic microphone
• Polar Pattern: Cardioid

Connectivity

• USB (plug & play)
• XLR (requires audio interface)

Audio Performance

• Frequency Response: 40Hz – 16kHz
• Clear vocal capture with strong noise rejection
• Dynamic capsule for focused sound

Controls & Features

• Gain control knob
• Headphone volume control
• One-touch mute button
• Real-time monitoring (3.5mm jack)
• RGB lighting (multiple modes)

Build & Design

• Solid metal construction
• Magnetic grille design
• Desktop & boom arm compatible

Compatibility

• Windows & macOS
• PS4 / PS5
• Works with mixers & audio interfaces

What’s in the Box

• PD200X microphone
• Shock mount
• USB-C cable (A/C)
• Adapter
• User manual

Weight

• Not officially specified
• Typically ~400–600g (solid dynamic mic build)