Dual Ear Hook Headset Microphone with 3.5 mm Plug for Speech

A clip-on mic drifts and a headband presses; a head-worn mic that hooks over both ears stays where you set it. This wired condenser microphone sits on two ear hooks, connects by a right-angle 3.5 mm plug and needs no battery. It suits presenters, teachers and anyone recording speech at a computer.

An Ear-Hook Mic That Stays Where You Set It

✅ Stays at mouth level Both hooks hold the capsule, so the gap to your mouth stays steady as you turn.

✅ No headband to adjust It hooks over the ears, leaving the top of your head free for a hat or a hairstyle.

✅ Nothing to charge There is no battery inside; the microphone draws its 2.0 V operating voltage from the input it plugs into.

✅ A metre of braided cable The braided lead runs about 100 cm, enough room to stand and move a little.

On a video call or in a classroom, the useful part is the repeatability. The hooks put the capsule in the same spot each time you put it on, so you are not hunting for the right position again halfway through a session.

The right-angle plug goes into a 3.5 mm microphone input on a computer, a recorder or a camera, and the 2.0 V the capsule needs comes through that connection rather than from a cell. The braided lead is about a metre long, which is the working distance you get.

Two things are worth confirming before ordering: that your device has a 3.5 mm microphone input rather than a headphone-only socket, and that a metre of cable suits how far you move. One microphone comes in the pack, and it is a single-variant product.

A lapel mic clipped to a shirt sits wherever the fabric folds, and it moves when you look down. An ear-hook microphone keeps its position relative to the head instead, which is the difference that matters when you read from notes or turn to a whiteboard.

Technical details

• Type: wired head-worn condenser microphone
• Connection: 3.5 mm right-angle plug
• Cable: approx. 100 cm, nylon braided
• Capsule: approx. 6.0 x 5.0 mm
• Frequency range: 100 Hz to 16 kHz
• Sensitivity: -52 dB, plus or minus 3 dB
• Impedance: 2.2 kOhm or lower
• Operating voltage: 2.0 V, no built-in battery
• Signal-to-noise ratio: above 60 dB
• In the box: one headset microphone

Plug it into a 3.5 mm mic input and keep both hands free while you speak.

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