GUEVWES ZTD39 USB Condenser Microphone with RGB Lighting and One-Tap Mute

At 3.86 x 3.86 x 9.06 inches, the GUEVWES ZTD39 is a desktop USB condenser microphone with a stand. Its black plastic enclosure has switchable RGB lighting, and the kit includes a pop filter and Type-C cable. The controls cover one-tap mute, volume, and adjustable echo effects. It does not support Xbox.

How to use it

Connect the microphone to a compatible computer or console using the included 2-meter Type-C data cable. The listed setup is plug-and-play, with no driver required. The included Type-C OTG adapter is listed for use with Android phones, compatibility is also specified for Windows, Mac, PS4, and PS5. Since Xbox is not supported, this is not a fit for someone who needs one microphone for an Xbox setup.

For a practical desk setup, place it near your computer for gaming chat, a video voice-over, or a basic podcast recording. The unidirectional pickup pattern is intended to capture sound from one direction. The pop filter can sit between the mic and speaker, while the top control provides quick muting. The rotary control handles volume, and the lighting can be changed or switched off. Three adjustable echo or reverb levels offer an effect for vocals, turn the effect off when a cleaner, unprocessed voice is the goal.

Specifications

• Model: ZTD39
• Type: USB condenser microphone
• Connectivity: USB, Type-C connector
• Compatibility: Windows, Mac, PS4, PS5, Android phones via included adapter, not compatible with Xbox
• Polar pattern: Unidirectional
• Frequency range: 20 hertz to 20 KHz
• Dimensions: 3.86 x 3.86 x 9.06 inches
• Weight: 480 g
• Material: Plastic enclosure
• What’s included: Microphone, 2-meter Type-C data cable, instruction manual, pop filter, Type-C OTG adapter
• Reference: ZTD39

Pros

The feature set is geared toward straightforward desk recording rather than a separate audio interface: USB connection, physical volume control, quick mute, lighting controls, and echo effects are built into the microphone setup. That can make it easier to manage routine gaming chat or a simple voice-over without adding other gear. A solid pick if you want a single desktop mic for compatible devices and value quick controls over a more involved recording chain.

Buyer feedback describes setup as easy and plug-and-play, and some customers say it works well for voice-overs or simple podcasting. The appearance, volume control, and adjustable echo also receive positive mentions. Those impressions can help set expectations, but they do not establish how it will sound in every room or recording setup. It may not suit you if you need Xbox compatibility or are choosing equipment for a more elaborate audio workflow.

Before you decide

Does the ZTD39 work with Xbox? No. The supplied compatibility information explicitly excludes Xbox, though it lists Windows, Mac, PS4, and PS5.

How do you turn off the echo effect? Short-press the volume button to cycle through the echo levels until the echo indicator turns off.

Can you change or disable the RGB lighting? Yes. Long-press the volume button to cycle through the lighting modes, the lights can also be turned off.

Should you buy it?

Choose the ZTD39 if you want a wired desktop condenser mic with included setup accessories and convenient controls for gaming, streaming, or straightforward voice recording on a listed compatible device. Its USB format favors a direct, simple setup over building a separate microphone-and-interface chain. The clearest reason to look elsewhere is Xbox use, otherwise, consider whether its desktop form and listed controls match the way you plan to record or communicate.