HUALEU NTY35 USB-C Microphone Cable with XLR and 3.5mm Stereo Output, 6.6 ft
Product description
Benefits
Record a podcast, voiceover, or music on a USB-C phone or tablet while connecting a microphone and monitoring through headphones. The HUALEU NTY35 combines a female XLR microphone connection and a female 3.5mm stereo output on one 6.6-foot cable, giving you a straightforward way to bring audio connections together at your recording setup.
A built-in decoding chip supports clear audio reproduction, while double-layer shielding helps minimize interference. The oxygen-free copper conductor is designed for a stable connection, and the cable’s USB-C end works with compatible smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers, including iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro Max.
Worth noting
The XLR connection is for a microphone, and the 3.5mm female stereo port is for headphones or an audio output connection. This layout is useful when you want to record with a microphone and listen through headphones from the same USB-C device. Compared with putting together separate USB-C audio adapters for each connection, the NTY35 brings both ports into one cable.
The XLR input supports dynamic microphones and condenser microphones. Some condenser microphones require an external 48V power supply. The 3.5mm output can connect to headphones, for a power amplifier, a mixer, or active speakers, the product information specifies an additional adapter cable for that connection. The XLR connector has a zinc alloy shell and gold-plated contact points.
Usage tips
For a mobile recording setup, connect the USB-C end to your phone or tablet, attach the microphone to the XLR port, and connect headphones to the 3.5mm output. Mobile phones and tablets support plug-and-play use without driver installation. On a desktop computer, follow the included instructions for the required settings. If your microphone is a condenser model, check its power requirements and use an external 48V supply when needed.
The 3.5mm port is a female stereo output, so use headphones or a suitable connection cable with a matching plug. This makes the setup practical for recording at a desk, monitoring a spoken track, or connecting compatible audio gear without changing the USB-C connection to the device.
Is it worth it?
The NTY35 is a practical fit for creators who want to connect a microphone and headphones to a compatible USB-C device using one cable. Its 6.6-foot length gives you room to arrange a phone, tablet, or computer alongside your recording setup, while the combined XLR input and stereo output support both capture and listening. Choose it for mobile or desktop recording workflows where those specific connections are useful, including podcasts, voiceovers, and music sessions.