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product_id: 2253499
title: "Pyle Double Over-Ear Microphone Headset - Professional Hands-Free Omnidirectional Wired Audio Boom Condenser Microphone Headset w/ 3.5mm / 1/4\" Adapter, 1.2m Cable, and Windscreen."
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# Omnidirectional pickup for 360° clear sound Universal 3.5mm + 1/4" adapter wired connectivity Ultra-lightweight 12g for all-day comfort Pyle Double Over-Ear Microphone Headset - Professional Hands-Free Omnidirectional Wired Audio Boom Condenser Microphone Headset w/ 3.5mm / 1/4" Adapter, 1.2m Cable, and Windscreen.

**Brand:** pyle
**Price:** S/.140
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎧 Elevate your voice—comfort, clarity, and pro-level sound in one sleek headset!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Pyle Double Over-Ear Microphone Headset - Professional Hands-Free Omnidirectional Wired Audio Boom Condenser Microphone Headset w/ 3.5mm / 1/4" Adapter, 1.2m Cable, and Windscreen. by pyle
- **How much does it cost?** S/.140 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- pyle enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted pyle brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Featherweight Comfort:** At just 12 grams, this headset stays comfortable during long presentations, performances, or recordings.
- • **Pro-Ready Accessories:** Comes with dual windscreens and a 1.2m cable for flexible, reliable use in any professional setting.
- • **Noise-Resistant Design:** Close-mouth boom mic minimizes ambient noise, delivering pristine audio even in busy environments.
- • **Plug & Play Versatility:** Includes 3.5mm jack plus 1/4" adapter for seamless compatibility with laptops, mixers, and pro audio gear.
- • **Crystal-Clear Voice Capture:** Omnidirectional condenser mic ensures your voice is heard from every angle with studio-quality clarity.

## Overview

The Pyle PMHM2 is a professional-grade, double over-ear wired headset microphone featuring an omnidirectional condenser capsule for full-spectrum voice capture. Lightweight at 12g, it offers exceptional comfort and noise resistance, with universal 3.5mm and 1/4" adapters for broad device compatibility. Ideal for presentations, performances, and recordings, it delivers crystal-clear audio with a frequency response of 20Hz-20kHz and max SPL of 130dB, making it a top choice for professionals seeking reliable, hands-free sound solutions at an unbeatable price.

## Description

The PylePro PMHM2 Universal Head-Worn Microphone is the ideal solution for clear, hands-free audio recording. Whether you are performing, presenting, or recording, this high-quality microphone captures sound with precision. Designed with an omni-directional pickup pattern, it captures audio from all directions, ensuring your voice is clearly heard, no matter how you move. The back electret condenser element provides crystal-clear sound, offering excellent voice reproduction for professional-quality recordings. Weighing only 12g (without the adaptor), this lightweight headset is comfortable for extended use, and its beige color ensures it blends seamlessly with your attire. The wired headset boom allows for a stable, secure fit, making it perfect for live performances or any environment where reliability is crucial. The microphone features a 3.5mm connector, with a ¼" adaptor included for easy compatibility with most audio equipment. The 1.2-meter cable provides enough flexibility for comfortable use, while the frequency response of 20Hz to 20KHz ensures a broad audio spectrum. With a max input SPL of 130dB and sensitivity of -45dB± 3dB, this mic captures every detail of your voice with clarity. It also comes with two windscreens and a 1/8" stereo jack to 1/4" adapter, ensuring you're ready for any setup.

Review: Great Head Worn Mic for the Price! - This Pyle-Pro PMHM2 Omni-directional Head Worn Microphone 3.5mm is absolutely what I've been looking for to work with my Zoom H1. I use the Zoom H1 for lectures/sermons. I've tried quite a few lapel mics and also ear mounted cordless phone mics, but I wasn't satisfied with my quality of the test runs. Most sounded a little hollow, others muffled. There was also quite a bit of ambient noise that those other microphones picked up. Due to the price of this unit, I figured to give this one a shot. When I received the unit I did quite a few test recordings with my son playing piano downstairs below my open loft office. So that you can understand what type of noise was present, I can see downstairs and people downstairs can see me. For my first test, I set my Zoom's input level at 15 and this mic didn't pick up any background noise. Being that the mic is so close to the mouth, you can get away with setting the Zoom at a very low setting. Of course, I had to run it through an audio editor and raise the volume a bit since I recorded that low, but there was effectively no background noise. I also copied the left channel track and placed it on the right channel in order to get stereo sound due to this microphone being only mono. I may get a mono to stereo adapter to negate that necessity in the future, but for now, it is fine. I then tested the unit with setting the Zoom input level to 40 and it did pick up the piano, but it was at an acceptable background noise level. My wife pretended to sneeze and cough downstairs and it was noticeable in the recording but it wasn't overwhelming. One of the lapel mics that I had, when someone sneezed or coughed, it sounded as if they were right in my face it was so loud on the recording. At this level, with using extreme examples of background noise as compared to what actually happens in a real setting, the background noise should even be less. I didn't need to increase any volume in the audio editor at this setting. The voice was clear, no static, no hissing, no humming, etc. It sounded to me just fine as is, without any additional editing of the sound itself. I did boost the bass and then boost the treble and it sounded very good, but not entirely necessary. I just used my software's bass and treble boost settings in its Parametric EQ option. For those wondering which audio editor I use, it is GoldWave. I even tried this mic with another recorder that I bought overseas, which has no mic input level adjustments. It recorded incredibly well on that device but at too high of levels. If I use that recorder, I may just need to adjust the mic to be further away from my mouth. I tried this on my laptop, recording a sample on my audio editor. It also worked fine as I can adjust the mic levels on that editor. However, going through the laptop's soundcard didn't produce a very rich recording. It sounded a bit hollow. I also tested it using Skype using their Echo/Sound Test Service and it sounded the same as with the editor. Being that the price is so cheap, I'm going to pick up a few more. This is made in China, but at this price, you should have figured it out.
Review: Amazing mic - We used this mic for the RinGO MaXX video shoot. For the price, it is unbeatable. It works very good on voice. I doubt if the response would be ideal for singing but for speaking it does the job extremely well. For the price/performance ratio, you won't go wrong. I bought several just in case one broke. It's rather flimsy but the lightness is also what makes it so comfortable to wear. If you are going to use it a lot professionally, buy several. We have lavs that are literally 15 times the price. Yes, they do sound better but these are disposable. UPDATE: I tried this mic in the church to replace my $300 Countryman lav mic. I'm the pastor. I needed to switch to a mic that was close to my mouth so that I could minimize crowd noise. During the winter, a lot of people cough in the congregation and since we are aired on television, the coughing was a distraction on the audio track. So I tried this mic one Sunday to see how it worked and if I needed to buy a more expensive headset mic. WOW!!! was all that I could say. This mic sounds fantastic when piped over a equalized house system. It sounds MUCH better than the $300 Countryman. It may be because the pickup is much closer to your mouth and is on axis with the sound but nevertheless, it sounds crystal clear. The presence is soooo much better. I ordered 15 more of them. Yes, 15!!! At the price of this mic I can get 20 for the price of one of the Countryman mics. They need to be bent to each person's head so all people who speak regularly will have their own headsets. They are delicate so if one breaks, well that's $15 lost. I am ecstatic with these mics. Absolutely ecstatic. If you go to theonlineword dot com and click Most Recent you will hear the quality of the mic. The latest sermons use this mic. This mic is simply amazing. If it were $100, I would still think it was a great value.

## Features

- Price For: Each

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B003D2U08E |
| Antenna Location | Singing, Speech, Video Conference |
| Audible Noise | 130 Decibels |
| Best Sellers Rank | #14,691 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #75 in Wireless Headset Microphones & Systems |
| Brand | Pyle |
| Built-In Media | Microphone |
| Color | Beige |
| Compatible Devices | Headphone |
| Connectivity Technology | Auxiliary, 1/4" |
| Connector Type | 1.2m Cable, and Windscreen |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 out of 5 stars 541 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Metal |
| Frequency Range | 20 hz - 20 khz |
| Frequency Response | 20 KHz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00068888901611, 00182682351059 |
| Hardware Platform | Television |
| Impedance | 2000 Ohms |
| Item Dimensions | 3.2 x 6.5 x 6 inches |
| Item Type Name | Double Over-Ear Microphone Headset - Professional Hands-Free Omnidirectional Wired Audio Boom Condenser Microphone Headset w/ 3.5mm / 1/4" Adapter, 1.2m Cable, and Windscreen - Pyle PMHM2 |
| Item Weight | 12 Grams |
| Manufacturer | Sound Around |
| Microphone Form Factor | Microphone Only |
| Model Name | PMHM2 |
| Model Number | PMHM2 |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Number of Channels | 1 |
| Polar Pattern | Omnidirectional |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Singing, Speech, Video Conference |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 70 dB |
| Special Feature | Stand |
| UPC | 611101550891 182682351059 100177376981 115970707443 068888901611 151903164556 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Gaming, Karaoke, Singing, Streaming, Video Conference
- **Brand:** Pyle
- **Model Name:** PMHM2
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wired, Wireless
- **Connector Type:** 3.5 mm Jack
- **Special Feature:** Stand
- **Compatible Devices:** Headphone
- **Color:** Beige
- **Included Components:** Microphone
- **Polar Pattern:** Omnidirectional

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Would 4 of these microphones work together on a Peavey PV6 USB Mixing Console? I'm trying to set up a live stream with some friends with separate mics**
A: Hi. It will not work. This is a condenser microphone and requires 1.5 to 10 volts of phantom power, the Peavey mixer provides phantom power but only on the XLR inputs. There is no phantom power on the 1/4" input. As specified by Pyle, these microphones are mainly used on certain wireless microphone body pack that are design to supply the required voltage at the connection point. I would not recommend any modification or adapters, because will invalidate the warranty from the manufacturer. There are some other options, like using a dynamic microphone that does not requires phantom power. Hope this information is useful.

**Q: does it work through an amplifier?**
A: To make this microphone work, you need a transmitter to plug into and a receiver to go into an amplifier. But then it works great.

**Q: Can it be plugged into my iPhone 6 Plus????**
A: Well I suppose it could be plugged into your iPhone, but it won't do anything........

**Q: I see contradicting statements about this mic. Is this straight plug and play or not? I use sennheisers and a desk mic, and modmic is too expensive.**
A: It is straight plug and play.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Head Worn Mic for the Price!
*by S***. on October 28, 2015*

This Pyle-Pro PMHM2 Omni-directional Head Worn Microphone 3.5mm is absolutely what I've been looking for to work with my Zoom H1. I use the Zoom H1 for lectures/sermons. I've tried quite a few lapel mics and also ear mounted cordless phone mics, but I wasn't satisfied with my quality of the test runs. Most sounded a little hollow, others muffled. There was also quite a bit of ambient noise that those other microphones picked up. Due to the price of this unit, I figured to give this one a shot. When I received the unit I did quite a few test recordings with my son playing piano downstairs below my open loft office. So that you can understand what type of noise was present, I can see downstairs and people downstairs can see me. For my first test, I set my Zoom's input level at 15 and this mic didn't pick up any background noise. Being that the mic is so close to the mouth, you can get away with setting the Zoom at a very low setting. Of course, I had to run it through an audio editor and raise the volume a bit since I recorded that low, but there was effectively no background noise. I also copied the left channel track and placed it on the right channel in order to get stereo sound due to this microphone being only mono. I may get a mono to stereo adapter to negate that necessity in the future, but for now, it is fine. I then tested the unit with setting the Zoom input level to 40 and it did pick up the piano, but it was at an acceptable background noise level. My wife pretended to sneeze and cough downstairs and it was noticeable in the recording but it wasn't overwhelming. One of the lapel mics that I had, when someone sneezed or coughed, it sounded as if they were right in my face it was so loud on the recording. At this level, with using extreme examples of background noise as compared to what actually happens in a real setting, the background noise should even be less. I didn't need to increase any volume in the audio editor at this setting. The voice was clear, no static, no hissing, no humming, etc. It sounded to me just fine as is, without any additional editing of the sound itself. I did boost the bass and then boost the treble and it sounded very good, but not entirely necessary. I just used my software's bass and treble boost settings in its Parametric EQ option. For those wondering which audio editor I use, it is GoldWave. I even tried this mic with another recorder that I bought overseas, which has no mic input level adjustments. It recorded incredibly well on that device but at too high of levels. If I use that recorder, I may just need to adjust the mic to be further away from my mouth. I tried this on my laptop, recording a sample on my audio editor. It also worked fine as I can adjust the mic levels on that editor. However, going through the laptop's soundcard didn't produce a very rich recording. It sounded a bit hollow. I also tested it using Skype using their Echo/Sound Test Service and it sounded the same as with the editor. Being that the price is so cheap, I'm going to pick up a few more. This is made in China, but at this price, you should have figured it out.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing mic
*by D***2 on December 24, 2012*

We used this mic for the RinGO MaXX video shoot. For the price, it is unbeatable. It works very good on voice. I doubt if the response would be ideal for singing but for speaking it does the job extremely well. For the price/performance ratio, you won't go wrong. I bought several just in case one broke. It's rather flimsy but the lightness is also what makes it so comfortable to wear. If you are going to use it a lot professionally, buy several. We have lavs that are literally 15 times the price. Yes, they do sound better but these are disposable. UPDATE: I tried this mic in the church to replace my $300 Countryman lav mic. I'm the pastor. I needed to switch to a mic that was close to my mouth so that I could minimize crowd noise. During the winter, a lot of people cough in the congregation and since we are aired on television, the coughing was a distraction on the audio track. So I tried this mic one Sunday to see how it worked and if I needed to buy a more expensive headset mic. WOW!!! was all that I could say. This mic sounds fantastic when piped over a equalized house system. It sounds MUCH better than the $300 Countryman. It may be because the pickup is much closer to your mouth and is on axis with the sound but nevertheless, it sounds crystal clear. The presence is soooo much better. I ordered 15 more of them. Yes, 15!!! At the price of this mic I can get 20 for the price of one of the Countryman mics. They need to be bent to each person's head so all people who speak regularly will have their own headsets. They are delicate so if one breaks, well that's $15 lost. I am ecstatic with these mics. Absolutely ecstatic. If you go to theonlineword dot com and click Most Recent you will hear the quality of the mic. The latest sermons use this mic. This mic is simply amazing. If it were $100, I would still think it was a great value.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works with my laptop – beware rampant misinformation here!
*by R***S on July 8, 2020*

In all my years of being and buying online I don’t think I’ve seen more uneducated and just plain wrong information regarding a product like this (and similar) microphones. My wife needed to get a light headset-style mic to do therapy sessions over Zoom. She didn’t want a wireless mic, or any kind of headset – just a microphone. Every mic of this style is marketed as being made to be plugged into wireless body packs. I never see a mention of using these with a laptop. Given that many folks are now using Zoom and similar services, I have to wonder why these manufacturers don’t update their documentation or product descriptions to include this. They might sell a few more – especially this Pyle mic, since it’s by far the cheapest microphone of its type. After a few weeks of asking questions and doing research, I learned a lot but never got a direct answer as to whether this particular microphone works with a MacBook Pro. For $15 I decided to chance it and bought one for myself to try. The answer is YES – it works fine! My wife and I have the same model Mac, so I ordered her one of these Pyle mics, and mine will become her spare. This Pyle - and similar microphones - uses an electret condenser element that requires a bias voltage to work. This is **not** the same as phantom power! Everybody here talking about needing “phantom power” is plain wrong. This bias voltage is sometimes called “plug-in power.” There are a few ways to provide this power to a mic element. Some use mini-xlr connectors; others use a more common 1/8” TS or TRS plug. A TRS might carry power on a separate line from the audio; a TS plug means that the bias voltage is combined with the audio signal. If you know (or can find out) whether or not your mic input jack provides a bias voltage or "plug-in power", and the configuration of the input jack, you’ll know if this mic will work for you and if you'll need an adapter. Our MacBook Pros have a single jack labeled as a headphone output – and no audio input jack. However, these jacks are actually “TRRS” (tip-ring-ring-sleeve) – they have an extra connection on the inside for a microphone (iPhones with headphone jacks are the same). In order for this Pyle microphone to work with our computers, I needed to get an adapter/splitter that breaks out the single headphone/input jack to two separate jacks; one for the mic and one for the headphones/speakers. In addition, there’s a “secret handshake” you have to observe: both the mic and the headphones or external speakers *must* be plugged into the splitter *before* the splitter is plugged into the computer! This is the only way the Mac will recognize the microphone! I believe I found *one* video on youtube where someone explains this. (This is the splitter I used to connect this to our Macs: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004SP0WAQ/) OK, on to the mic itself! In my opinion the sound quality is fine for Zoom sessions or similar applications. My wife has to stand about 8 - 10 feet from the laptop, and at that distance her laptop’s built-in mic sounds terrible compared to this Pyle mic – her voice is far away and echo-y. This microphone makes a huge difference! Here are some other observations. The fit on the user’s ears is *not* adjustable. It fit us fine, but if you have a big head or thick neck you might have an issue. I would *not* try bending the metal wire that makes up the structure of this microphone. It’s super-light and flexible, which is a plus – you can forget you even have it on. The microphone strut *can* be adjusted – you can pull it away from or closer to your face. Unfortunately, since as I said you probably don’t want to bend it, you’ll have to live with the location that works for you – and in my case at least, I could choose to either have it touching my face (from my cheek to slightly below my mouth), or by extending the strut I could have it dangling below my chin. This looked a little weird to me, but sounded absolutely fine; if you don’t want it touching you, this would be an option. If you have thoughts of precisely placing the mic an inch or two from your mouth, good luck – I don’t see how you can do that. Right now, after a few days with it I can say that it appears to be a very worthwhile piece of gear considering the price! Actually the low price is a little concerning – it remains to be seen how long these mics will last. The build quality seems OK, but we plan to treat them as nicely as possible! Once the microphone strut is adjusted correctly I recommend adding a piece of tape to serve as an additional strain relief on the cable’s connection to the mic element. I also wish there was a clip to attach the fragile mic cable to clothing, in order to act as a strain relief when connected to an extension cable.

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