STEELSERIES Alias USB Microphone - Black
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STEELSERIES Alias USB Microphone - Black is a microphone made by SteelSeries. It is listed at 2 UK shops, cheapest in stock at Scan for £173.99 (checked 14 October 2026); in-stock prices run from £173.99 to £189.00.
From the retailer
Level-up your live streams with this SteelSeries Alias mic. Its cardioid pickup pattern will help reduce unwanted background noise, so your voice will be heard loud and clear with no interference. The one-inch condenser capsule is bigger than a standard mic meaning that every detail will be picked up for your latest stream, podcast or ASMR video. Accidental bumps and knocks can happen but the anti-shock mount dampens vibrations to help protect your stream
- nobody will even know it happened. Good to know
- AI noise cancellation will remove your dog barking in the background, keeping just your voice in the recording
- It only weighs 205 g without the stand, so you can easily take your live streams on the road
- Use the Sonar app to tune your mic for studio grade reverb so you'll sound like a true pro
- RGB LED lights mean you can monitor your sound levels at a glance
- It comes with a desktop stand and boom arm adapter making it easy to find the your voice's sweet spot
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