Razer Seiren V3 Chroma RGB USB Microphone, Mercury White

Microphone Type

Pickup Pattern Options

USB Recording Format

Microphone Connection

A focused condenser capsule

The 16 mm condenser capsule uses a supercardioid pickup pattern to focus on your voice. Aim the microphone toward you and keep it close for a clearer balance between speech and room sound.

Control the stream with a tap

The multifunction tap sensor gives you quick access to mute, with additional actions configurable through Razer software. The onboard dial provides convenient control, while a digital gain limiter helps manage sudden peaks.

Make Mercury part of the setup

Chroma RGB adds lighting that can react to supported games and streaming events. The built-in shock absorber helps reduce desk vibration, and a 3.5 mm monitoring connection makes it easier to check your voice.

Select the Recording Format for Your Session

The USB recording format is Up to 24-bit / 96 kHz. Choose a supported setting in the host and recording application, checking firmware requirements where stated. Leave enough input headroom for changes in speaking level rather than treating format resolution as protection against every overload.

Match the Connection to the Recording Setup

Connect the microphone through its stated USB cable route, then select it as the input in the supported application. Check the computer’s recording device and gain settings before the session so the application captures this microphone rather than another available input.

How does this microphone connect?

Connect the microphone by USB to a supported computer and select it in the recording application. USB provides the microphone’s digital audio route and power; a separate XLR microphone input is not required for that connection.

Which pickup patterns are available?

Supercardioid. Choose the pattern and speaking position for the session. Directional pickup does not remove every room sound; distance, gain and placement still matter.

Which recording format should I select?

Up to 24-bit / 96 kHz. Use a supported host, firmware and recording application setting. A maximum USB format does not by itself promise unclippable recording or eliminate the need to set levels.

How can I monitor my recording?

3.5 mm. Use the supported headphone output and controls to check your signal, separately from the microphone input gain.

What mounting or supplied-item details should I check?

USB-A to USB-C host cable; built-in shock absorber; 5/8-inch mounting thread. Match any separate support to the exact thread, microphone and mount weight, and desk clearance.