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Movo GM-7 | 18" Professional USB Gooseneck Microphone with Mic Gain and RGB - Movo

USB · PLUG & PLAY

// movo · usb gooseneck

Talk to your code.

Movo GM-7 USB Gooseneck Microphone

Name: Movo GM-7 USB Gooseneck Microphone
Brand: Movo
SKU: GM-7
Price: 56.95 USD
Availability: InStock

A broadcast-quality gooseneck that floats at mouth height. Speak to your agent while you keep typing. The mic is already exactly where your voice is.

★★★★★ built for builders

$56.95Free US shipping

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// a real session

~/projects/app, vibe session GM-7 listening

// you, out loud, still typing

you ❯ scaffold a login form with oauth

agent ❯ drafting components/LoginForm.tsx …

export function LoginForm() {

const [email, setEmail] = useState("");

return <OAuthButtons providers={["google", "github"]} />;

}

// why vibe coders reach for it

Every control tuned for vibe coding

agent.listen()

Keep coding while you talk

The adjustable gooseneck parks the capsule at mouth height, so you can speak to your agent and keep typing at the same time.

voice.focus()

Focused on your voice

A cardioid pattern favors the voice in front of the mic, and the foam pop filter softens plosives, so you sound clear and focused.

audio.depth(24)

24-bit / 48kHz signal

The USB audio interface in the base records 24-bit audio at 48kHz straight to your Mac or PC, ready for calls, recordings and dictation.

input.mute()

Gain + mute on the base

A real knob for level and a one-touch illuminated mute for when you think out loud or hop on a call.

theme.match()

Matches your desk setup

A color-adjustable base ring so the mic blends into the rig you already run. Set it once and forget it.

usb.plug()

Plug-and-play, Mac & PC

The base is a full USB audio interface. No drivers, no extra hardware, just one port.

// a day of vibe coding on the GM-7

Your desk, narrated

From the first prompt to the last commit, the mic just sits there at mouth height. Lean in, talk, mute when you need to think. Nothing to pick up, nothing to adjust.

09:14 "hey, spin up a next.js route for /api/auth"

11:02 "explain this stack trace like I'm tired"

13:37 [mute] standup, back in 15

16:48 "write the commit message and tests"

18:20 git push ✓ shipped

// spec sheet

Technical specifications

Polar Pattern:

Sensitivity:

Signal to Noise Ratio:

Mic Gain:

Bit Depth:

Sample Rate:

USB Connection:

USB Interface Dimensions:

Compatibility macOS & Windows

// questions, answered

Frequently asked

Will it pick up my mechanical keyboard?+

The cardioid capsule is most sensitive to sound in front of it and less sensitive to sound behind it. Aim it at your mouth and keep it close, and the foam pop filter helps with plosives. Your voice stays the main thing in the signal, though a loud keyboard right next to the mic can still be heard.

Does it work with dictation and voice tools?+

The GM-7 connects over USB as a microphone input. Select the microphone as your input device in supported recording, dictation or voice software, then set your level with the gain knob on the base.

Mac or PC?+

Both. The base is a class-compliant USB audio interface, so it is plug-and-play on macOS and Windows with no drivers to install.

Can I mute mid-thought?+

One illuminated mute button on the base cuts the signal instantly and shows status at a glance. Handy when you talk through a problem before you actually prompt.

How do I position the gooseneck?+

The adjustable gooseneck has dual pivot points and 360° positioning, so you can park the capsule exactly where you want it and keep your desk clear.

Is the GM-7 a good microphone for vibe coding?+

That is what it was built for. The gooseneck holds the capsule at mouth height so you can talk to your agent without leaning off the keyboard, and the cardioid pattern favors the voice in front of it. Gain and mute sit on the base, so you can cut the mic mid-thought without alt-tabbing out of your editor.