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Elgato Wave Go Wireless Microphone Launches for Mobile Creators

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Elgato, a Corsair brand, today introduced Wave Go, its first wireless microphone, extending its Wave audio lineup beyond the desktop to the fast growing mobile recording segment with a clip-on microphone and a handheld interview mic in one portable system. The global launch brings Elgato into a new growth category while connecting mobile creators to its existing audio software and Stream Deck controls.

More content is being filmed on phones today than ever before, in more places and in ways that didn't exist a few years ago. Wave Go was built for that world. One mic that handles it all, and sounds amazing the entire time.

Key Product Highlights: Integrates with the Popular Elgato Ecosystem: Wave Link and Stream Deck integration connects mobile recording with desktop production. Two recording modes: Switch from a magnetic clip-on microphone to a handheld interview mic in seconds using the included Smart Handle. Lightweight design: The coin-sized transmitter weighs just 7 grams and attaches magnetically to clothing. Automatic audio processing: EQ Shift selects the sound profile for each mode. Auto Gain, a limiter, and a low-cut filter help manage voice levels and low-frequency rumble. Up to 48 hours of total runtime: The transmitter provides up to 8 hours per charge, and the Smart Handle stores up to five full recharges. A 10-minute charge provides about an hour of use.

Simple phone recording: Connect through the USB-C receiver, with pass-through phone charging and on-device controls for recording, mute, and noise cancellation. Complete system for $99.99: Includes the transmitter, receiver, Smart Handle, carrying case, magnetic mounts, windscreens, and charging cable. A second transmitter costs $29.99 USD, or $14.99 USD when purchased with Wave Go on elgato.com. Broad launch reach: Direct availability in more than 40 countries and regions, with Corsair's authorized retail network to follow.

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