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General

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Series

Wave1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026The page lists Wave Neo in the Wave audio line next to Wave:3, Wave DX and Wave Go. Elgato also sells it as part of the Neo family.

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Model numbersiMaker identifiers for this exact model and its listed variants. Excludes sibling models and other generations.

10MAI99011Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Tech specs: SKU 10MAI9901. The SKUs 10MAK9901-* in the page data are coloured pop filters.7Retailer pageamazon.com/dp/B0CVYHHPX6Read 20 October 2026Mfr Part Number 10MAI9901. Amazon's Model Number NEOWAVE is a retailer label.

TC-777, TN120099DU1Maker product pagetonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026Store variant SKU TN120099DU. The store title and the Amazon item model text print TC-777. Amazon also prints item model number 120099, which is stored as an alias.

GTIN / EAN

8400066734606Retailer pageshop.cisilion.com/elgato-wave-neo-white-table-microphone-10mai9901.htmlRead 20 October 2026EAN 0840006673460 for 10MAI9901. Amazon US prints UPC 840006673460 and GTIN 00840006673460 for the same part.7Retailer pageamazon.com/dp/B0CVYHHPX6Read 20 October 2026Amazon US product details list UPC 840006673460 and GTIN 00840006673460 with Mfr part number 10MAI9901. The page also prints an item weight of 0.08 kg and item dimensions of 1.65 x 2.09 x 4.8 inches, which are not stored. They do not say whether they describe the microphone alone, and another marketplace prints 77 g.

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AnnouncediThe maker's first announcement of this model. This is separate from first retail availability.

18 April 20243Press releasecorsair.com/newsroom/press-release/new-stream-deck-and-wave-mic-among-five-products-announced-by-elgatoRead 20 October 2026Corsair press release for Elgato, 2024-04-18: Elgato announced the Neo hardware line.

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Status

Available1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026The US page sells it at 89.99 USD and lists it as in stock.

Available1Maker product pagetonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026The store sells it at 34.99 USD with Add To Cart and 29 units in stock in the product feed.

PredecessoriThe model this one directly replaced, in the same line, tier and size, as the maker or a trusted review names it.

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SuccessoriThe model that directly replaced this one, in the same line, tier and size. A revision such as a Slim or OLED model does not count when a next generation exists.

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Launch price (US)iThe maker's US launch MSRP for the stated configuration, excluding tax. Current store prices and later discounts do not qualify.

$89.991Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026US store price 89.99 USD. The launch press release gave the same price.3Press releasecorsair.com/newsroom/press-release/new-stream-deck-and-wave-mic-among-five-products-announced-by-elgatoRead 20 October 2026Wave Neo is available for $89.99 on the Elgato webstore.

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Launch price (EU)iThe maker's euro launch price for the stated configuration, including VAT as published. Current store prices and later discounts do not qualify.

€99.994Press articlebasic-tutorials.de/news/elgato-neoRead 20 October 2026German launch article of 2024-04-22: recommended retail price 99.99 euro for Wave Neo. The tax treatment is not stated. German recommended prices include VAT.

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MarketsiISO country or region codes where this exact model or variant is sold. A source page's language does not establish availability.

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ColoursiThe maker's own colour names

White5Reviewwindowscentral.com/accessories/microphones/elgato-wave-neo-reviewRead 20 October 2026The review calls Wave Neo Elgato's first white microphone. Retailers sell it as white.6Retailer pageshop.cisilion.com/elgato-wave-neo-white-table-microphone-10mai9901.htmlRead 20 October 2026Listed as the Elgato Wave Neo White table microphone, SKU 10MAI9901.

Blue1Maker product pagetonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026The store gives no colour name. Every store photo shows a blue body with black grille. Amazon Canada prints Colour: Blue. Amazon US prints Red and Amazon Germany prints Schwarz for the current listing, which no photo supports.2Retailer pageamazon.ca/dp/B07WLWN2ZTRead 16 October 2026Item data: Colour Blue.

Microphone typeiElectret condensers count as condenser.

Condenser1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Tech specs: Capsule Condenser.

Condenser1Maker product pagetonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026The store title calls it a USB condenser microphone.4Reviewkitguru.net/peripherals/andrew-munro/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphone-reviewRead 16 October 2026Spec table: condenser capsule.

Capsule and pickup

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Capsule sizeiDiaphragm diameter of one capsule as published. A 1-inch capsule is 25.4 mm.

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9.5mm7Reviewhomebrewaudio.com/review-of-the-tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026The review calls it a small-to-medium diaphragm (9.5mm) condenser with a cardioid pickup pattern. This is the only source for the size. The Onliner catalog calls it an electret condenser with a small diaphragm.

CapsulesiNumber of capsules. Multi-pattern USB microphones often use three.

11Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Tech specs name the capsule in the singular. They print no capsule count.

17Reviewhomebrewaudio.com/review-of-the-tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026The review and the maker's Q and A speak of one capsule: speak straight in front of the mic capsule. No source prints a capsule count.

Polar patternsiEvery pattern the user can select. Unidirectional is used only when the maker names no exact pattern.

Cardioid1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Tech specs: Polar pattern Cardioid.

Cardioid1Maker product pagetonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026Store text: this mic has a cardioid pickup pattern. Gallery image 2 shows the cardioid plot.2Retailer pageamazon.ca/dp/B07WLWN2ZTRead 16 October 2026A+ comparison chart: Polar Pattern Cardioid. The structured attribute prints Unidirectional, which is not stored.4Reviewkitguru.net/peripherals/andrew-munro/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphone-reviewRead 16 October 2026Spec table: cardioid.

Address typeiEnd address means you speak into the top of the microphone. Side address means you speak into its side.

Side address1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026FAQ: always speak into the front, not the top, aiming just above the mute button, with the microphone upright.2Owner's manualelgato.com/explorer/products/wave/elgato-wave-neo-quick-start-guideRead 20 October 2026Side Address: speak into the side of Wave Neo at about 8-12 cm.

Side address1Maker product pagetonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026Gallery image 2 shows the recommended position with the speaker facing the front face of the upright body, which carries the grille, and the TONOR logo below it. The text does not name the address type.

Sound specs

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Frequency responseiPublished acoustic range of the microphone. A sample rate does not establish it.

Min20 HzMax20 kHz1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Tech specs: 20 Hz - 20 kHz. No tolerance is printed.

Min100 HzMax16 kHz2Retailer pageamazon.ca/dp/B07WLWN2ZTRead 16 October 2026The comparison chart in the maker's A+ content lists TC-777 Frequency Response 100Hz-16kHz. The Amazon UK chart prints the same. The structured attributes print Frequency Response 20 KHz with no range, which is not stored. KitGuru and the Onliner catalog print 100 Hz to 16 kHz.4Reviewkitguru.net/peripherals/andrew-munro/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphone-reviewRead 16 October 2026Review of 14 September 2020, spec table: Frequency response 100Hz - 16kHz.5Reviewthe-gadgeteer.comRead 16 October 2026Review of 28 June 2020, spec list: Frequency response 100Hz-16kHz.8Spec databasecatalog.onliner.by/microphones/tonormic/tc777Read 16 October 2026Catalog spec: frequency response 100 Hz to 16 kHz.

Sensitivity (analog)iAnalog output level for 94 dB SPL at 1 kHz, as published in dBV. For a microphone with a switchable preamp, the bypass value is used. A value published only in mV/Pa is converted as 20 x log10(mV/Pa / 1000) and rounded to one decimal, so 1.6 mV/Pa is -55.9 dBV/Pa. The printed value goes in the source note. A sensitivity in plain dB with no reference, as many low-cost USB microphones print it, is left out.

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Sensitivity (digital)iDigital output level over USB for 94 dB SPL at 1 kHz. The minimum gain value is used when several are given. The gain setting goes in the source note. On a USB-only microphone use this field only when the maker prints dBFS or ties a dBV value to the USB output, as Shure does for the MV7i. A dBV, dB re 1 V/Pa or mV/Pa value that names no USB output is left out. The printed unit and the gain go in the source note. A value printed for another reference level is converted by the level difference, so -40 dBFS at 80 dB SPL is -26 dBFS at 94 dB SPL. The printed value goes in the source note.

-23dBFS1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Tech specs: -23 dBFS (min gain) and 7 dBFS (max gain). The minimum gain value is stored. The output is digital over USB.

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Max SPLiHighest sound pressure level at the source's distortion limit. The THD level and output path go in the source note. The value without a clipping protection mode such as Clipguard is used when both are given. The value with the pad off is used. When the maker lists several preamp loads, the highest load is used. The load goes in the source note. On a USB microphone that prints values per gain setting, the minimum gain value is used, as for sensitivity.

120dB SPL1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Tech specs: Max SPL 120 dB. No distortion limit is printed, so max_spl_thd_percent is left out.

110dB SPL4Reviewkitguru.net/peripherals/andrew-munro/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphone-reviewRead 16 October 2026Spec table: Maximum SPL >=110dB. It is a lower bound and no distortion level is given. The Onliner catalog prints 110 dB. Stored as 110 dB.8Spec databasecatalog.onliner.by/microphones/tonormic/tc777Read 16 October 2026Catalog spec: maximum SPL 110 dB.

Max SPL distortion limitiThe distortion level at which the maker states the max SPL, e.g. 1, 3 or 10 % THD. Left out when the maker names none. Max SPL figures compare only at the same limit.

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Self-noiseiEquivalent noise level, A-weighted, in dB SPL. Lower is quieter. The analog value is used when analog and digital values are both given. A value in dBV or dBFS is left out. On a USB microphone that prints values per gain setting, the minimum gain value is used, as for max SPL.

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Digital noise flooriDigital noise floor of a USB microphone as printed, usually A-weighted over 20 Hz to 20 kHz. Lower is quieter. Processing that was on during the test goes in the source note. It is not self-noise.

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Signal-to-noise ratioiAs published. Reference level and weighting go in the source note. The microphone's own figure, not the SNR of a built-in headphone amplifier.

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56dB2Retailer pageamazon.ca/dp/B07WLWN2ZTRead 16 October 2026A+ comparison chart: S/N ratio 56dB for the TC-777. No weighting or reference level is stated. The structured attributes of the US, UK and German listings print Signal-to-Noise Ratio 80 dB, which conflicts. The chart agrees with KitGuru and the Onliner catalog, so 56 dB is stored.4Reviewkitguru.net/peripherals/andrew-munro/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphone-reviewRead 16 October 2026Spec table: S/N Ratio 56dB. No weighting or reference level is given.8Spec databasecatalog.onliner.by/microphones/tonormic/tc777Read 16 October 2026Catalog spec: SNR 56 dB.

Dynamic rangeiAs published. The distortion level goes in the source note. The value without a clipping protection mode is used when both are given. Use the same pad setting, preamp load and gain as for max SPL.

94dB1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Tech specs: Dynamic range 94 dB. No distortion limit, gain or weighting is printed.

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Output impedanceiRated impedance of the XLR output. For a microphone with a switchable preamp, the bypass value is used. A USB-only microphone has no value here, even when the maker prints an impedance for the capsule. When the maker prints a rated and an actual impedance, as Shure does for the SM58, the rated value is stored and the actual one goes in the source note.

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Connectivity

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OutputsiOutputs that carry the microphone signal to a computer, interface or mixer. A headphone jack does not count. Wireless is a radio link to a receiver, such as 2.4 GHz.

USB1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Tech specs: Interface Digital USB-C and a 3.5 mm stereo headphone jack. The headphone jack does not carry the microphone signal to a computer.

USB1Maker product pagetonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026USB only. Store text: USB 2.0 data port, plug and play, no driver needed.

Inputs for other sourcesiInputs on the microphone for another microphone or instrument, which it sends to the computer with its own signal.

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USB and XLR at onceiBoth outputs carry audio at the same time.

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USB portiUSB socket on the microphone. USB-B is the full-size square socket. A Micro-B socket is Micro-USB, even when the maker writes USB-B.

USB-C1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Tech specs: Interface Digital: USB-C.

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Cable host plugiPlug on the computer end of the included USB cable. An included adapter is listed in In the box.

USB-A1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Footnote: the cable is USB-C to USB-A, nylon-braided, 150 cm. System requirements: USB 2.0 Type A. The FAQ says a USB-C port needs an adapter that is not included.

USB-A1Maker product pagetonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026The in-the-box photo shows a fixed cable with a USB-A plug. KitGuru and The Gadgeteer say the cable is attached and not replaceable, so the microphone has no USB socket and no socket type is stored.4Reviewkitguru.net/peripherals/andrew-munro/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphone-reviewRead 16 October 2026Spec table: connector USB-A 2.0.5Reviewthe-gadgeteer.comRead 16 October 2026Connector USB-A 2.0. The built-in USB cable is 59 inches and cannot be replaced.

Cable lengthiLength of the included USB cable.

1.5m1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Box footnote: 150 cm | 59 in.

1.5m1Maker product pagetonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026Package list: Microphone with Power Cord(1.5m). Gallery image 7 reads 150cm / 60in. The Q and A answer says like 3 Ft, which is rounded. Amazon US lists a cable of 180 cm or 1.9 m for its current listing, see the Amazon note.4Reviewkitguru.net/peripherals/andrew-munro/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphone-reviewRead 16 October 2026Spec table: cable length 1.5m. The review says the USB cable is not detachable.

Phantom poweriPhantom power for the XLR output. Optional means some XLR modes work without it, for example a built-in preamp in bypass. Supplies means the microphone gives 48 V phantom power to a microphone on its XLR input.

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Digital audio

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Max bit depthiHighest recording bit depth over USB.

24bits1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Tech specs: Bit depth 24 Bit.

16bits4Reviewkitguru.net/peripherals/andrew-munro/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphone-reviewRead 16 October 2026Spec table: Bit rate 16 bit. This is the bit depth.5Reviewthe-gadgeteer.comRead 16 October 2026Spec list: sample rate 44.1kHz, 16-bit.

Max sample rateiHighest recording sample rate over USB. This is not the frequency response.

96kHz1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Tech specs: Sample rate 48kHz, 96kHz.

44.1kHz2Retailer pageamazon.ca/dp/B07WLWN2ZTRead 16 October 2026A+ comparison chart: Sampling Rate 44.1kHz. KitGuru prints 44.1 kHz to 48 kHz. The maker's chart is stored.4Reviewkitguru.net/peripherals/andrew-munro/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphone-reviewRead 16 October 2026Spec table: sample rate 44.1KHz - 48KHz. The maker's chart prints 44.1 kHz and is stored.5Reviewthe-gadgeteer.comRead 16 October 2026Spec list: 44.1kHz. This agrees with the maker's chart.

32-bit float recordingiRecords over USB in 32-bit floating point. A 32-bit integer format does not count.

No1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026The maker lists 24 Bit only, so there is no 32-bit float mode.

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Monitoring

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Headphone outputiA headphone jack on the microphone.

Yes1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Tech specs: Headphones 3.5 mm stereo jack.

No2Retailer pageamazon.ca/dp/B07WLWN2ZTRead 16 October 2026A+ comparison chart: Headphone Output is crossed for the TC-777.

Zero-latency monitoringiThe headphone output plays the microphone signal directly, before it reaches the computer.

No1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026FAQ: Can I hear my voice when using headphones? No, the headphone jack is made for listening to system audio, not voice monitoring. Some retailers describe zero-latency monitoring, which the maker contradicts.2Owner's manualelgato.com/explorer/products/wave/elgato-wave-neo-quick-start-guideRead 20 October 2026Cable Connections: headphones connect to the 3.5 mm jack to monitor the output signal of your computer.

No2Retailer pageamazon.ca/dp/B07WLWN2ZTRead 16 October 2026A+ comparison chart: no headphone output, so there is nothing to monitor.

Controls and processing

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Onboard controlsiFunctions you can change on the microphone itself, by knob, button, switch or touch. Settings that exist only in the app do not count. A switch that sets preamp gain steps, such as +18 or +28 dB, counts as gain. Echo is a knob or button for an echo or reverb effect.

Mute1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026The page describes a tap-to-mute touch sensor. Gain and headphone volume are set in Wave Link (FAQ: Input Gain and Output Volume).2Owner's manualelgato.com/explorer/products/wave/elgato-wave-neo-quick-start-guideRead 20 October 2026Capacitive Mute: mute Wave Neo with its touch sensor.5Reviewwindowscentral.com/accessories/microphones/elgato-wave-neo-reviewRead 20 October 2026The review lists no on-board controls aside from the tap-to-mute button.

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Onboard processingiProcessing inside the microphone, analog or digital, that works without the maker's app running. A maker statement that settings are saved in the microphone counts. Effects that run only in the app on the computer do not count. An expander counts as noise gate. Clip protection such as Clipguard is clip protection. Limiter is only for a limiter the maker lists as its own effect, never both for one feature. Brand names such as APHEX or Clipguard go in the source note. Attenuation pad is a switch that lowers the capsule output, such as -15 dB. Echo is an echo or reverb effect in the microphone. Exciter or bass enhancer covers effects that add harmonics or bass, such as APHEX Aural Exciter and Big Bottom.

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Mounting and accessories

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Mount threadsiStand threads the microphone or its included mount accepts, also with an included adapter.

5/8 inch, 3/8 inch, 1/4 inch1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Tech specs: supported mounting threads 1/4 in, 5/8 in, 3/8 in.2Owner's manualelgato.com/explorer/products/wave/elgato-wave-neo-quick-start-guideRead 20 October 2026Microphone Arms: use a coin to remove the pre-installed thread adaptor to mount on a stand or boom arm.

5/8 inch1Maker product pagetonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026Store text: the shock mount can be unscrewed and attached to a boom stand with a 5/8 inch threaded insert. A 3/8 inch to 5/8 inch adapter is needed for a 3/8 inch stand and is not included.

Shock mountiInternal is suspension inside the body. Included is a separate shock mount in the box. A cradle or ring mount that comes fitted to the microphone or its stand is included, even when the maker calls it built-in. A microphone with internal suspension and a separate shock mount in the box is included.

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Included1Maker product pagetonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026Package list: 1 Mini Shock Mount. The photos show a plastic cradle with elastic cords on the tripod head.

Pop filteriPop protection built in or in the box.

Foam windscreen1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Foam pop filter in the box. The FAQ describes sliding it onto the microphone by its ring. Coloured pop filters are sold separately.5Reviewwindowscentral.com/accessories/microphones/elgato-wave-neo-reviewRead 20 October 2026Pop filter included with the option to buy other colours.

External screen, Foam windscreen1Maker product pagetonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026Package list: 1 Pop Filter. The photos show a round screen on a gooseneck. The foam windscreen comes from the review notes.4Reviewkitguru.net/peripherals/andrew-munro/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphone-reviewRead 16 October 2026The review lists a removable pop filter and a removable wind sock in the box.5Reviewthe-gadgeteer.comRead 16 October 2026In the box: a foam cover, besides the shock mount with pop filter.6Reviewrandommomentania.comRead 16 October 2026Review of 26 July 2020: the box has a black foam windscreen and a small pop filter that screws into the gooseneck.

Desk stand includediA desk stand or base in the box. A yoke alone does not count. A boom arm does not count either. In the box names it.

Yes1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026In the box: desktop stand and riser extension.

Yes1Maker product pagetonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026Package list: 1 Foldable Mic Tripod. The store text says to unfold the three-legged stand.

Design and build

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Housing material

Over 60% recycled plastic1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Green by design: made from over 60% recycled plastic. Windows Central calls the build premium metal and high-grade plastic.5Reviewwindowscentral.com/accessories/microphones/elgato-wave-neo-reviewRead 20 October 2026Crafted from a combination of premium metal and high-grade plastic. The stand base is weighted.

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RGB lightingiDecorative lighting. Status and mute lights alone do not count. RGB lighting is lighting with no function. A level meter or mute indicator is not RGB lighting, even when its colour can be chosen. Lighting that changes colour on its own counts, even when it also turns off on mute.

No1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026The only light is the mute indicator, white when live and red when muted. The spec list names no decorative lighting.2Owner's manualelgato.com/explorer/products/wave/elgato-wave-neo-quick-start-guideRead 20 October 2026Capacitive Mute: the white or red light shows whether you are live or muted.

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Lighting zonesiIndependently controllable lighting areas.

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Software

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SoftwareiThe maker's app for the microphone.

Wave Link1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Wave Link software, free download. It comes with the microphone.2Owner's manualelgato.com/explorer/products/wave/elgato-wave-neo-quick-start-guideRead 20 October 2026The microphone works without software. Wave Link is the optional app.

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User firmware updatesiA public updater or a documented firmware update procedure exists for this exact model.

Yes1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Unboxing: the microphone comes with Wave Link software and a lifetime of firmware updates.

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Compatibility

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Works withiOperating systems the maker lists for USB audio. App support can be narrower.

Windows, macOS, iOS, iPadOS, Android1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026System requirements: macOS Sonoma 14.2 or later, iPadOS 17 or later, Windows 11 (64-bit) or later and Android 10 or later. The FAQ also names Windows 10 or later, macOS 13 or later and iPhones, which may need a Lightning-to-USB adapter.

Windows, macOS1Maker product pagetonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026Gallery image 4: Plug & Play on Windows, Mac and Play Stations, with PC and Laptop icons. The Amazon 2020 listing says compatible with Macs and PCs, not compatible with phones, iPad and Xbox. No Linux or ChromeOS statement.

ConsolesiConsoles the maker lists for USB audio.

PlayStation1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Tech specs, Connectivity: PC, Mac, PS4, PS5, iPad, iPhone. The FAQ names PS4 and PS5.

PlayStation1Maker product pagetonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026Gallery image 4 shows PS4/5. The package list says it is not compatible with Xbox. No Switch statement.

Dimensions and weight

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Microphone dimensionsiMicrophone body without a stand or a detachable shock mount. A fixed yoke is included. Width is left to right as seen by the speaker, height is bottom to top in normal use and depth is front to back. Orient the microphone as in use on its yoke or stand. Depth is the direction it points at the speaker, height is up and width is across. An upright side-address microphone has its length as height. An end-address microphone has its length as depth, also when it is held in the hand. A round microphone with only a length and a diameter uses the diameter for the other two sides. The source note states the mapping.

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Microphone weightiWithout stand, detachable shock mount and cable. A fixed yoke is included.

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Weight with standiWith the included stand or mount attached, without the cable. An included shock mount between the microphone and the stand counts.

520g(1.1 lb)1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026Tech specs: weight with riser 520 g and without riser 450 g. Both include the desk stand. The stored value is the stand with its riser. The microphone weight alone is not printed.

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Certifications

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In the box

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In the box

Wave Neo, Desktop stand, Riser extension (10 cm | 3.9 in), Pop filter, USB 2.0 cable (USB-C to USB-A, nylon-braided, 150 cm | 59 in)1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026In the box: Wave Neo, desktop stand, riser extension (10 cm | 3.9 in), pop filter and a USB 2.0 cable (USB-C to USB-A, nylon-braided, 150 cm | 59 in). Amazon calls the cable USB 3.0, which the maker page does not.

Microphone with Power Cord (1.5m), Foldable Mic Tripod, Mini Shock Mount, Pop Filter, Manual1Maker product pagetonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026Package list: Microphone with Power Cord(1.5m) * 1, Foldable Mic Tripod * 1, Mini Shock Mount * 1, Pop Filter * 1, Manual * 1. The reviews also list a foam windscreen and a service card.

Links

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Product page

www.elgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neo1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026

tonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphone1Maker product pagetonormic.com/products/tonor-tc-777-usb-microphoneRead 16 October 2026

Spec sheet

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Manual

www.elgato.com/explorer/products/wave/elgato-wave-neo-quick-start-guide2Owner's manualelgato.com/explorer/products/wave/elgato-wave-neo-quick-start-guideRead 20 October 2026Quick Start Guide in the Elgato explorer. The PDF is linked from it.

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EPREL registration numberiId in the EU energy label database. Each size or model of a series has its own id, so it is per variant.

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Warranty

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Manufacturer warranty (source market)iThe maker's warranty period for the exact SKU or configuration and market named in the source note. It applies only to that stated market, not every regional variant. Statutory consumer rights are excluded. The base term is stored. An extension that needs registration goes in the source note.

2years1Maker product pageelgato.com/us/en/p/wave-neoRead 20 October 2026FAQ: a two-year limited warranty. In the United States it is only valid when bought from Elgato.com or an authorized reseller.

2years2Retailer pageamazon.ca/dp/B07WLWN2ZTRead 16 October 2026The Amazon Canada item data prints Warranty Description 2 yeat warranty. Amazon US prints Two-year warranty. Both are retailer listings. The box service card is two years in the Random Momentania review.3Retailer pageamazon.com/dp/B07WLWN2ZTRead 16 October 2026Item data of the US listing: Warranty Description Two-year warranty. The US store of the maker lists a 30 day money back guarantee and no term. The current Amazon listing shows a revised design with a one-click mute button, a volume gear, a square pop filter and a 180 cm cable. The maker's store and all reviews show the original design, which is the one stored here. No document says when the revision started.6Reviewrandommomentania.comRead 16 October 2026The box holds a two-year service card. The reviewer had no mute or volume control on the microphone, only the computer input level.

Both are also in the API. Back to all microphones.