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Wired microphones transmit audio signals through physical cables, resulting in relatively high signal quality and minimal loss. This enables wired microphones to typically provide clearer and more accurate sound quality, especially in recording and performance settings that require high fidelity. In terms of cost, wired microphones are usually cheaper than wireless microphones. This is because wireless microphones require additional wireless transmitters and receivers, which increases manufacturing costs. In addition, wireless microphones also require regular battery replacement or charging, which increases the cost of use.

When the handheld microphone has poor contact, the following measures can be taken to solve it:

Check the connection: Ensure that the microphone is connected correctly and not loose or not fully inserted. ‌

Clean microphone interface: Use a clean soft cloth to gently wipe the microphone interface and device interface to ensure that there is no dust or dirt causing poor contact. ‌

Replace cable or adapter: If the cable is damaged or aged, consider replacing it with a new cable or adapter. ‌

Restarting the device: Sometimes, a simple restart of the device can solve some temporary technical problems. ‌

Check device settings: Ensure that the microphone is correctly set as the default input device in the device settings and is not muted. ‌

Update driver: Visit the official website of the device manufacturer to download and install the latest audio driver to ensure compatibility with the operating system. ‌

Professional maintenance: If none of the above methods can solve the problem, it may be necessary to send the microphone to a professional maintenance center for inspection and repair. ‌

By following the above steps, most issues with poor microphone contact can be resolved. If the problem persists, please contact our sales engineer.

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