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Product guide

TONOR TD-510 Dynamic USB/XLR Microphone

The TONOR TD-510 is a dynamic microphone with USB and XLR connections for podcasting, live streaming and gaming. USB is described as plug-and-play, while XLR is intended for use with an audio interface or mixer, so it can suit either a direct computer setup or a separate audio chain.

At a glance

USB connection is described as plug-and-play for a desktop or laptop. XLR can connect to an audio interface or mixer.
USB-mode controls include mute and volume adjustment. The listing also describes a 3.5mm headphone jack for monitoring.
The unidirectional pattern is intended to focus pickup towards the speaker, according to the listing.

Price

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Reference price: ~~£59.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

USB and XLR outputs offer a direct computer connection or use with compatible audio equipment.
The stated package includes both a USB cable and an XLR cable.
USB-mode mute and volume controls, plus headphone monitoring, are useful for recording and streaming setups.

Technical specifications

19 specifications

Identity
Brand	TONOR
Model	TD-510
Microphone type	Dynamic mic
Polar pattern	Unidirectional
Colour	Black

Connectivity and controls
Connection types	USB, XLR
Special features	1-Touch Recording, Mute Function, Runs on Plug-In Power, Voice Activated Recording, Volume Control
Number of channels	1
Headphone connection	3.5mm headphone jack

Audio
Audio sensitivity	95 Decibels
Impedance	600 Ohms
Signal-to-noise ratio	95 dB
Frequency response	14000 Hz
Frequency range	50-14000

Compatibility and power
Compatible devices	Gaming Console, Laptop, MAC, Personal Computer, Voice Recorder
Power configuration	Corded Electric

Dimensions and construction
Enclosure material	Alloy Steel, Zinc
Dimensions listed	21.5 x 13 x 8.5 centimetres
Weight listed	912 Grams

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Listing details are inconsistent about the frequency specification: one field gives a 50-14000 range and another lists 14000 Hz, while feature text claims 60Hz-17KHz. The listing also describes the pattern as both unidirectional and cardioid. Treat these as unconfirmed rather than settled specifications. Controls are described for USB mode, and XLR use requires an audio interface or mixer. The listed channel count does not establish simultaneous multi-microphone use.

What’s in the box

Included

1 x Dynamic Microphone
1 x Foam Cover
1 x XLR Cable
1 x USB Cable
1 x Manual

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Podcast, streaming and gaming users who want the choice of USB computer connection or XLR audio equipment.
Buyers who want mute and volume controls and headphone monitoring in USB mode.

Less suited to

Buyers who need a wireless microphone.
Buyers who require a confirmed frequency-response specification before purchase.

TONOR TD-510 Dynamic USB/XLR Microphone · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.5 / 5 · 945 ratings

5 stars74%74%
4 stars15%15%
3 stars7%7%
2 stars1%1%
1 star3%3%

Customer feedback highlights build quality, ease of setup and perceived value, but sound quality and functionality receive mixed comments. Some customers report clear sound while others find it too quiet, and opinions on noise rejection vary. For a buyer choosing between the listed USB and XLR setups, those sound-level concerns matter more than the claimed noise-reduction features, particularly when deciding whether the microphone suits their recording chain.

Positive themes

Customers describe the build quality positively.
Customers report that setup and use are straightforward.
Some customers consider it a budget-friendly option.

Negative themes

Some customers say the microphone sounds too quiet.

Mixed feedback

Sound quality and functionality receive mixed feedback.
Customer views on noise rejection vary, and some are unsure how well noise cancellation works.

Frequently asked questions

Can the TD-510 connect by USB and XLR?

The listing specifies USB and XLR connections. USB is described as plug-and-play, while XLR requires an audio interface or mixer.

Does it have mute and volume controls?

The listing describes mute and volume adjustment in USB mode. It says a long press of the mute button switches between microphone and headphone volume control.

Is headphone monitoring available?

The listing specifies a 3.5mm headphone jack for real-time monitoring.

What comes in the package?

The stated contents are one dynamic microphone, one foam cover, one XLR cable, one USB cable and one manual.