Elgato releases new Wave Go wireless microphone — here’s how it works
Elgato has launched the Wave Go, its first wireless microphone, priced at $99.99. The device features a convertible clip-on and handheld design, allowing creators to record audio in multiple configurations. As part of Elgato’s Wave ecosystem—a collection of premium audio equipment for streamers, content creators, and gamers—the Wave Go promises studio-level audio quality, processing, and routing capabilities.
The microphone connects via USB-C to mobile phones, enabling users to record and process professional-grade audio from anywhere. This portable design and flexible connectivity appeal to streamers and creators who need studio-quality recording without being tied to a desktop setup. The device’s convertible form factor allows for both handheld and clip-on recording scenarios, making it suitable for various content creation workflows.
The Wave Go represents Elgato’s expansion into the wireless microphone market, complementing its existing audio equipment lineup. By combining portability with studio-level audio processing, the product targets content creators working across multiple platforms and environments. The $99.99 price point positions it as an accessible entry point for professional audio recording, democratizing studio-quality sound for creators at various experience levels.