CLAW unveils GM43 RGB mic for streamers, creators

CLAW, a well-known name in India’s gaming and audio peripherals market, has launched the GM43 Dynamic RGB Gaming Microphone, aimed at streamers, podcasters, gamers, and digital creators. Priced at Rs. 3,990, the plug-and-play microphone is now available via Originshop.co.in and Amazon. in.

The GM43 is built around a dynamic capsule with a wide 50Hz–16kHz frequency response and a cardioid pickup pattern to capture focused, clear vocals with minimal background noise. This makes it particularly suited for content creators working in home studios or noisy environments.

Connectivity is a key strength of the GM43. It features dual output interfaces — USB Type-C and XLR — allowing direct integration with PCs, Macs, gaming consoles, or professional audio interfaces. The 192kHz/24-bit resolution ensures rich lows, smooth mids, and crisp highs for broadcast-quality audio across platforms.

What sets the GM43 apart are its creator-centric controls. Onboard features include a tap-to-mute LED-backlit button, a live audio monitoring output, a gain control dial, and a long-press toggle for switching between mic and headphone volume. These real-time adjustments help streamline recording sessions and maintain focus.

To complement its technical capabilities, the microphone comes with customisable dynamic RGB lighting, adding a visual flair to gaming or streaming setups. It also includes practical accessories such as a pop filter, a 2m USB-A/USB-C to USB-C cable, and a desktop base stand, offering an out-of-the-box solution for immediate use.

With the GM43, CLAW blends function and style, offering a compelling tool for India’s growing creator economy. From gaming to podcasting, it aims to deliver professional-level audio without complexity or additional software requirements.

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