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Your cart is empty.Created for broadcast and media production applications, the BRH441M-LC features a single-side circumaural ear cup that eliminates background noise. The dynamic cardioid microphone delivers natural, clear vocal reproduction. With a flip-up mute function that deactivates the microphone when lifted, the flexible boom can be worn on either side. Please note: The version of this product that included a bare whip cable has been discontinued. Only the version without a cable is available. Cables are not included with the current model, BRH441M-LC. Cables are available separately.
Andrew T Helms
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2023
I recently launched a Facebook Live broadcast company, and this headset is a the staple behind it. I have used it live multiple times, as well as my daily for online meetings and streaming. The audio quality is great and it is hard to beat a company like Shure. They will be getting my business for studio mics when the time comes.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on May 28, 2018
it is ok
Kyle Martin Theed
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2018
This is a great sounding product over all. I cant say enough good things about the headset, It sounds like im having a face to faceconversation
Stephen W.
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2017
Using this in a house of worship environment with an existing comms system. I bought the 4pin female XLR Cable separately and works like a charm. This headset is much clearer sounding than the other mics used in the system. The only downside is the one Can is a bit heavy on just the one side but you do get used to it pretty fast. The flip up mic to mute is the best feature of this headset. All headsets should include it!
Jon
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2016
This is a great headset, very sturdy construction and the sound quality is exceptional. However, the sensitivity of this mic may be lower than what you're expecting. When speaking at a normal volume, with the mic properly positioned about 1/2" from the corner of your mouth, the output is very low. With the gain turned up to max on both the and USB pre-amps, people could barely hear me on my webcast practice session. I had to hunt for the specs buried in a PDF on Shure's website which states the sensitivity is:"(@ 1 kHz, open circuit voltage) -67.0 dBV/Pa* (0.45 minimum) *1 Pa - 94 dB SPL"I think that would be fine if I was reporting at a loud outdoor event where i'd be speaking more loudly, this would actually drown out the background noise better than a more sensitive mic.However for indoor use, this was way too low. I can't be shouting in my office whenever i need to do a recording.I switched this with the which has a sensitivity of -57dB and it picks up my normal speaking volume perfectly.So, just consider your use case before buying this.
Indy
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2016
Feels cheap, the headpiece (across the top of your head) is uncomfortable for longer than 10 minutes, the thin plastic broke where the earpiece articulates. We bought 4 of these for our busy cardiac cath lab and two broke within the first two weeks of use. I've used $250 aviation headsets that are WAY more comfortable.
Jimmy Deese
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2014
This broadcast quality headset , lives up to the Shure Brand reputation, Outta the box and ready to talk !
cc
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2014
amazingly comfortable headset! NOT FLIMSYjust some notes about what it comes with in the box, since it is VERY hard to find that out anywhere-Books and such-Headset WITH boom mic POP filter (decent quality, no need to buy a different one)-detachable cable with UNTERMINATED ENDSThis means the ends are BARE WIRES, you will have to do one of two things:1. Buy the detachable cable from Shure or somewhere else that has the correct ends for your setup ($50+)2. Buy your own ends and get out your soldering ironI decided to buy my own ends and solder them onto the cable connectors, much cheaper solution. These headphones are sold this way, so AV techs are not forced to use a certain cable or plug with them, since some places may even hardwire these into a mixer board or something.No need to deduct a star for the unterminated ends, as they are designed and sold for Pro level users. would have been convenient for me personally to already have the XLR/3.5mm(or 1/4") cable with it, but it wasn't too big of a deal to make that happen myself.What to buy for option 2:XLR male end (for the mic)3.5mm or 1/4" male (for the headphones)
Kenneth Norris
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2014
Sound quality is as good as it gets in this type of headset, also very comfortable for long sessions, but I don't understand unterminated cable...why on Earth would it not have XLR and TRS cable ends?
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