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A quality USB microphone will deliver better sound than your PC or Mac's built-in mic. Here is a roundup of the best offerings available on the market today. The Best USB Microphones for Crisp Audio and Static-Free Skype Calls. USB headset with adjustable headband and microphone for Mac USB technology providing enhanced digital sound quality Ergonomic design with soft ear pads for comfortable extensive use Easy to reach inline volume control with mute button Ideal for handsfree use with iChat and Messenger, online gaming or enjoying music. I just bought a Logitech USB headset to use with Camtasia. I have Windows 8.1. I set the headset to be the default audio device for the computer.

I need a simply jack Mic unamplified physically connected to my Mac Mini (late 2012 model) through Audio-IN and it doesn't work. I also tried the original iPhone's headphones to no avail and I wonder if this is normal? Does the Mac Mini require a USB microphone or can I use the with another type of microphone? UPDATE 10/14: I tried using a 3 channel splitter like this then I plugged my speakers and my earphones with mic but nothing to do, mic still doesn't work.

(maybe just because this splitter has a 3 channel male jack but it's a normal 2 ch; I bought it for 2€ from China so it's possible.). My Mini is mid-2011.

In System Preferences->Sound if offers: Output: - Internal Speakers Input: - Line-in I tried to use a simple Logitech headset (which I use on my PC) with, but it didn't work - simply nothing happens when I plug it in, Preferences stay the same, and no sound is heard. Today I tried different, the one that came with LG G4 smartphone. And it works. As soon as I plug it in, the System Preferences->Sound changes. System Preferences->Sound now shows: Output: - Headphones Input: - External Microphone - Line-in When I select External Microphone, it records nicely.

So, it depends very much on the headset.

This headphone/headset that is equipped with a mic does not work properly when I connect it to the audio input opening. The headphone/headset is only equipped with one plug (is this the proper term?). When I adjust the audio setting (apple icon--> System Preferences --> Sound --> select 'Input' tab --> highlight ' Line in; Audio line-in port') I can only hear sounds through the headphone but the mic portion does not pic up. If I hit the mic portion I see the bars move, that would indicate some sound being picked up. However, when I try to use the mic, through Mac Office Powerpoint 2010, the sound (if received through the mic) does not pick up. Why is this happening? Do I need some extra external component for the microphone part of the headset to work or do something extra in the System Preference area?

Please help because I need to complete this project A.S.A.P. Welcome to Apple Support Communities. Your combined headphone/mic plug probably has four 'bands' including the tip. Does your MacBook have one or two audio mini-jack inputs? If it has one jack, you should be OK, but your headset mic could be defective. Have you tried a different combined mic/headset?

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Older MacBooks have two separate jacks for audio input and headphones. 'Line in' audio expects an amplified audio source as input, such as a microphone attached to an external amplifier, or an iPod output through a stereo cable with a mini-plug on each end. Your headphone mic is probably not amplified. This screen capture shows a (blue dot) peak audio indicator with a (mono) amplified mic as input. If you have an unamplified mic, you likely won't get ANY sound indication from Line In, even tapping directly on the mic.