Redragon SOLARA GM307 – Dynamic Broadcast Microphone, USB-C and XLR, RGB, Boom Arm Included

The Redragon SOLARA GM307 is a dynamic broadcast microphone with both USB-C and XLR outputs, supplied with its own boom arm. Dynamic is the important word – a moving coil capsule hears far less of the room than a condenser does, which is why radio studios and podcast setups use them and why this is the microphone to buy if you record in a normal untreated room with a keyboard, a fan and a family in it. Totot ships the Redragon SOLARA GM307 across the UAE with a 1-year warranty and fixed 10 AED Aramex delivery.

A dynamic capsule that ignores your room

Condenser microphones are sensitive by design, which is wonderful in a treated studio and a problem in a bedroom – they pick up the air conditioner, the mechanical keyboard and the neighbour. The moving coil element in the Redragon SOLARA GM307 is far less sensitive to sound arriving from the sides and rear, so with a cardioid pattern and the mic close to your mouth, most of the room simply does not make it into the recording. That is a bigger upgrade to perceived quality than any amount of post processing.

USB-C now, XLR when you outgrow it

The Redragon SOLARA GM307 has both a USB-C output for direct connection to a computer and a balanced XLR output for an audio interface or a mixer. That matters because it means the microphone does not become obsolete the day you buy an interface – you keep it and change the cable. Over USB it is plug and play with no driver on Windows and macOS; over XLR it behaves as a normal dynamic microphone. A 3.5 mm headphone jack provides zero latency monitoring on the USB path.

Gain, monitoring, one-key mute and a boom arm in the box

Both microphone gain and monitoring level are physical dials on the Redragon SOLARA GM307, and mute is a single key rather than a menu. Nine RGB lighting modes run along the body. The boom arm is included, which is genuinely unusual – it clamps to the desk, keeps the microphone at mouth height without a stand in front of your monitor, and removes desk vibration from the signal path. Body dimensions are 174 x 56 x 130 mm at 731 grams, with a 2.2 metre cable.

Who should buy this microphone

The Redragon SOLARA GM307 is for podcasters, streamers and voiceover artists recording in a real room rather than a studio, and for anyone who plans to move to an audio interface later. If your room is quiet and you want maximum detail and multiple pickup patterns, a condenser like the Redragon STELLARIS GM306 is the better tool. If you just need a clear voice for Discord and calls, the Redragon PULSAR GM303 costs far less.

Below are the full technical details and box contents for Redragon SOLARA GM307, taken from the official Redragon specification.

Redragon SOLARA GM307: Technical Details

• Model: GM307 SOLARA
• Type: Dynamic broadcast microphone
• Capsule: Dynamic moving coil
• Polar pattern: Cardioid
• Sample rate: 48 kHz
• Frequency response: 80 Hz to 15 kHz
• Sensitivity: -52 dB
• Connections: USB-C and XLR
• Monitoring: 3.5 mm headphone output, real time
• Controls: Microphone gain dial, monitoring gain dial, one-key mute
• Lighting: RGB, 9 modes
• Dimensions: 174 x 56 x 130 mm
• Weight: 731 g
• Cable: 2.2 m
• Colour: Black
• In the box: Microphone, boom arm, cable, manual
• Warranty: 1-year warranty from Totot

FAQ – Redragon SOLARA GM307

Is Redragon SOLARA GM307 an original sealed product?

Yes. Every Redragon SOLARA GM307 we ship is 100% original Redragon stock sourced through authorised distribution, sealed in its retail box – never a refurbished unit or an unchecked grey import.

Dynamic or condenser – which do I need?

If you record in an untreated room with background noise, choose dynamic. The Redragon SOLARA GM307 hears far less of the room than a condenser, so your keyboard, fan and household stay out of the recording. If your space is quiet and you want the airiest, most detailed capture, a condenser such as the Redragon STELLARIS GM306 is the better choice.

Why does it have both USB-C and XLR?

So it survives your next upgrade. Plug the Redragon SOLARA GM307 into a computer over USB-C today with no interface and no driver; if you later buy an audio interface or a mixer, switch to the balanced XLR output and keep the same microphone.

Is the boom arm really included?

Yes. The Redragon SOLARA GM307 ships with its own desk clamp boom arm, which normally costs extra with a microphone at this level. It keeps the mic at mouth height, out of your monitor sightline, and isolates it from desk knocks.

How fast is delivery in the UAE?

Totot ships Redragon SOLARA GM307 nationwide via Aramex for a fixed AED 10, with cash on delivery, Tabby and Tamara available at checkout. Orders placed before the daily cut-off are typically handed to the courier the same working day.

Order Redragon SOLARA GM307 from Totot

Looking for Redragon SOLARA GM307 at the best price in the UAE? Redragon SOLARA GM307 ships nationwide with fixed 10 AED Aramex delivery, cash on delivery and Tabby or Tamara instalments, backed by a 1-year warranty from Totot. Browse more in our Gaming collection and Gaming Microphones, or see the official Redragon GM307 page for full manufacturer detail.

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