Some Android phones I have owned fortunately included this OTG adapter. To use the RØDE NT-USB Mini with an older Android device with an older USB connection (but supporting USB audio), you can use the included USB-C USB-A cable together with an OTG Y-adapter to connect from USB-A female to the USB connector on your phone (often Micro USB and infrequently with Mini USB).To use the RØDE NT-USB Mini with a modern Android device with USB-C connection, you should use a direct USB-C USB-C cable.I suspect that the RØDE NT-USB Mini will also work fine with Chromebooks too, as I have used several other USB microphones and interfaces with Chromebooks with no problems. All of my test recordings you’ll hear ahead were made with a laptop running macOS Catalina 10.15 using Hindenburg Journalist Pro (covered in many articles). RØDE officially offers the NT-USB Mini to be compatible with Android, iOS, iPadOS, macOS and Windows. Multiplatform compatibility, connections and power Of course, listen to the test recordings too.Ībove graphic courtesy of RØDE. Read ahead to learn how this mic interfaces and functions via USB with standard computers and mobile devices and how its inboard latency-free monitoring works. I had seen and heard so many reviews where the NT-USB Mini sounded wonderful, but suffered from severe plosives, so I was anxious to try the NT-USB Mini together with the WS2. I also used the optional tabletop tripod stand from RØDE rather than the unique magnetic base which comes included. Here is my review of the US$99 RØDE NT-USB Mini microphone with optional ≈US$20 WS2 windscreen, which is also from RODE.
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