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Review: GXT 238 Auron Illuminated USB Gaming Microphone

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Here is our review of the GXT 238 Auron Illuminated USB Gaming Microphone from GXTrust.

Featuring a cardioid recording pattern, this USB gaming microphone captures your voice with crisp, professional clarity, and it comes with a windshield and shock mount included to keep unwanted noise out of your stream. Next-level content creation, right out of the box.

Take control with a single tap. The Auron’s tap-to-mute function gives you instant silence whenever you need it, with RGB lighting that switches to red to confirm you’re muted. There’s also a rainbow cycle RGB mode if you just want to add a bit of flair to your desk setup.

Monitor your own voice through the built-in headphone output, stay perfectly positioned with the adjustable metal stand, and get connected in seconds thanks to the 1.8m USB-C-C cable and included USB-C-A converter. Streaming made simple.

Features

  • Cardioid pickup pattern captures clear, focused vocals.
  • Tap-to-mute button with red LED confirmation when muted.
  • Rainbow cycle RGB lighting mode for a personalised setup.
  • Built-in headphone output for real-time monitoring.
  • Adjustable metal stand keeps the mic perfectly positioned.
  • Windshield and shock mount included to cut background noise.
  • 1.8m USB-C-C cable plus USB-C-A converter for instant plug-and-play.

What’s in the box?

The box contains the GXT 238 Auron microphone, the foam windshield, the shock mount, the adjustable metal desk stand, the 1.8m USB-C-C cable, the USB-C-A converter, and a quick start guide.

A Closer Look

Final Thoughts

The Auron is compact and finished entirely in black, so it looks the part on any desk without dominating it. The RGB ring around the base cycles smoothly through colours, and it’s bright enough to notice on camera without being distracting. The metal stand feels sturdy rather than flimsy, and the mute button sits right on top where you’d expect it, with a satisfying, tactile press.

The GXT 238 Auron is a small microphone, but it doesn’t feel like a budget one. The cardioid pattern does a good job of focusing on your voice and rejecting noise from the sides and rear, and with the windshield fitted, plosives and breath pops are kept well under control.

The tap-to-mute function is genuinely handy. One tap and you’re silent, the ring glows red, and one more tap and you’re back live. No fumbling for a software toggle mid-stream.

Setup takes seconds. Plug in the USB-C-C cable, or use the supplied USB-C-A converter if your PC only has USB-A ports, and the mic is instantly recognised with no drivers to install. The adjustable metal stand lets you angle the mic exactly where you want it, and the headphone output means you can monitor your own voice in real time without any noticeable lag.

The rainbow cycle RGB mode is a nice touch if you want your setup to look a bit more lively, and it can just as easily be turned off if you’d rather keep things understated.

For the price, the GXT 238 Auron punches well above its weight. It’s an easy microphone to recommend to anyone starting out in streaming or content creation who wants a noticeable step up in audio quality without a complicated setup.

The Trust GXT 238 Auron Illuminated USB Gaming Microphone is available now priced around €49.99 and comes in Black.

You can learn more from the Trust website here.

Andrew Edney
Andrew Edney
I am the owner and editor of this site. I have been interested in gadgets and tech since I was a little kid. I have also written a number of books on various tech subjects. I also blogged for The Huffington Post and for FHM. And I am honoured to have been a Microsoft MVP since January 2008, including as an Xbox MVP until 2023.

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