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Set name: MVX2U Gen 2
Features
- HIGH-PERFORMANCE XLR-TO-USB-C INTERFACE - Streamline your recording and streaming setups on desktop, tablet, or smartphone with clean, consistent audio across devices using any connected XLR microphone.
- ADVANCED AUDIO PROCESSING - Features onboard Shure Digital Audio Processing including Auto Level Mode, Real-Time Denoiser, and Digital Popper Stopper for zero-latency audio with any XLR microphone.
- AUTO LEVEL MODE - Automatically adjusts gain in real time with onboard DSP for consistent output. Choose your preferred tone from Dark, Natural, or Bright for tailored audio performance.
- PLUG-AND-PLAY CONVENIENCE - Instantly convert any dynamic or condenser XLR mic for professional podcasting or livestreaming. Provides up to +60 dB clean gain and 48V phantom power for your microphone.
- MOTIV APP COMPATIBILITY - Manage settings on desktop, smartphone, or tablet using MOTIV Mix, MOTIV Audio, and MOTIV Video apps. Activate audio processing, customize sound with tone, EQ, compression, and limiter for professional results.
Description
The MVX2U Gen 2 Digital Audio Interface offers the simplest way to record with an XLR microphone. MVX2U Gen 2 is a compact and mobile-friendly single-channel XLR-to-USB interface designed for recording or streaming on desktop or mobile devices using any XLR microphone. Onboard digital audio processing, powered via USB-C, ensures consistent sound across devices and in imperfect acoustic environments. Provides up to 60 dB of gain and 48 V phantom power for both dynamic and condenser XLR microphones. MFi certified for iPhone and iPad, and compatible with select Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android devices.
Brand: Shure
Compatible Devices: Microphone, Personal Computer, Smartphone, Tablet, XLR
Supported Software: Wide range of software compatible, no specific DAW software or versions mentioned
Connectivity Technology: USB
Number of Channels: 1
Compatible Devices: Microphone, Personal Computer, Smartphone, Tablet, XLR
Supported Software: Wide range of software compatible, no specific DAW software or versions mentioned
Connectivity Technology: USB
Number of Channels: 1
Operating System: Android, Windows, iOS, macOS
Audio Input: XLR
Maximum Sample Rate: 192 KHz
Item Weight: 100 g
Brand Name: Shure
Number of Items: 1
Number of Packs: 1
Item Highlight: MFi-certified XLR-to-USB-C interface for any XLR mic with portable setup and clean, noise-free recording
Manufacturer: Shure
UPC: 042406956291
Unit Count: 1 Count
Model Number: MVX2UG2
Manufacturer Part Number: MVX2UG2
Warranty Description: 2 year limited.
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Set name: MVX2U Gen 2
The Shure MVX2U Gen 2 is really awesome, and it's a Shure product so it's built like a tank! I connect it directly to the XLR connection on the microphone and to my MacBook Pro or iPhone, but you could easily connect it to an XLR cable of reasonable length if you wanted it to sit on your desk or if the yoke/shock mount of your microphone makes it cumbersome like on the SM7B/SM7dB and run it down the mic stand/arm a bit. And the 3.5mm stereo out could also be connected with a y-cable to a pair of powered monitors instead of headphones, at the end of the day this is a USB C audio interface. The main reason to buy this, however, is for the ultra portability, at its current price you could also get a Focusrite Solo (4th gen on sale, 3rd Gen for sure), Universal Audio Volt 1, or Rode AI-1; any of these three options would offer far more functionality along with a higher sample rate while still being relatively portable. I still think the fact that MVX2U could literally fit in your change pocket is impressive and it basically transforms any XLR microphone into a USB microphone. I could record with a Neumann condenser microphone (it does provide 48V phantom power) into Garageband on my iPhone, with this and a USB C cable, that's' pretty cool! The major con for me is that it maxes out at 24bit/48kHz sample rate, I really wish it did 24bit/96kHz, but that's not a deal breaker for me personally. I never used the Gen 1 version, but I know there were complaints of it not being recognized on all devices. It's worked great for me on my MacBook Pro M4 and iPhone 15, I have yet to try it with Windows (but plan to) or Android. The Motiv Mix app is really great, you get a healthy 60dB of gain from the mic preamp, the Real-Time Denoiser is fantastic, I might use some subtle EQ but that's about it, the Popper Stopper kills way too much low end IMO and I like to use Manual level. I've used it with a variety of mics; SM7dB with and without the built-preamp, SM57, M7X, Blue Ember, Neat Worker Bee 2 and they've all sounded great, clear with a relatively low noise floor. I think the value comes down to if you would be using this is in travel situations where taking an audio interface would be cumbersome, because you could get better features for the price with the aforementioned audio interfaces if it's just going to be used in your bedroom/office. I really like it and think the price is okay for what it does, easy five stars!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2026 by Theo
Set name: MVX2U Gen 1
Shure quality is the best quality, and the MVX2U is no exception. This little powerhouse completely exceeded my expectations. From the moment I unboxed it, I could tell it was built with the same attention to design and build quality that Shure is known for. The unit has a solid, premium feel, with a compact form factor that’s perfect for desktop or mobile setups without taking up unnecessary space. Setup was incredibly easy and intuitive. I plugged in my XLR mic, connected the included 1m USB-C cable, and within minutes I had crystal-clear sound routed directly into my DAW. No drivers, no fuss—just plug and play. The ShurePlus MOTIV desktop app adds even more control, giving me on-screen access to gain, EQ, limiter, and compression settings. Perfect for both beginners and advanced users who want real-time adjustments. The 60dB of gain from the integrated preamp is a game-changer—especially for dynamic mics like the SM7B that usually need a separate booster. No Cloudlifter needed here. It also provides 48V phantom power, so condenser mics work flawlessly too. That level of versatility is what really makes this interface stand out. Whether you're recording vocals, voiceover, podcasting, streaming, or live Zoom calls, the MVX2U adapts seamlessly. The zero-latency headphone monitoring is fantastic. Monitoring in real time with no delay makes tracking so much more natural and professional. The headphone jack itself is clean and well-powered—it doesn’t feel like an afterthought like with some cheaper interfaces. I also love that the unit is USB-powered, so no need for an external power supply. This makes it extremely portable and travel-friendly, yet it doesn’t sacrifice on performance or sound quality. Considering the power, portability, and the fact that it replaces multiple pieces of gear in one sleek interface, the value for money is outstanding. If you’re looking for a compact, high-quality solution to connect your XLR mic to your computer without compromising sound, this is the one. Highly, highly recommended. Whether you're a content creator, podcaster, musician, or just upgrading your mic game, the MVX2U will not disappoint.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2025 by DSC
Set name: MVX2U Gen 1
1. 3 Shure MVX2U XLR-to-USB audio interfaces purchased, 2 good, 1 bad. 2. Great for a small recording setup, affordable. 3. Software to adjust/use the interface is untested, as well as the monitoring functions. 4. Audacity is used, on my end, in a Linux OS setup. 5. Not recommended for smartphone use, however, today's smartphones might be able to handle the load. 6. Stick to manufacturer purchases, if possible. I have been stung twice, one was recoverable. 7. Return process is not friendly, in my opinion. Review/Opinion: For my recording needs, this audio interface has been a great find for the money. I have not experiencing distortion or clipping when playing loudly into my mic. The interface/mic setup picks up every nuance in its vicinity and will help me tune my tone as I journey through the sax world. I cannot say how the interface matches up to a professional setup, however, matched to a SM58 Shure microphone and powered through a laptop using Audacity as the DAW, I have found no issues, IF you get one that works, lol. That is most likely an issue out of Shure's hands as one of the three was a 3rd party buy. I do not use a recommended operating system for their proprietary software to adjust or fine tune the interface during recordings, and frankly I do not need it, so I also cannot speak on the quality and usability of software. You are able to download that from their site if interested. On another note, this little sucker is heavy for its size- it makes me want to disassemble it to see what is in it! Setup: Overall, setup for me was super easy: plug the usb-c cable into a usb-c port, hook up the XLR cable to the microphone, check/setup input device(s) for the OS, check/setup Audacity inputs, test and troubleshoot where necessary. I have tried a usb-c to usb-a (USB 3.0) adapter that is rated for 10GB/s. This has also worked for me as well to power and communicate through the supplied usb-c cable. Microphone setup was seamless. Hook up the XLR cable, done. You also have the option of hooking this device directly up to the microphone's XLR port. Note: I have not tried this setup though, but it can be done. I will report in this review that the one MVX2U that did not work powered up, went green, but did not recognize devices. I thought about firmware, however, that was a moot point as the only fw available is out-dated. I figure someone burnt up something in the device, returned it, the 3rd party did a power test without checking for usability, and sent it back out. So, I will eventually send that one back but its not on my to-do list because it requires finding a Staples or UPS store to play tag with or pay for a label to have UPS pick it up, which is a PIA to me. Ease of use: My experience has been great with this device. It works very well through a laptop or old computer setup with Audacity installed on a lightweight Linux distro. I am not an expert on clarity and such, however, for my requirements, the clarity is fine for recording my instrument. It is not as sensitive to my voice as i would like. That, however, could be mic setup distance and/or my voice, as my voice can be quite soft especially when concentrating on the instrument. I am unable to speak on the monitoring features of this interface as I am only using it to record from the microphone. As a note: I was unable to do this setup through a smartphone, specifically the Samsung S8, which was to be expected. The product does what I want. It is easy to setup, just plug it in. It is affordable compared to other options available and the quality feels like it is there. Even with the hiccup with the bum device I received, I still give this 5 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2025 by SLW
Set name: MVX2U Gen 1
I'm testing this with an MKH-416 and Earthworks Ethos and it's been fantastic for video conferencing use. Note that while this DOES work on an iPhone 15 Pro Max via USB-C, the Shure MOTIV app currently DOES NOT support this model as of Nov 28 2023, so as far as I know, the DSP settings won't work -- not sure if config is saved on the device, meaning that one could configure this on a PC then plug in via mobile and have the DSP still work, or if it only does phantom power, but it definitely does do phantom power on mobile which is huge -- no batteries or external power supply or bulky interface required. The form factor is phenomenal, it fits in a shirt pocket, on a boom pole, on the end of a cable, or wherever you need it. The built-in monitoring option is excellent, again here for tasks like interviews or mobile film-making with pro-level audio. I haven't had a chance to see if two of them would work with an M1 iPad Pro or something, but that might be a viable alternative to something like a CEntrance Mixerface / PASport VO if you need two mics and don't want to run something bigger like a RodeCaster Pro ii. I'm glad I waited for this version and didn't settle for the original X2u that was sold out for a long time. The onboard limiter, compressor, EQ, and high-pass are great for amateurs and pros alike, and these were very easy to configure using the desktop app. One small improvement for the app could be some nice simple metering to show the impact of DSP changes in real-time, but it's easy enough to do your own testing to figure out what works for your setup. In terms of the preamp, it feels very much "good enough" and I didn't notice any discernible difference between it and the MixerFace that lives on my desk for conferencing, which has their high-quality "Jasmine" preamps. This plus an SM58, SM7B, RE20, S-Mic 2, MX183, DPA 4066, etc is going to be a million times better than using a junky headset or Blue Yeti type mic, and the fact that it has built-in DSP that does what used to take some serious rackmount equipment to handle well cannot over overstated. Great job Shure, now just add support for this to the mobile app! In summary, if you want to plug a nice real XLR mic into your computer, phone, or tablet and have it sound great with minimal fuss in a super-compact package, this is the one to get. Nothing else on the market at the moment compares at any price, since this form factor is pretty unique.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2023 by Anon
Set name: MVX2U Gen 2
Great little unit! The quick start guide says this but it bears repeating, there are desktop/Mac/mobile apps available that you will need to install in order to update the firmware. Was easy and quick. I bought this because I started using my Shure SM4 microphone on my PC for gamer reasons and didn’t want to dedicate my Scarlet 2i2 to the cause. Got this unit, which provides the 48v phantom power a lot of mics need, and plugged it in to the microphone directly and ran a data-grade USB-C cable to my PC. Did the firmware update and it was off to the races!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2026 by Mr./Mrs. B.
Set name: MVX2U Gen 1
To be honest I am shocked reading other reviews that this Pre-amp of 60db is enough for SM7B. It's NOT! I have connected this interface to a Mac, and with a max pre-amp of 60db, the mic was still very quiet. I had to keep it near my mouth and almost yell at it to get a decent -15 -10dB input level. I was shocked, like how come??? Why is it so freaking quiet? Why is nobody talking about it? After additional research, I stumbled upon a little device called "Cloudlifter" which adds 25 db of clean gain. After I connected it FINALLY I have a good amount of gain, that I can adjust and make it lower in application settings if needed. In Auto mode, the software now manages the mic level pretty well. No matter if am I far from a microphone or move closer, the Sure MOTIV app manages the gain level keeping it very strong but not going to the clippings. So, if you just bought SM7B and you reading this, just know that you need Cloudlifter to get a stable, strong, and manageable input signal on your Mac. Otherwise, it will be quiet. I have tested this interface and Scarlet Solo (4th gen), and I like this one more. It gave a more rich juicy tone compared to Scarlet. I have shaved off one star because Shure dropped support of ShurePlus MOTIV app telling to switch to a new app called Motiv MIX. But that app is still in beta and based on the reviews has tons of bugs on Mac so I have afraid to even try it. So I ll stay with MOTIV app for now. Other than that, I love a new mic, but this upgrade was more costly than I expected.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Set name: MVX2U Gen 1
Bought a couple of these to feed microphone inputs into a computer used for streaming (using OBS software). The work perfectly. The utility program for these is quite handy and easy to use.
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2026 by K. Holladay
Set name: MVX2U Gen 2
If you're a content creator and you want good quality audio and want to use an XLR microphone, this is a fantastic option.
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2026 by Ruben Baez