Zoom audio gear

Zoom H1 Handy Recorder

Zoom H4essential

Studio & Recording

The Zoom H4essential is a portable four-track recorder designed for creators who need flexible field and on-location capture. As part of Zoom’s Essential Series, it features 32-bit float recording and dual XLR/TRS inputs, along with built-in X/Y microphones for stereo capture. The device can record to an SD card and stream or function as a 4-in/2-out USB audio interface when connected to a computer or mobile device via USB-C. Key capabilities include gain adjustment during recording, AI noise reduction to reduce steady background noise, and MP3 recording for convenient file sharing. Its onboard mixer and waveform display help manage and monitor levels in real time. The unit also supports phantom power on the XLR/TRS inputs and delivers a sound pressure capability up to 130 dB SPL with its XY mics, suitable for loud live or on-location scenarios. Typical use cases include music recording, podcasts, location sound, and sound design or reportage. The H4essential can be paired with accessories and apps for remote control and timecode options, and its built-in speaker provides quick reference playback.

Zoom MS-70CDR

Effect Pedals

Zoom H5studio

Studio & Recording

The H5studio is a handheld recorder that sits in Zoom’s line of handheld recorders, voice recorders, and audio interfaces. It features studio-grade preamps, 32-bit float recording, and offers a 4-in/2-out USB audio interface with 32-bit float support. The device records to microSD cards and has large 19.4 mm XY microphones for stereo capture. Key capabilities include up to 6 tracks recorded simultaneously (4 individual tracks plus a stereo mix, with stereo mix limited to 96 kHz), and advanced look-ahead limiters to help prevent distortion. The inputs include two locking XLR/TRS jacks that support +48V phantom power and +4 dBu line level, along with a 3.5 mm stereo input and a 3.5 mm stereo line out. A USB-C connection enables digital interfacing with computers and mobile devices. Typical use scenarios involve capturing multi-mic recordings with flexible monitoring options. The H5studio provides real-time waveform monitoring on a full-color LCD, a headphone output, a line-out, onboard speaker for quick previews, and compatibility with various capsules and timecode accessories for synchronized workflows.

Zoom MS-70CDR+

Effect Pedals

The Zoom MS-70CDR+ is a multi-effects stompbox designed for guitar and bass, offering a broad range of spatial effects. It combines chorus, delay, and reverb with a suite of modulation, dynamics, and filter effects, organized into categories with a color-coded LCD and four footswitches for easy real-time control. The unit supports up to 6 effects simultaneously and features 100 patch memories plus 80 presets to provide quick inspiration and recall. Key features include 43 chorus/modulation options, 29 mono and stereo delays with up to 4 seconds of delay time, and 33 studio-quality reverbs ranging from spring to large hall and arena spaces. A total of 44 dynamic and filter effects complement the signal chain, enabling a wide palette of textures. Patch memories store effect orders, on/off states, and parameter values, and changes can be saved automatically with Auto Save. The MS-70CDR+ can be powered by two AA batteries or an AC adapter, and includes USB Type-C connectivity for power and data, as well as USB MIDI capabilities for remote patch changes via MIDI-compatible gear. Typical use cases include live performance setups requiring versatile, hands-free control with footswitches, stereo input and output for processed sounds, and expandable tone shaping through the Handy Guitar Lab app. The device is built with a sturdy metal frame and provides user-friendly navigation for editing patches, adjusting parameters, and managing library sounds.

Zoom MS-50G

Effect Pedals

Zoom H3-VR

Studio & Recording

The Zoom H3-VR is a portable handheld recorder positioned in the category of recorders and VR audio devices. It features a built-in Ambisonic microphone array and acts as both a recorder and an onboard Ambisonics encoder/decoder, designed for capturing 360-degree audio for VR, AR, and mixed-reality projects. The device records Ambisonics up to 24 bit/96 kHz and also offers stereo binaural and standard stereo recording options, with onboard decoding to export Ambisonics B-format files directly. A key part of its design is onboard processing that handles encoding and decoding without needing a computer, and it provides live monitoring in stereo binaural or through Ambisonics playback during playback. It supports USB 2.0 Audio Interface Mode to serve as a USB mic for computers or iOS devices, and its 360-degree capability is complemented by software for post-production to convert Ambisonics into stereo, binaural, or 5.1 surround formats. The H3-VR is compact and designed to be easily positioned on location, with a 6-axis motion sensor for automatic mic position detection and level adjustment to align audio with video. Power is supplied by two AA batteries (over 11 hours) or USB bus power, and it records to SD cards up to 512 GB. Typical use cases include VR/360 video shoots, live streaming in 360 degrees, and conference-style capture when used with compatible adapters.

Zoom H1essential Portable Recorder

Zoom B3

Zoom 9010

The Zoom 9010 is a versatile multi-track recorder designed for musicians and sound engineers, offering high-quality audio recording and playback.

Zoom H1 XLR

Studio & Recording

The Zoom H1 XLR is a portable handheld recorder that also functions as an audio interface, part of Zoom’s pocket-studio lineup. It features two locking XLR/TRS combo inputs and a 3.5mm stereo input, enabling connection of microphones, stereo board feeds, instruments, on-camera mics, lavaliers, and other sources. The device supports on-device playback and monitoring via a 3.5mm headphone jack and built-in speaker, with a real-time waveform display on a high-contrast OLED screen for quick reference. Recording is designed to be straightforward and reliable, using 32-bit float recording and dual AD converters to preserve detail across a wide dynamic range. The unit can capture stereo or mono files, and it offers line-level operation to record clip-free signals from mixers or line outputs. As an interface, it can connect to a PC, Mac, iOS, or Android device via USB-C, and can record directly to an SD card. Power can be supplied by USB-C or two AA batteries, providing flexible field use.

Zoom H2essential

Studio & Recording

The H2essential is Zoom’s handheld, multi-mic handy recorder. It uses three internal microphones with selectable pickup patterns, offering 9 recording configurations for front, rear, or side-surround pickup. Its 32-bit float recording and built-in mixer support flexible operating modes, while a color LCD display provides real-time navigation of levels and settings. Key features include a 3.5mm input, 3.5mm headphone output, MIC/LINE IN jack, and PHONE/LINE OUT jack, all accessible via USB-C connectivity. The unit supports SDXC storage up to 2TB and can be powered by two AA batteries or via USB-C power, including bus-power or USB battery packs. Additional options like AI noise reduction, gain adjustment, and MS recording offer advanced sound control during capture. Typical use cases span solo musicians, ensembles, podcasts, and streaming, with the device capable of functioning as a USB microphone or for direct recording to its SD card. The design emphasizes compact versatility, enabling a variety of recording patterns and quick reference through its built-in speaker and accessible controls.