Zoom PodTrak P2 Portable Podcast Recorder Bundle with Rode NT-USB Mini USB Condenser Microphone, 32GB microSDHC Card, and 5x AA Batteries

The Zoom PodTrak P2 Bundle: A Complete Computer-Free Podcast Recording Kit

This bundle pairs the Zoom PodTrak P2 portable podcast recorder with the Rode NT-USB Mini studio-grade USB condenser microphone, a 32GB microSDHC card, and a 5-pack of AA batteries. The combination removes every reason to wait until you get back to a laptop. The P2's USB-A mic input bus-powers the NT-USB Mini directly. Recordings land on the included microSDHC card as 24-bit/48 kHz WAV. The recorder runs on the included AAs for up to 10 hours on lithium cells. Plug a USB-C call-in for remote guests, hit record, and walk away with a finished episode.

Record Anywhere — 4 Tracks Straight to microSDHC, No Laptop Required

The P2 is a true field podcast recorder, not a USB interface. It captures 4 simultaneous tracks at 24-bit/48 kHz directly to microSDHC: mic 1, mic 2, and the USB-C call-in as a stereo pair. The included 32GB UHS-I Class 10 microSDHC card holds many hours of WAV before swap. Sit at a kitchen table, in a car, in a hotel room — anywhere with a flat surface — and record a full episode without ever opening a laptop.

The NT-USB Mini Plugs Straight Into the P2 — No Audio Interface in the Signal Chain

This is the bundle's unfair advantage. The Rode NT-USB Mini is a class-compliant USB-C condenser mic, and the P2 has two USB Type-A mic inputs that supply 5V at 700mA per port — exactly what a bus-powered USB-C condenser needs. The NT-USB Mini ships with a USB-C-to-USB-A cable for that exact connection. The P2 sees the NT-USB Mini as a 24-bit audio input, applies any onboard DSP, and writes the result to WAV. No audio interface, no separate phantom power supply, no XLR cable, no driver installation.

Studio-Grade Cardioid Condenser With a 121 dB SPL Ceiling

The Rode NT-USB Mini is built on a tuned studio-grade condenser capsule with a cardioid polar pattern — focused on whoever is in front of the mic, with strong off-axis rejection that controls room reflections and keyboard noise. A 121 dB max SPL ceiling handles loud voices and on-mic singing without distortion. The mic ships with an integrated 360° swing mount, a built-in pop filter, and a magnetic desk stand that decouples from desk vibration. A 3.5mm zero-latency headphone output on the mic body lets a talent monitor their own voice without routing through the P2's headphone output.

AI Noise Reduction, TONE EQ, and COMP — Broadcast-Ready Takes

The P2 runs three onboard processors live on the signal: AI Noise Reduction trains on the room and removes constant background noise, TONE applies broadcast EQ with de-essing, and COMP applies a compressor to even out level. Together they produce broadcast-ready WAV takes that need minimal post — useful when you're on the road and want to upload an episode without opening a DAW.

USB-C Call-In With Mix-Minus — Remote Guest Without the Echo

The P2's USB-C port doubles as a guest call-in. Connect a phone or laptop, route the guest's audio in as a stereo pair, and the P2 automatically generates a mix-minus return feed for them. They hear everyone except themselves — no echo, no double-talk delay, no confused interview. The call-in stereo records as its own track so you can balance it independently in post.

Up to 10 Hours on Batteries — Or Plug a USB-C Power Bank for All-Day Sessions

The P2 runs on 4 x AA primary cells: 3.5 hours on alkaline, 5 hours on NiMH, 10 hours on lithium AAs. The included 5-pack of AAs covers one full alkaline session plus a spare battery to swap in mid-session. Auto-save fires every 10 seconds, so a battery swap mid-take recovers cleanly when power returns. Or skip batteries entirely and run from a USB-C power bank for an all-day recording session — the P2's USB-C port accepts 5V/2.4A power.

For Mobile Podcasters, Field Interviewers, Touring Musicians, and First-Time Podcasters

The mobile podcaster gets a full studio in a backpack — recorder, mic, storage, power, and headphone routing all included. The field interviewer gets a real 24-bit recorder with a studio-grade USB condenser ready to plug in on arrival. The touring musician or podcaster who records from hotel rooms gets a kit that doesn't depend on a stable internet connection or a clean room. The first-time podcaster gets every part of the chain in one purchase — no decision paralysis between recorders, mics, interfaces, and storage cards.