Catchbox manufactures throwable wireless microphones designed to engage audiences and encourage participation in classrooms, meetings, and events.
Catchbox is the creator of the world's first throwable wireless microphone, a soft, cube-shaped device designed to be safely tossed around audiences to encourage participation. Founded to make audio effortless and interactive, Catchbox systems—such as the Catchbox Plus and Catchbox Mod—are widely used in universities, corporate meetings, and hybrid event spaces. Their products feature patented Automute technology to silence audio during motion, ensuring clear sound without handling noise. The ecosystem includes intuitive receiver hubs, wearable presenter mics, and wireless charging accessories.
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No. While the Catchbox is soft, you should never throw it at people's heads or with excessive force. Use short, underhand passes to ensure safety.
No. The Catchbox features Automute technology that automatically mutes the audio signal when the device is in motion or being caught, preventing handling noise.
The Catchbox Plus system has an operating range of up to 100 meters (330 feet) line-of-sight from the Hub receiver.
The Catchbox Cube can be charged using the official Wireless Charging Base or via the USB-C port located on the transmitter unit inside the soft cover.
The outer cover is treated with antimicrobial technology. For cleaning, it is generally recommended to clean with a moistened cloth rather than submerged washing; check your specific model's manual for cover care instructions.