Visual and Audio Quality for LIVE

10/21/2025

Hi Sellers!

Want to turn casual viewers into loyal buyers during your LIVE sessions? It all starts with how you look and sound on screen. From blurry visuals to crackly audio, the wrong setup can drive your audience away. The good news? With the right equipment and setup, your LIVE performance can shine—boosting engagement and sales!

Why It Matters: First Impressions Count

Viewer Experience	Impact on LIVE Performance
Clear audio	Keeps viewers listening longer
Sharp, smooth video	Builds trust and shows your professionalism
Good lighting	Highlights your product and boosts engagement
Neat background	Makes your brand look polished and intentional
Stable connection	Prevents lag and keeps viewers from dropping off

📌 Note: LIVE selling isn’t just about what you sell—it’s about how you present it.

Recommended Devices for LIVE

🎤 Audio Device Recommendation
JETE MP1 Series	TNW A37 Wireless	MIXIO W26	SOUNDTECH USB Mic
Affordable and clear	Great sound with full mobility	Super-clear output	Studio-quality audio
🎥 Video Device Recommendation
Logitech C920		Razer Kiyo Pro
Affordable HD quality		Built-in lighting, smooth video
💡 Lighting Device Recommendation
USAMS ZB240	Godox LED Ring Light 120	INBEX Softbox	TaftSTUDIO KS65
Adjustable ring light	Soft, pro-level glow	Diffused lighting, wide setup	Studio-level softbox lighting

How to set up the LIVE equipment

Audio Setting Tips

Example: Good vs. Poor Audio Quality

Smooth Audio Quality		Audio Sync Quality
✅Good Audio Quality	❌Poor Audio Quality	✅Good Audio Quality	❌Poor Audio Quality

Host’s voice is audible most of the time, Crystal-clear audio, with well-balanced volume throughout the stream. No background noise or interference; if music is used, it's subtle and enhances the experience. Host’s voice is consistently smooth, natural, and audible.	Host’s voice is hard to hear due to loud background music, ambient noise, or microphone issues. Buzzing audio Background sound volume spikes that distract from the viewing experience	The speaker's voice being heard clearly and the items being presented are aligned. Zero room echo - usually achieved by live from a proper studio setup. Crystal clear sound without any background noises. Background music is played without disturbing the main host's voices.	The visual and audio is not sync (lagged), where the items are being shown, but the speaker is talking about other things.

Video Setting Tips

Example: Good vs. Poor Video Quality

Smooth Audio Quality		Audio Sync Quality
✅Good Audio Quality	❌Poor Audio Quality	✅Good Audio Quality	❌Poor Audio Quality

Host’s voice is audible most of the time, Crystal-clear audio, with well-balanced volume throughout the stream. No background noise or interference; if music is used, it's subtle and enhances the experience. Host’s voice is consistently smooth, natural, and audible.	Host’s voice is hard to hear due to loud background music, ambient noise, or microphone issues. Buzzing audio Background sound volume spikes that distract from the viewing experience	The speaker's voice being heard clearly and the items being presented are aligned. Zero room echo - usually achieved by live from a proper studio setup. Crystal clear sound without any background noises. Background music is played without disturbing the main host's voices.	The visual and audio is not sync (lagged), where the items are being shown, but the speaker is talking about other things.