Customer Ratings & Reviews

Worth the money. You literally plug in and turn on. It’s not super loud, but can accommodate a group of 50 in a small space.

I would rate this product a 4.5 since the stand that comes with it! Is kind of flimsy and it is hard to keep the microphone standing up most of the time. I know that I could swivel the microphone around a little bit and adjusted, but sometimes I have noticed it either drop downwards and the microphone just doesn't seem as sturdy. Overall this product is excellent though with regards to microphone usage it does come with an XLR cable and a USB cable along with the stand and a pouch. The pouch is really useful to store the equipment on the go and it is a quick insert of a USB to get it going and it is easily recognized by a Windows machine the sound quality is pretty good and I have the filter on top of it that is another piece that comes which is a foamy ball like object that you put on top of the metal I have left a little bit of room for it to have a little cushion on top. This helps with wind noise a little bit better rather than having it touching all the way down really tight against the metal. Overall it is a good microphone if you need something in a jam, and it has capabilities of expanding into a interface with XLR if necessary and other equipment. The power button does make a little bit of noise so whenever using that to mute might appear that that sound might come through. Go overall it is a really sturdy mic with volume controls at the bottom a power button and the ports along with a headphone jack where you could use to listen to your own recording voice or what have you. Overall not at all a bad purchase for the price.

This is a good quality mic. The construction is solid, the sound is great for the price and the flexibility of connections excellent. This is the perfect mic for high quality skype or zoom meetings and is perfect for students or employees who work from home. This was very easy to set up and is much better than using your webcam mic for meetings.

Awesome microphone. This competes with higher end mics like the Shure SM7B. Not quite as good, but the Shure SM7B cost $400 and you still have to buy an $100+ audio interface and $150 cloudlifter just to get it to work and sound good. $650 vs $65....you tell me what's the better buy.

A little on the pricey side, but well built and sounds fantastic using XLR! Haven't used as a USB microphone, but I imagine it will perform just as well. Absolutely no regrets

Amazing! I was a little weary at first, but after all the compliments of my Mic quality that quickly went away. I love the zero latency monitoring that allows you to hear your voice as you talk when you plug headphones into them. Really great feature for music recording or keeping your voice volume in check. Really great for gaming as it barely picks up (if at all) keyboard clicks or any noise behind the mic. It comes with a soft carrying case that holds the mic and all the accessories for easy traveling. I enjoy the fact it comes with a USB and XLR cable, it has a little wind cover/pop filter (not really) that you can put over the mic but it’s a hassle to take on and off. I’ve used this for zoom calls, recording singing and piano, and game chat with no problems and great results. I recommend plugging headphones in and using the zero latency monitoring feature while talking to adjust the gain/mic volume from the Windows or Mac OS settings so you’re not too loud or too quiet.

I purchased this mic for a work/video project and it worked well, especially for the price point. I would be curious to see how this would compare to one that cost around $100 or so, but for right now, I think this will do. Easy hook up, sound quality good and comes with a stand and other optional accessories. This may be for someone that may do video/voice over projects on a regular starting out and may want to upgrade at a later time.

This mic is excellent my friends tell me it sounds like I’m doing a podcast when I speak.

Very good microphone haven't had any trouble with it yet loge the quality

Great product, great quality, reasonable pricing, perfect delivery.

Bought this back in August of 2021 and after using it now for 4 months, I’d recommend this. Nice tone to your voice and the overall sound is good. Easy to use, plug in and turn on mic, it’s good to go. No batteries needed.

This is a great Mike, tired of using headphone mic and this does my voice justice. Easy to set up just follow the manual and you’ll be set, give this a go and you can wait for the book arm since a stand comes with this! Overal gear product.

Easy to set up and use and it also a nice sound. It comes with a lot for the price as well.

Not too expensive, easy plug and play setup, and has high quality for a USB mic. Also comes with the larger cable to plug into a audio mixer/interface if you use that as well.

Was looking for a mic that would work with my pc for a good price. Have had good use of this mic so far.

Got this Microphone since my friend needed to do a podcast for a class and I thought getting a nice microphone would make the assessment more fun. Did some research and they all lead to this microphone being the best for the price and I would agree. Compared to the basic Apple headphone microphone and the computer microphone, this microphone has more of a “podcast feel” (for a lack of better terms). Since this Microphone isn’t dynamic you will have to be closer to it for the best quality since it is not picking up the background noises. Which for me is great as I would use this microphone for zoom classes too and my house is filled with noise but with the microphone it only picks up my voice. Summary: will this Microphone dramatically change the sound quality? No, but there is an improvement.

It’s a life saver for my online teaching and lecture recording for more than 9 months now! Very steady and good sound quality - worth every penny spent! Super easy to use & great value!

great quality and easy to use! comes with an xlr and usb cable so it can grow with your setup - very convenient.

Adding this with a cheap audio interface + EQ-APO & Peace GUI, you've got yourself a pretty nice bang for the buck setup. Out of the box, I found that for my voice, I sounded quite warm. So I boosted regions in the Upper-Mids to Treble while going maybe -1.5DB in the Sub to Mid-Bass region. From there, I did a pre-amp of +4.6DB, because my voice was a little lower than where I wanted it. Now, technically, I would've wanted to go negative in my pre-amp since I boosted some frequency ranges, but I found that my voice didn't get too grainy or peaky at that boost. All in all, good on you for looking for better microphone whereas others don't bother.

I have three of these mics and will be getting a fourth one for guest on my podcast. Yall checkout my podcast its called PuffPunksPodcast available - Spotify and Apple podcast