Shure MV7+ USB-C & XLR Podcast Dynamic Microphone - Black

I love this microphone! It is so nice and the sound quality just straight out of the box is really great but if you pair it with a road caster duo or pro and use the SM7B setting you're going to have even better audio. I will say even though you can use this as a USB or XLR it does not come with the XLR cable which is what I am currently using. I did go ahead and buy the Rode cable for it to run it through my rodcaster Duo. I do love the USB functionality it works really great but I wanted to be able to add a little bit more modification to it without having to push a lot of different buttons and everything so I'm running it through the duo. It is really easy to use in either of those circumstances. Whether you're using it with an interface or just straight into the USB on the computer it's super easy to use. Shure is a real high quality product and it shows in every single way with this microphone. Connectivity is great and it doesn't weigh a ton like some other microphones like the pod mic USB. That thing feels like it weighs 10 lb compared to this one. Also the sound on this one is way better than the pod Mic USB. If you have to go with one of those I would go with this one. This one also lends to a bunch more different options like getting the XLR cable and running it through an interface so I feel like you have a lot of really good options with this one. Just know that if you are going to run it through an interface you have to use an XLR cable. If it is a roadcaster Duo or pro 2. They do not allow you to use a USB cable in less it is a Rode USB product. I feel like this particular mic sounds good both ways though. So it just is a matter of preference and what you are recording through. You can very easily record through ecamm live and still have high quality sound to go with your video but I chose to run it through the Duo because I can set the SmartPads to do things for me without having to set up a bunch of stuff. I think there is a way in ecamm set some scenes to do stuff automatically so you don't have to do as many button presses or clicks with the mouse which is what I really hate hearing if you are trying to record something for a podcast or a tutorial video or something like that no one really wants to hear a bunch of mouse clicking and stuff while you were doing your intro or your outro or adding clips of stuff in. So that's why I like running it through the duo because that takes all of that out of play. I have to see if there's a way to do all of that stuff through ecam automatically but so far I don't know how to do that. I'd say this is a solid winner and it is going to be a microphone that will grow with you and will always have really good quality sound pretty much no matter what your environment is. You're not going to have to do a ton of crazy soundproofing in order to get really good quality sound which is another thing that is really nice about this mic. You don't really want to be putting a million soundboards and everything all over your nice looking office if you want the space to be dual purpose. So this provides a good option so you don't have to spend all that money on soundboards because the microphone does the job of taking care of those flatter spaces and everything for you.

I’ve been using the Shure MV7+ since January and absolutely love it. The voice clarity is outstanding, background noise is greatly reduced, and my recordings consistently sound polished and professional. It's easy to use, dependable, and perfect for podcasts, voiceovers, video recording, and other content creation. An excellent microphone that I would gladly purchase again.

Great Microphone so far! I Stream on Twitch and I started out with the Fifine AM8T but it was really bad so I returned it and bought the Shure MV6 and used it for awhile but I didn't like the sound of my voice which is a common thing for people. The MV6 was acceptable quality don't get me wrong but my voice is bass heavy and sometimes it would rumble and you couldn't tell what I was saying ( my voice was the issue not the mic ). So finally I decided to return the MV6 and go to the next step up which was the MV7+ and yes it's more expensive but for me it was worth it. Right out of the box it sounded way better in my opinion. It looks better and more professional to me. A little heavy but build quality is great so that's probably why. I'm using the USB-C and functions well and if I decide to upgrade to XLR input later its versatile in that regard. I've only had it for a couple hours so if I need to address issues or something I will try to update my review. If you have the money and want a really good mic and dont want to spend $400+ on the sm7b+ a audio interface this is the mic for you.

Super convenient, plug and play, seems well made. The audio quality is meh, but it gets the job done!

Sounds Better Than I Do Picked up the Shure MV7+ for streaming and it’s been excellent. Audio is clear, setup was easy, and it does a great job keeping unwanted background noise out. Apparently the microphone was not the reason I sounded bad before. Great mic. Definitely worth it.

This mic has amazing sound. I play music and make YouTube videos. It’s perfect for what I do. It’s really versatile. I love that it plugs directly into my Mac from a USB-C. It also has an XLR hookup if you want to run it with an interface. It has a touch strip for muting, which is cool. Very light, but durable. It gives that professional podcast or steamer look. If you’re looking for a reliable mic with studio quality sound, this is the mic for you. Check it out in action @ Echo Reacts on YoootoooB

Overall, the Shure MV7+ is a great microphone. The sound quality is clean, it feels well-built, and I like having both USB-C and XLR options depending on how I want to use it. For streaming, calls, and recording, it’s a big step up from a basic mic. The only downside for my setup is noise isolation. I use speakers instead of headphones, and I do wish the mic rejected background sound and speaker bleed a little better. I’m using NVIDIA Broadcast to help clean it up, and that definitely improves things, but it’s still not perfect. For most people, especially if you use headphones, this probably won’t be much of an issue. In my case, it’s still a very good mic, just not quite flawless for a speaker-based setup.

My Blue Yeti went strange and had a lot of noise. I tried cheaper replacements but they weren't loud enough unless I had my mouth right on them. I use this to record trainings, and also on Zoom. I don't want to have a mic obscuring my face or to hit it when I gesture. I got a student that was hard of hearing and I couldn't mess around anymore. Plus I was getting tired of upping the loudness in post then running noise reduction. So this was expensive but a savings in time. The only thing I don't like about it is I unintentionally hit the mute button often, so I might see about turning off the ability to do that. It's right where I want to grab the mic to adjust the angle. I can't see where you can attach one of those adapters to negate vibration, but vibration hasn't been a problem. Maybe because of the noise reduction, which is pretty good. I haven't noticed any issues with p's. My voice sounds a little harsh when the speaker volume is all the way up, but I haven't tried playing with settings yet. All in all I'm very happy with it.

Great product and timely delivery. Thanks

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Great microphone, super good quality! The app makes it even more better and i like how you can customize the light of the microphone. If you are searching for a microphone to record your podcast, videos or even sing, this is the microphone for you :)) It is pretty pricey, but it is better to buy something pricey with amazing quality than to buy something cheap and the quality is poor!!! After trying to save money and buy cheap microphones that didn’t satisfy me i finally found SHURE MV7+!!