XLR/USB Dynamic Microphone for Vocal Recording, Gaming, with 3.5mm Headphones Jack, Echo, Volume Control, Mute Button. Cardioid Microphone forMixer/PC/MAC/PS4/PS5 (WS803)

Got this for doing tiktok lives and podcast content. It definitely doesn't miss a beat when it comes to the sound quality. It takes a bit of time to set up the settings etc but once it's set up, I absolutely can't fault it. 👍🏻🫡

This is a pretty decent microphone.I bought it to replace my cheap Moano microphone and this one has been significantly better. It works great and sounds pretty good too. I don't have the money to try XLR so I just use USB for anyone wondering. The microphone came really nicely and was easy to set up other than having issues with the clamp which took parts of the paint off my old desk and it didn't keep the boom arm in place right but luckily I got a new desk and just used my old clamp which works just fine.I think its a decent microphone for the price, I like the sound as its pretty clear and no muffling. It is a little quiet but still I like it. I also like the design. Good microphone in my opinion.

I love everything about the microphone, I just finished setting it up and the audio for the noise reduction is amazing, I love out there is a little button beside the usb-c for recordin your music, every detail is really good for a cheap microphone, it looks and feels like an expensive microphone, its really good for voice overs when I'm going to record videos for YouTube and it's really good what it suppose to do

Very good.

Really good value for the price point.

I was most excited that I could use this with my mobile phone. The manual in fact contains instructions to use the mic with both android and iPhone mobiles but I couldn't get it working even after following the instructions to a T. The mic doesn't power up with power from my phone, there's no audio coming from the mic into my phone - I only had my voice being recorded directly from my mobile's built-in mic.The mic itself feels good. The mic arm is sturdy and I was able to secure it firmly to my desk. The mic is huge and as per the instructions you don't talk to thy front of the mic you talk to the top of the mic which I found odd but I'm fairly new to mics.Overall disappointed because this is a massive mic set-up and kit and I expected more versatility but it didn't work how I wanted it to.

Thanks to its cardioid polar structure, it picks up the sound coming from the front and rejects background noise. I was really surprised when I realized how clear and focused my voice was in my first recordings. Even though I don't have a perfect acoustic environment in my house, my recordings are studio quality. The "plug and play" feature in USB mode really makes it easy. When I connected it to my computer, it recognized it immediately without having to install any drivers. When I connected it to my mixer with the XLR interface, I got lower background noise and cleaner sound. This shortened the post-production time considerably. I can easily adjust the microphone gain and headphone volume with the 2-in-1 smart button. Thanks to the 3.5mm headphone jack, I can listen to my voice in real time without any delay. The one-click mute button is especially useful in live broadcasts. The noise reduction button is also very successful in eliminating unwanted environmental sounds.

I tested all the features of this microphone and concluded that it’s decent, but not exceptional. Without checking the price, I considered it fair value around £30 but not much more. At its current price of £32.99, it’s a solid choice for someone starting out on a budget.The boom arm stand holds the microphone securely, though it was a bit stiff to adjust. The desk clamp has rubber protection for the top of the desk, though not for the underside.As an XLR microphone, it was underwhelming. The mixer required a high gain level, which introduced a lot of noise.In USB mode, it performed much better. It appeared as both an input and output device. Headphones can be plugged directly into the microphone for monitoring and can also be fed audio from the computer. The recording quality was good, with noticeably less noise than on the XLR connection. However, the microphone's built-in echo effect is applied to recordings. While it sounds fine at low levels, it should be turned down for cleaner audio. The microphone is designed for top-address use and rejects sound well from the sides.It doesn’t compete with professional microphones, but those are significantly more expensive.