Review on OMOTON USB Microphone for Computer - Condenser Gaming Mic with Adjustable Tripod & Pop Filter, Ideal for Podcasting, Streaming, Chatting, and Recording on Mac and Windows - Navy Blue by Nicole Bass

good time on voice calls. I like it. Taken together, I wouldn't say it's overly heavy, but it's not light enough to tip over if pushed a little. The legs have these feet that keep him from moving around too much. I don't know what material it's made of, but all parts feel premium. As far as sound quality goes, background noise is reduced and your voice sounds nice and clear, at least as far as I can tell. There's even a button on the microphone that lets you control how quiet or loud it sounds. Do you remember that pen I was just talking about? This is also a button. When you press it, the indicator next to it turns green for on and red for mute. The physical installation and setup of the mic to work on my computer went smoothly, and once I figured out how that button worked, the mic worked great. ; It just wasn't very intuitive to me that there was a pen at all (because none of the instructions provided that information or how it worked), my only gripe. In the last picture of just the microphone, you can see that the volume arrow is set to maximum volume. However, I didn't notice the gradual increase in display and was more focused on the mute/mute images, so I figured right meant quieter and left meant louder. I was just stupid