Review on 🎙️ Fifine USB Streaming Microphone Kit: The Ultimate Condenser Studio Mic for Professional Recording by Sonia Hills

This product comes in a box with a spacer between each item which is very carefully padded. It included a shock absorber, the mic itself, a boom, a C-clip, a windscreen, a cable, an instruction manual, and a pop screen. It was very easy to assemble, just follow the instructions (with illustrations). You place the C-clip on the table and tighten it, then insert the bottom of the mic boom in, then twist and open the shock. until the microphone fits. In general, assembly took 5-8 minutes. Just plug the USB stick into your computer and get started. No software required. Audio Quality: I didn't test with music as I don't use microphones for that. I mainly use my microphones to create videos on YouTube or stream on Twitch. I currently have a Blue Yeti with a blue shock and a Rode mic boom (only about $300). It picks up a lot of noise everywhere. In comparison, the Fifine 780A has the same setup (though not as premium audio quality) and is great for streaming or video production. The sound is great! Along with this review I will attach a sound test video and a setup video. There are a few downsides, like the lack of a gain/volume scroll wheel or a mute button to conveniently mute the mic. Sometimes one of the strings on the shock falls out of position, but it's very easy to put it back in just 1 second. For its features and price, this product is amazing and I would highly recommend it to any beginner looking to improve their audio quality through a headset mic for twitch video game streaming, video production, podcast recording and anything audio related would like. You don't need super fancy settings to get started, but you do need decent audio quality and this pack has it all. Also, I started with the Blue Snowball, which is more expensive than all of these and sits uncomfortably on my desk, getting in the way of my keyboard and mouse, and not even staying in place. This is a great product. The reason I gave it 4 stars for sound quality is that when I speak into it, it distorts my voice and other noises compared to my other mics (Blue Yeti, Blue Snowball, and HyperX Cloud II headset). Microphone). The best sound comparison with this mic would be my headset mic on the HyperX Cloud II. I hope you found this review helpful. I will attach a video of the sound quality and setup. Disclaimer: I received this product for free in exchange for an honest review.