Review on 🎙️ TONOR USB Conference Microphone - 360° Omnidirectional PC Computer Condenser Mic with Mute Button for Online Meetings, Classes, Zoom Calls, Skype Chats - Plug & Play (TM20) by Daniel Paige

This omnidirectional microphone is great for people who need to talk while moving around, or maybe there are several people in the room trying to share their opinions. In my case I am building a microphone booth and I want to try to test a conversation from my desk with a person sitting in the room. This microphone is a USB Type-C device, which is great for newer devices. . It comes with Type C to Type A (regular rectangular USB connector). This allows you to connect it to computers or laptops that require this port if necessary. The mute function works with the touch of a finger and clearly gives you a red or blue indicator to show if the audio is muted or active. The visual indicator is a boon for those who don't want the microphone to be active for various reasons. My only negative about the mic is the white noise (signal-to-noise ratio) at higher levels. In the video I show how quiet a signal feels around 0 dB and how it becomes clearer as the level increases. But for a $30 mic, that's understandable. Not to mention it's a microphone for speaking and moving. It is not intended for professional recordings of this kind. So I would still give it 5 stars. Had the mic been priced higher I would have discounted it. I definitely see this as an easy-to-use mic for teachers who want to use a traditional whiteboard (or blackboard) when teaching students online. .I hope this video and review has been helpful to anyone considering buying for themselves! ^_^