Review on Wired microphone Fifine A6V, connector: USB Type-C, black by Michal Wasowicz

I strongly suggest that you get a more recent model that already has the backlight turned off because it was shipped to you in that state. In addition to that, she is rjb, which is something that not everyone approves of in general. The new version seems like it has more buns, but everything else, with the exception of the backlight, seems to be functioning normally. The fact that there was never a separate microphone before that means there is nothing to compare it to; yet, teammates report that it has a pleasant sound, and the button to mute the microphone is helpful, despite the fact that it is not extremely sensitive. In general, I required a microphone in order to be heard properly, and with regard to that aspect, I am entirely content with it. Easy adjustment of the sensitivity, as well as a type C connector, as well as a sufficient length of cable. The distance between the pantograph and the computer is twenty centimeters. The pantograph is eighty centimeters away. One other disadvantage is that the backlight does not turn off. After acquiring a pantograph, things became much better with sound, but when a flashlight hits you in the eyes and even with dynamic colors almost point-blank is not convenient, I solved the problem by placing it upside down, so it doesn't hurt my eyes as much. When the microphone was on a tripod and stood 30-40 centimeters from me, it didn't bother me. However, then I could be heard as if from a barrel. I believe that you should purchase a pop filter separately because the whole thing is just for looks. In addition to that, it seems to me that it will fix the issue with the light.