Review on 🎙️ Top-notch 2021 Upgraded USB Microphone for Gaming, Podcast, and Live Streaming on PC - Mic Studio Bundle with Adjustable Arm Stand, Plug & Play Design - Fits Windows & Mac, Black by Katrina Davis

#1: I'm not an audio engineer. #2: I collect vintage hi-fi and have average hearing. #3: Colleagues who are on a conference call and sound like they're in a paper bag (or can't point the camera at it) might as well avoid brushing their hair or wearing a shirt. Have you heard of successful clothing? Have you read books and taken public speaking classes? You know your image can consume your communications. When the "work from home” wave hit me, like many others, I had to put together a home office. We all had to figure out how to get our laptops to work with sound and cameras. You no longer have to go to someone's desk to ask a question. I noticed that the sound on our company's laptops was "unimpressive". Colleagues in headphones sounded like Darth Vader. You'd think they could understand the mute. In the makeshift office, an old tape recorder stared at me and I had to make sure I sounded decent. Fast forward a few weeks and the vintage mic and mixer has become a problem. set and took place on the table. What did my Hi-Fi friends use for their podcasts and chats? The pros have used wireless toilet mics that will confuse you for the price of a really good home office chair. Not in my budget. Friends with side jobs creating content just for fun had a USB gimbal mic on their arm. They sounded just as good. I did some shopping and found this one. The swivel arm mount resembles a table lamp. The clamp is a little flimsy but does the job. The microphone element appears to be about 7/8 inch in diameter. Sensitivity is fairly directional; He picks up my voice, not the fan behind him. Make sure all the elastics in the holder are in their hooks to record the sound of your coffee cup on the table. Don't talk like a Sith Lord in a paper bag.