🎤 Professional USB Conference Microphone CM001 for Windows/macOS – Desktop Computer Mic with Mute Button, LED Indicator – Ideal for Recording, Streaming, Gaming, Skype – Omnidirectional Condenser Boundary Mic (No Speaker Included) Review

I have thoroughly tested this product and think it works well for its intended purpose. I don't think everyone will use it, but it would be good for audio conferencing like the regular skype group or other video conferencing. I wish it had a built-in speaker, but it doesn't, so it's just an omnidirectional mic. In a business setting and possibly a YouTube group post, it can be good for discussion boards. It's clearly plastic and prefabricated. medium quality. Check out my video with sound.

My friends and I use this for DnD sessions. Three of us are seated at the table, two of us are joining online via Discord from out of state. In the past they often didn't participate because the laptop mic wasn't very good and at their side mixed all our voices together. We got this mic as a budget solution and while I haven't heard it from them personally, they say it's a lot better as it can pick us all up equally when placed in the middle of a table and not be as overpowered ... when we get…

Update 12/15/2019 I couldn't stand a weakness of this device. This LED light is hidden so deep it's almost useless. I disassembled it and drilled a hole in it. See my photos. Now I like it 100 times more. Each of the rubber floors has a screw underneath. A small Phillips screwdriver and a drill will then take care of everything. Previous Rating Works well. I got a bad echo report at first, most likely because my computer is set up to have another microphone working at the same time, possibly…

Overall my experience with this mic was enjoyable! It comes with an instruction manual and the setup steps are easy. I wanted to use my mic with Pro Tools and found a YouTube video explaining how to show it as an input source. It took me a total of 5 minutes to set up this mic! The sound quality is pretty good. Compared to other mics I've used there isn't any dirt that can thin out the sound a bit, but I didn't have to do much EQ other than to eliminate some room noise. The recommended input…

When I game I use a headset. I bought this mic for Zoom family calls when two or three people sit by my side in front of a PC with a webcam. The audio is way better than the little microphone built into the webcam, that's for sure. If someone in my room needs to say something quickly that I don't want the video conference participants to hear, they can quickly press the mute button. That's great. It reminds me of the mics on my Polycom conference phone I have at work. The only downside I have…

I use it for working from home, both client meetings and group meetings and chats. After the initial setup (which wasn't difficult but required a bit of tweaking to make sure I was setting the correct standard input) everything worked great. This mic allows me to focus on what I need to work on and not on whether everyone is getting the sound. I tend to get up and walk around during presentations, so I don't have to worry about tangled headphone cords while I'm working either. Reliable choice…