🎙️ JLab Talk Pro USB Microphone with USB-C Output, Cardioid, Omni, Stereo, Bidirectional - 192k Sample Rate, 20Hz-20kHz Frequency Response, Volume & Gain Control, Quick Mute - Plug & Play Review

I am very happy with this purchase. I'm on Zoom about 6-8 hours a day. I have always used a headset but the problem I had was that after more than 6 hours on the phone I lost my voice. I realized that I was speaking at a higher volume with passive noise-cancelling headphones to compensate for the lack of my own voice. This microphone completely changed that. I speak in a normal tone or even softer than usual, and when I go back and listen to my meeting on Zoom, everything is crystal clear. If…

This mic has the same specs as one of my brother's Blue Mic mics. During a long game we noticed that my microphone sounded better. The blue LED below is cool. I attached it to the arrow. The only thing that's a little annoying is that I can't find a shock that works with the knobs and mute button. Although I spent a little more on the bar and it seems fine with no table hitting or me moving. Generally if you are on the fence and don't want to shell out money for Blue Mic. Get this. The sound is

I bought this mic as an alternative to moving the interface along with a condenser mic (AT4040). Beginning. All buttons work and feel pretty solid and clear. I love how you can change the audio reception pattern for different recording situations. In terms of sound, it's not as crisp and clear compared to my traditional setup, but for the price and convenience it sounds pretty good. One small issue with the mic I have is that it would be great if the monitor input was on the back instead of the

I bought this microphone for online flute lessons. There are two problems with using a single mic and/or a single USB mic for practice: getting just the right amount of gain for speaking AND playing, and distorting the high notes on the flute. Finding the ONE setting that works for both always requires a compromise. I either need to speak VERY loud, or if the gain is high enough, the sound of the flute will clip the mic, so I decided to look for a mic with a gain control on the mic. When I…

Bought this for my son to replace a dying microphone. He loves it for its absorbing abilities and weight. His old mic was too heavy to use a mic boom. This one was pretty easy. It comes with a short stand for desktop or desktop use. The stand is easily detachable so you can use other types of stands. Unfortunately, his computer didn't recognize this plug-n-play microphone. Nothing needs to be downloaded for it to work. I decided to replace his supplied USB cable with another one and it worked…

So, a complete revelation: my first attempts at building this microphone came to nothing. It didn't connect to any of my devices, and I found that the mic would work if I used a USB-C cable other than the one that came with it. However, it sounded awful, it peaked regardless of my gain or volume settings, it had a metallic sound quality and was very muffled, and no amount of setting tweaks could fix it. I assumed the microphone should be like this. to sound and that the cable was broken. I…

I did a lot of research looking for a microphone for teaching, online games and recording. I finally installed Jalb TalkPro. The mic arrived on time and looked great. Well organized package and easy assembly instructions. When I followed the steps, the computer didn't recognize the device. The microphone didn't work either. When I pressed the button nothing happened and it stayed red. I got tired of solving problems and ended up asking for help. I emailed Jlab for help. I got. a message which…