🎙️ Professional USB Streaming Podcast Microphone by SUDOTACK - 192kHz/24bit Studio Cardioid Condenser Mic Kit with Sound Card, Shock Mount, and Pop Filter - Ideal for Skype, Youtubers, Karaoke, Gaming, and Recording Review

As a professional sound engineer with years of experience, I'm amazed at how much such a cheap nameless package costs. But this is a good quality studio condenser microphone with a built in A/D converter and a surprisingly good range of accessories. And all for just over $50. I'm scratching my head about it, but I'll take it - and maybe even buy another one as a spare.

I received this because my snowball mic was producing low output for some reason. Then I read a lot and found that Microsoft has a broken driver in Windows Vista and 10. It's incredible. My Logitech mic works fine, but it seems that the better the mic, the lower the performance. I've tried all things suggested, I'm a professional windows programmer so I can't find the settings. I have to return this, I can't get Equilizer APO to help, this is insane.

I'm a primary school teacher, I've been teaching at home since March. I have a dinosaur computer with a loud fan that makes my video tutorials and zoom meetings sound awful. (I have a Chromebook from my school but it doesn't work well with my wifi) I got this mic in the mail an hour ago and have already recorded 5 math lessons and the audio is PERFECT. I would order it immediately! My students will be so excited at our next live meeting because the loud fan noise will be gone!

It doesn't work well for my podcasting. Little did I know that I had to speak directly into the microphone without turning my head for it to pick up my voice. The first podcast I recorded with it couldn't be used as it was recorded as some of it was very loud (when I spoke directly into the mic) and most of it was hard to hear. It's picky, so the only way to make it sound consistent is to speak into the same very narrow spot of the mic all the time, which isn't easy. We had to do a lot of…

I cannot express how disappointed I was with this microphone. Bought after much thought and carefully reading every review thinking it would work for me. However, since I bought it I haven't been able to use it with any of the main recording sources I have: it doesn't work well with my computer or my phone, it doesn't connect to my Zoom H4N recorder. and I couldn't connect it to my camera either. The sound is either too low or not. I checked and triple checked the audio levels while trying to…

I bought this microphone because I make videos on YouTube and I needed something that would give me better sound quality than a microphone for a webcam. Knowing nothing about mics and not wanting to spend hundreds of dollars on a Yeti and all the accessories, I stumbled across this guy. I have to say I'm really excited about the sound! USB powered, plug and play, so nothing special to configure; just plug it in and off you go. It's a tough little bug and not easily knocked over. It also doesn't

This is a USB microphone. Don't expect a super high quality professional microphone for $52. By the way, it's easily worth $100. The microphone is very well packaged for transport or storage when not in use. The desktop stand is sturdy and heavy enough to stay in place. The shock is decent, but the entire shock system is on the small side and just tight enough for you to tolerate the vibrations. It worked well for me as I have a fairly quiet environment without much vibration. The microphone's…

Like everyone in this pandemic have or know or have someone in my house who wanted to start a podcast. It was one of the first products to appear in the search for a "simple USB microphone". He fits that description perfectly. I can't remember exactly how much we paid (about $70 I think?) but it was just what we needed. It's simple, easy to use, no fancy frills and has worked well with our Windows computer so far (just haven't tried it on other operating systems). The USB cable is long enough…