Review on Get crystal-clear audio with Rode NT-USB-Mini bundle including Knox Gear USB 3.0 Hub by Abhey Abhi ᠌

In a nutshell, this microphone cannot be described, but it’s worth starting with the fact that it is more than worth the money. Now I give it to all friends and relatives who somehow "speak into the computer." Be it podcasts or online seminars and conferences. I don’t have any streamers I know, but this one is perfect for them. In general, microphones and sound are always a matter of taste, but this has purely objective advantages. Basically, it's an attached program. It will help you easily set up a computer for communication and recording, simplify the setup of the microphone itself, allow you to impose simple processing on your voice (without understanding how it works. You can also use it to record several of these microphones at once into one computer (usually, one computer only one USB microphone can record). This can be very convenient if, for example, the presenters of one podcast are recorded either online or together in the same room. It is also very convenient for streamers to use the program, since there you can separately adjust the volume of your discord partner (or any other program) and the volume of the game, and from the program send all the sound to OBS. Well, about "only one handle on the case" I added this item to both pluses and minuses at the same time. Plus, because this is a device that you can use without really understanding the issue. One headphone volume knob does not frighten an uninformed user and you cannot accidentally turn the wrong knob, thereby knocking down the settings. However, you still need to adjust the microphone sensitivity, and before the program appeared, you had to get into the computer's system settings for this. With the advent of the program, it became more convenient. Well, the MUTE button is missing, but this may be corrected with a software ate. Well, yes, the microphone stand is really cool, but still a bit low. It’s worth either buying a stand or placing a stack of books. Ideally, the microphone should be at a distance of 15-25 cm from the mouth (from the tip of the thumb to the little finger in the outstretched hand)