Review on FURINE CM1001 USB Microphone for PC – 192kHz/24bit Professional Podcast Mic with Headphone Jack, Mute Button – USB-C/A Condenser Mic for Gaming, Streaming, Recording by Ron Houston

The microphone comes with a reasonable length USB cable as well as a sturdy, adjustable table stand (assembly required), a foam pouch for the microphone, an instruction manual and a small USB-A/USB-C plug adapter. The mic connects with a standard USB-A to USB-B cable (which often comes with computer printers, so it's very standard. It's not hardwired, which is handy, especially if the mic is some distance away from your webcam and you need a longer USB-B cable to connect to a control panel or computer The sound quality seems excellent (I've tried it with Skype and Zoom which I use a lot) and that Microphone is small enough to sit on a podium or lectern without being too imposing (and the mic stand can accommodate sloping surfaces to some extent). Because webcams and computers often have built-in microphones of varying quality, a condenser microphone can improve sound quality, especially in performance environments like my church, where it should and can pick up the spoken word and the music. The mute button changes the color of the backlight turns from green to red, which means the microphone can turn it off when music comes from another microphone, and the user also has their own volume control. I recommend y.