Plug & Play USB Desktop Microphone for PC Laptop, Cardioid Mic with Mute Button & Volume Control, Windows/Mac Compatible - Ideal for YouTube, Skype, Recording, Gaming (CM008, 1.8/6ft) Review

Pros: - Picks up speech and less background noise - Volume control is good. shines. - Capture the spacebar and smack the table, but not too much.

I use this product for my desk microphone. It picks up your voice clearly. With a flexible shaft, it offers more microphone placement options for optimal clarity. You can also adjust the volume and have an easily accessible mute button. It exceeds my expectations.

This is the second microphone. The first one didn't work, and you know what? Neither did the second. I'm an audio engineer and have 3 computers that I work on. Tried on both. It shows up in my device manager and also in the sound settings, but it doesn't stream any audio. Not even muted (b4 you ask)

I had a problem with my computer microphone and needed to replace it. I bought this product based on the price and reviews and couldn't be happier. According to my colleagues, the sound quality and clarity has improved a lot, and it's easy to use, especially the mute button. Great product at a great price. I'll have to give it some time and see how it performs after a few months of use.

Looks pretty good and has a good amount of features (button, light, mute button). Unfortunately, you can hear the mute button click as it toggles on and off, but there's a way to press it to minimize the sound. I really wanted to like it as I can quickly unmute/unmute while talking - for business calls. This was not compatible with Surface Pro on Win 10 but worked fine on my HP work laptop.

Great price for a condenser mic. It's incredibly easy to set up, you just plug in the USB port and away you go! It is compatible with Mac, which makes it better than other brands. The controls are very simple and easily accessible from the microphone. You turn it on from the back and you can adjust the volume at the top and mute with the press of a button. The gooseneck mic is great, it's long and adjusts to any position you want. I found it to be the perfect height to tuck behind my laptop and

This mic is pretty good. It's directional as expected from a cardioid sensitivity template. I only have to move about 2-3 inches for it to be loud enough. I have a fairly loud, deep voice. Given the lack of amplification, the volume knob is a decoration. I would give it five stars if it had 6dB more gain (yes I know how to adjust the settings wherever they can be adjusted in windows). If it had 15dB more gain, the volume control would make sense. For some reason it has an on/off slide switch on

My husband and I stream games in the same room so we needed microphones that would alleviate our bad echo problem. We bought two of these and they didn't work very well initially. The sound quality was surprisingly good, but we could still hear each other through each other's mics. After about two hours of tweaking filters and levels in OBS, we were finally able to block 90% of each other's voices! There are still moments where we repeat the echo, but it's not as bad as it used to be. The mics…

Several similar versions of this mic are available for sale. I tested several. Everyone has the same problems, and they are probably all using the same manufacturer's microphones in their product, whether or not there is a built-in microphone volume control, blinking LEDs or not. Same performance. Limited. Listed as a condenser microphone, which by definition must be a very sensitive microphone that requires power to work properly, by design it must pick up your voice and any noise…