🎙️ Premium USB Desktop Microphone with LED Indicator - Plug & Play Condenser Mic for Computers, Laptops, Mac, PS4 - Mute Button, 360° Gooseneck Design - Ideal for Recording, YouTube, Gaming, Streaming - Omnidirectional-JV601 Review

I don't play, so I can't rate this question; With this microphone, too, you control the volume using the speaker icon on the computer. Still, this mic is exactly what I wanted. Stylish design, small size on the table and sound is great for my purposes. Downloaded the Alexa app, listened to music - asked questions - mostly spelling. I have a mic about 3 feet away and it picks up my voice from that distance. Comes with an unconditional 30-day return policy for any reason. If you email them your…

I wasn't expecting too much from this mic for the price but wanted something small on my desk to replace what I had - terrible Logitech. My Logitech USB mic has poor background noise cancellation and echoes when I speak. The microphone works even when the sound is muted! It doesn't work at normal levels - people say I sound very low. But being very quiet when you want the sound to be muted doesn't help. So I bought it hoping it would solve at least one of my problems. Seems to have fixed both…

As always I did a lot of research before purchasing. I use it to practice my Spanish that I'm learning. Solid base, lots of flexibility. I sit on a small table next to a chair and speak into it from about a foot and a half and it works great. Very happy with it. The cable wasn't long enough to reach my PC which is in the cabinet under my TV but a simple connection to another cable and voila is perfect.

My Macbook's built-in speaker and mic used to be used for church group conferences, and the mic wasn't the best when used with a group of people in one room was used. So I bought this device hoping to improve people's ability to hear in Zoom video conferencing software. There were several things that attracted me to this device. 1) It was relatively inexpensive, which is a plus. 2) It was advertised as omnidirectional. . My Macbook has a standard internal microphone that can only pick up voices

This was purchased for a friend to use with her laptop so she can attend Zoom meetings with friends and family. She left her laptop on our porch so I could arrange everything for her. (She's only 70 years old, but her job didn't require the use of computers, so she's learning to use a computer for email, web searches, news, weather, and now Zoom.) I set up a Zoom account for her, plugged in a mic, turned it on, and did a zoom test with a friend. The clarity of the microphone is amazing! Later a

I thought the first one was DOA, they sent a replacement and I have the same problem. I couldn't get it to work at all. I tried it on my 2 computers at home and half a dozen at my office, they all recognized the device but no sound was recognized at all. This is how I got them working for Windows 10.1. Right click on the sound icon and open sound settings.2. In the Input section, locate the device in the drop-down list, named Jounivo in my case, select it and click the Device Properties link…

This is a GREAT microphone! He does what he has to do. There is NO volume control (because it was created in Windows 10) so you do NOT need it. HOWEVER, it annoys me when I see reviews from people who don't read the instructions. .HERE ARE SOME TIPS: Installing Windows 10 is easy: Plug it into a USB port. (No drivers required.) ALL CONTROLS IN WINDOWS 10! Go to the sound settings. Make sure the Jounivo microphone is selected. Click "Device properties" and "Advanced device properties" to…

This is a GREAT mic ! He does what he has to do. There is NO volume control (because it was created in Windows 10) so you do NOT need it. HOWEVER, it annoys me when I see reviews from people who don't read the instructions. .THE FEW TIPS: Installing Windows 10 is easy: plug it into a USB port. (No drivers required.) ALL CONTROLS IN WINDOWS 10! Go to the sound settings. Make sure the Jounivo microphone is selected. Click on "Device Properties" and "ANY APP". that you have in Windows 10 can now…

In 2020 I had trouble trying my home computer set up for online conferencing. This previous generation flat screen, which always worked great as a display, didn't have a built in webcam, and when I realized I really needed one, there weren't any reasonably priced models. So I got creative. I used the DroidCam app to use my Android phone as a camera, but I couldn't get the sound features to work. So you need a microphone. For a while, I got by with a vocal mic plugged into a port on my computer.

My Macbook's built in speaker and microphone used to be used for community group conferences and the microphone wasn't the best when used with a group of people in a room . So I bought this device hoping to improve people's ability to hear in Zoom video conferencing software. There were several things that attracted me to this device. 1) It was relatively inexpensive, which is a plus. 2) It was advertised as omnidirectional. . My Macbook has a standard internal microphone that can only pick up…