🎙️ VIMVIP USB Microphone for PC Desktop Laptop - Condenser Microphone for Recording Podcasts, Gaming, Streaming, YouTube Review

I'm a cellist and I'm ordering this to record some pieces to listen to. I just laid it on the floor during recording and fell in love instantly because I got exactly the sound I was looking for. This is a beautiful microphone, very fashionable. I really like the packaging and I hope that it will serve me several times because I get the expected result. I am very happy with my purchase, I am very satisfied.

If you really need a good mic that won't break the bank I think you need this. This quality is far superior to many gaming headsets. It has a stand and a pop filter which is really good for the price you pay. Keep in mind that this mic has nothing to do with legendary processing status. This microphone is designed for those who want to talk to friends instead of wearing headphones all day in hot weather. So far so good in this price range.

I have used it for my lesson I am creating and this mic was able to record very high quality audio. The mic stand is solid but takes up a lot of space on my desk. I used it on my Windows 10 PC for recording and the installation is very easy. Voices recorded with this microphone are crisp and clear, but are also very sensitive to ambient noise. You need a quiet room for that! The package contains the accessories I need: a foam cover and a pop screen. Great price for a set of condenser…

I have to attend virtual meetings three times a day. I have a very good conversational voice. Actually, I was a DJ in a previous life. But with the microphone built into our laptops, I've noticed that the meeting recordings are of rather poor quality. So I bought this USB microphone from VIMVIP. Unfortunately, I made a large selection. The quality of the recordings is now very realistic, almost real time. It's very easy to set up. The pop screen helps a lot. Background noise cancellation also…

I got this for a live FB performance 'Thank you' for the people who helped raise funds for the meal. I have to move the camera back a bit to get the whole band in frame, but I need a good omnidirectional mic that's close to the musicians (remote mic). Using a microphone on a smartphone is almost normal to capture a single person (video selfie), but as soon as you have to move the camera back to capture a large group, the inverse square law kills the audio. My first internal tests confirmed that