Mediocre at best, excusable for how cheap it is.

I use this microphone to sample objects around my house and to go on voice calls with a few of my friends when needed. I bought it because i just wanted something cheap to get my setup going as fast as possible. The build quality is average, nothing special to point out. It wont desintegrate in your hands. It's not very heavy (which in hindsight is actually quite good since that means the manufacturers havent put a block of cement inside the microphone to make it feel heavier than it actually is, which is something cheap manufacturers do all the time). This microphone has no bass at all. Zero. It's not very flattering for your voice and I highly advise you to save up more and buy at LEAST something like an Audiotechnica AT2020 (they go for around 100 bucks at the time im writing this), and thats for condenser microphones, you might be able to go cheaper with dynamic mics, although they're usually not well suited for doing voiceovers or singing, since they tend to make you sound like a walking radio station and they dont capture the sound of your voice in a very natural way. The noise floor is really high on this mic, with the gain on my audio interface's minimum, the noise floor is quite noticeable if everything is silent.

TLDR: Built OK, captures no bass, high noise floor, better off saving up to buy something better.

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It's ok quality but...

It's ok quality but... It's literally very very bad for singing or dubbing, you can use this for live streaming or video recording but its cost is 20$+Audio Interface (+120$, Minimum)

If it's for this price you can actually take an Auna Mic 900B (USB) for Making better quality videos/streaming and spending less (80$ instead of 140$ with bad quality) I bought x3 Neewer NW-800 cause I needed them for a podcast but you, you shouldn't do my same move, you should only if you have a podcast but my tip is spend a little bit more and get more quality! (:

Or if you wanna spend less and get more quality just buy an Auna Mic 900B, but NOT for singing If you wanna sing, just spent 300$ and you'll get a good quality mic+audio interface Or buy this 80$ mic if you're just starting singing for the first time and you don't wanna spend money But if you become a professional singer, then you'll have to change microphone! And spend at least 300$

Thanks For Reading!! Bye!!! (:

Fair condenser microphone at cheap cost

This is a distinctive condenser microphone from Amazon has arrased the top selling charts for its nice performance at such low cost. This is not, however, the best overall option but a good one to start with. I'm using this one along a Shure SM57 to record my amps.

Meh...

You can't use this microphone if you don't have an external sound card. Period. The sound quality and volume is so low that I can barely hear it, and there is a really loud hissing sound when I turn the volume up. However, I have seen people that use it with an external sound card without having a problem. Not the best microphone, but still OK with extra equipment.

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for £15 yes £15 you get an amazing condenser mic for your vocal it really is a great mic

Great For price

Great on its own, but its way better with an audio program (I use Voicemeeter Banan)

An OK Mic

I bought this mic a long time ago and it's lasted pretty long! You can't expect much for $40 but it's pretty good for the price!