FIFINEGaming Microphone, USB PC Mic for Streaming, Podcasts, Recording, Condenser Computer Desktop Mic on Mac, with RGB Control, Mute Touch, Headphone Jack, Pop Filter, Stand-AmpliGame A8

The Fifine A8 is an upgrade from the A6V. I do not know much about mic sound and quality. But I feel it’s about the same from the A6V. The upgrade worth mentioning is you can control the RGB colors now. And a small upgrade is it has a headphone jack. You can have the normal RGB glow or you can choose a solid color and you can match your PC colors which is great. It is a bit bigger in size as well. The mic is lightweight and isn’t a heavy mic which is good if you have a cheaper boom arm. Set up is very easy plug and play and you are set to go. The mic functionality is easy on the top of the mic is the mute button which turns red when muted and green when not. On the lower back of the mic there is the RGB button to change the RGB lighting. So in other words this is a good upgrade to the A6V.

I got my first fifine condenser mic like 7 years ago. Had a nob for echo. This one makes me sound 1000x better than everyone else’s. Tons of compliments

We really love this microphone for what it is. It is a simple recording mic that looks really neat with the colors. It seems to be built pretty well, and it sounds pretty clear on the recording. My son is a vocalist, so he is still trying everything out with the one he got as a present. The cord length is pretty good, but you can use any USB C cord with it if you need it to be longer or shorter.I am going to add that we received one as a gift from a friend and then decided to order another for my other son. The one I ordered did not work and was returned.

Build quality alright and microphone quality too notch and function ok just gonna be careful with it and build quality and size is fine and color and compatibility figure it out

Just like in the picture

I bought this based off of reviews from YouTube for a good budget mic, I feel like it's a huge upgrade from my zoom Webcam mic. It automatically turns down the volume of my background noise and my keyboard noise. It's a perfect size for my desk as it fits on either side of my keyboard, or fits infront of it (I would look into buying the stand for it.) It's easy to use with the mute function at the top of the mic although it takes 2 trys to mute it correctly depending on the force u smack it with. It has many colors which can start with endless setup ideas as the one I picked in the picture, I really love this mic and may use it for streaming or just playing with my friends.

Not an audiophile or has any real experience with mics or setups. I originally got a T669 in 2020 based on all the positive reviews and that was a solid solid solid microphone that I was really happy with except primarily the lack of mute button and how much background noise it picked up. I didn't need to upgrade, but I was in the mood to try this out and I got it for a great price so the decision was made easier.Overall sound-wise, I think it's really similar sounding to the T669. I would have liked a little more low end tones picked up, but it sounds clear throughout the range. I think people who know their way around mics probably could get it to sound even better, but it's plenty good enough for my untrained ear. The biggest upgrade was the improvement in background noise. I tried both mics in Audacity and it's a noticeable difference in background noise. I liked the fact that I could just pop it onto the mic arm that came with the T669 and the RGB lights are awesome. It provides some cool ambience as I'm just working on my computer. It's great to be able to switch off the lights too, or have them shut off with the computer as well. I like how the smiley face isn't really all that noticeable on the pop filter - which looks and works great.The only beefs I have with it are that the shock mount is pretty huge - I miss the compactness of the T669. This mic is already bigger before you consider the shock mount. The other gripes are that the gain knob is on the rear when it could easily have been in the same position on the front. You can operate it based on feel, but it just makes more sense to have it on the front - which frees up the rear to have the USB connector to go out the rear of the mic for a cleaner look. I also would have preferred a little less sound pickup from the rear of the mic. I sometimes forget to mute the mic when gaming until I notice that it's picking up my speakers.But those are minor things. This is a mic with plenty of bells and whistles for the price tag and it amps up the fun level if you ever need to voice chat.