BM600-R

I use this for zoom mainly and adjust it out of frame. It picks me up better than my webcam for sure. The onboard mute allows me to open a snack without anyone seeing me mute and thinking im not fully engaged. The lights go dark when muted so its obvious what state its in. No one has yet had ANY difficulty hearing me.For voiceovers ive barely used it. It doesnt have noise cancelling but good video/recording software should. It seems good though.The reverb adjudtment seems like a game. I dont know a good use. Please explain if you do!The stand is adequate but if you are about the looks consider buying a more cosmetic arm.

Works really well with my desktop computer. The sound is clear, it was easy to set up and it's very sturdy, moves up and down very easy. It's sleek and nice.... I like it a lot.

The mic works like intended and I have no real issue with it save for the fact that no matter how loud I turn myself up, I still come across as quiet on Twitch

Using this on my PC and Xbox. Players in my party said I sound good on PC and I haven't had an issue on PC. As far as I'm aware, Xbox doesn't support this type of mic and I'm waiting for a part to take the hum out of the system when I'm using a corded controller. The only changes I would make is with the arm itself. I wish it would fold flat with my desk so I don't need to put it way when using it

Product as described, quick delivery and reasonable price. Would buy from seller again.

Hasn’t given me no issues good quality mic stand is great to easy to install.

My husband has been doing voiceover work for many years in the studio. He has tried some of the budget microphones in the past for home recording and the quality just hasn't compared to that of the TV or radio studios. This microphone is definitely a step up from the cheaper plastic ones. It is constructed of a durable metal and comes complete with a metal stand that attaches securely to the edge of a table. The stand is sprung for easy positioning and has an attachment that suspends the mike to reduce vibration. It comes with a foam windscreen to reduce background noise and a pop filter to calm the 'p' and 'b' popping or quick breaths when recording voice overs up close. One fun feature is a built-in adjustable reverb that adds a bit of personality to the recording (or go full-out boxing announcer mode). A built-in headphone port is provided as well as a generous length of cord that attaches to the USB port. It is plug and play using the voice recorder app supplied with most computers or can be used with various sound editors found online. The kit comes in a sturdy cardboard container lined with foam and easy to assemble instructions. The sound quality is sufficient for podcast or media voiceover projects. My husband is pleased with this product and eager to start using it.

The media could not be loaded. I will preface this by saying I am not in any way an audiophile, professional sound engineer, YouTuber, or anything else which makes me qualified to give anything more than a lay man's review of this microphone set up. I saw it and thought, "That looks like a nice rig. Maybe I could use it for Zoom sessions for D&D or maybe just record some videos for fun."I am impressed with the stability of the swing arm and mounts. The base is quite adjustable and easy to tighten up and remains solid. The instructions said that the cord management was velcro strips, which were included, but there were also 4 clip that snap on the arm so the velcro was unnecessary. It all assembled very quickly, thought the instructions are a bit vague on things like where the "pop shield" or "blowout preventer" (it's called both within the same instruction book) actually attach, but I was able to figure it out pretty quickly. I like that you get a hanger for your headphones, since this does have a headphone jack on the front to plug into and run headphones and mic off the same device.I think the sound quality is good, though as I said, I'm no expert. You can hear for yourself in the video I added and judge for yourself. I was surprised it included a reverb knob on the front as well as volume making the reverb adjustable. It also has a mute button, though caution, you will hear your fingers scrabbling around when you adjust these. Using software controls to mute before adjusting would probably be wise, and you're likely going to set it before you start using it and never touch it again during the session.Is this a professional rig? Surely not. Is it priced like one? No, it's not, so the value for the price I think is very good. I would say if you are getting into podcasting, vlogging, YouTube, etc. and you aren't sure what you're doing and if this is for you, this would be an inexpensive way to get started. It's a lot of nice features for a good price.