Weymic® Tan 3.5mm Screw Single Ear Hook for Wireless Headset Microphone System -stealth Skin Color Earhook

I can't wear headsets/headphones for long as my ears get uncomfortable and oily very quickly. I've work lighter headsets resting on my neck instead, pointing the mic up. At the end of the day, I needed something light, small, and comfortable enough for long gaming sessions.This guy does the trick. Friend on Discord say voice quality is equal to or greater than my previous headsets (Logitech G633 and an H650). I wear this and my glasses and barely feel it's there due to its weightlessness and plastic comfort cover. It can be bent into the shape you desire, and is tuned well enough oob to catch my voice and ignore the game sound from my nearby Bose speakers. It is sensitive enough, however, to pick up other voices in the room. So when I'm a few feet away, or when game characters are talking, it can leak through. It's not even close to being a complain, however.At $10, delivered to my door, this is a steal.

Excellent microphone. I narrate tours while driving tour buses and open air trolleys. I paid $375.00 for my Countryman E6 13 years ago, which I love.So far, this ten dollar Weymic is performing at the same level as my E6. It has superb clarity and cuts out background noise. No hissing or faint buzzing like with other cheep mics. It really is amazing and works very well with my Azden WM-PRO wireless system. Yes, it has a permanently attached cable which cannot be replaced if it gets a short. But you can replace the whole thing - mic and all - for less than ten dollars! The cable and plug look rugged and tough, but I'm ordering three more just to have them on hand as back ups. Highly recommend this microphone. Seriously, you can't go wrong for $9.42.Amazing!

I feel like I got a bit more than I paid for with this mic. It's definitely not a $200 Shure mic, but sounds WAY better than many of those $50+ gaming headsets. Could have cost 3X as much and I'd be happy with it.I'm running it directly into my PC's Mic input (not a fancy preamp or anything). My signal chain looks like: Mic Input -> ASIO4all -> Ableton Live -> (Waves Noise reduction VST>high pass filter>EQ>Compressor>Limiter) -> Virtual Audio Cable -> Discord/Battle.net voice chat.That said, it still sounds quite good when just running it straight into Discord and using their built-in sound enhancing features (volume leveling + noise reduction).My only beef is that it's outputting some weird low frequency noise (according to spectrum analyzer in Ableton). This could just be that my PC's preamp doesn't work well with the tip-sleeve plug (most PC mics are tip-ring-sleeve). But it's hardly noticeable after fine tuning it with the right plugins. At this price point, it's hard to complain.

I actually got this to use with a Yaesu FT-991a ham radio, and while it works fine in that capacity, the audio is much more bassy than the stock handheld mic. Some equalization and mix gain tweaking fixes this for the most part, but it was not simply plug and play.

I love it but I need to consistently replace a new one every 2-3 moths if I use it everyday. Otherwise, it will start making noise. It's not the battery's problem. Trust me, I tried.......... When I order a new one, the noise is gone.Very annoying.