MAONO XLR Podcast Microphone Cardioid: Dynamic Mic for Vocal Recording, Streaming, Voice-Over, Voice Isolation Technology, Metal Mic, Works for Audio Interface, Mixer, Sound Card (PD100-XLR)

Blown away by this little mic! It comes with a desk stand and a good quality XLR wire. There’s nothing that compares to this specially at this price point. I use it for podcasts as well as recording songs as a hobbyist. The build quality is solid. It’s sensitive to my voice but doesn’t pick up the unwanted sound from outside the room. This would be great for streamers too

I’ve been using this microphone with my MacBook setup for coding sessions, online meetings, screen recordings and content creation and honestly it exceeded my expectations for the price. The audio clarity is surprisingly good voices sound crisp, clean, and professional without needing complicated setup or extra software. It tested and it works great with my Zoom , Teams , Google meet.

Clear sound,no humming noise in the background, best range is between 2-4inches away from the mic,plug and play ,also the cable is quite nice.

The audio quality is amazing. Tried recording in a noisy environment and found that there was no noise in the recording. Highly recommended

Very solid silent broadcast microphone.

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There's not a great deal more that I can say that hasn't already been said. This mic has a nice, warm sound, good build quality, good noise and feedback rejection, all at a fantastic price. Use a FET preamp such as Fethead or cloud lifter. I was feeling adventurous and disassembled the mic so you can see what's inside. Edit on 9/14/24 I recorded a song with this mic and the tone is good. Sensitivity is good across the dynamic range of my voice when singing. My only issue is the peaks are a little distorted due to overdriving the input into the computer software. I only used a little EQ and added a very short delay and room reverb. My wife and kids were upstairs and not really being quiet but none of that shows up in the recording. The recording chain is as follows: Maona mic > Triton Audio Fethead > Mixer > USB interface > Audacity. I wanted to show what the most basic setup could get you in terms of sound quality If you play the video you can tell that the way the mic picks up my voice is very consistent. There isn't a need for lots of EQ or compression unless there's a specific sound you are trying to get by doing so. Another reviewer mentioned offending frequencies but I didn't really notice any of that. Even the low end is flattering for my voice, which is unusual since I tend to roll off the lows quite a bit with other mics. This means that the male vocal range will do well with this in DJ, podcasting or voice-over work. Overall, I am very happy with this mic.

Excelente calidad y buen sonido, hay que conectarlo con phantom power para que tenga buen volumen.

Great studio quality