Fifine Podcast Microphone USB with Headphone Monitoring 3.5mm Jack and Pluggable USB Connectivity Cable for Computer,PC,Mac/Windows,Recording Voice Over, Streaming Twitch/Gaming/YouTube/Discord-K670B

First off, I'm not an audio engineer. I'm a basic person who wanted to do voice overs on Fiverr. I put together an awesome gig (graphics/text) but needed to record my demo reel. I got pretty motivated reading about people's success doing voice overs on FIVERR and bought a RODE NT1 Microphone w/ condenser. I think it was just under $300 bucks at local music shop. My goal was this, it was going to make it's $300 back in 90 days or going to be returned. Well after about 8 weeks, I only made $30, it was going back BUT I did read sometimes gigs start picking up 6, 8, 9 months down the road. I was going to keep my gig up but needed a replacement mic on standby just in case 1 came through. I bought this in April and a few months later 1 did. I didn't get a chance to ever use it. I was weary. I plugged it in, IF PC IS NOT RECOGNIZING IT AND IT IS THE FIRST PLUG IN, CHECK THE WIRE THAT CONNECTS TO THE MICROPHONE, MINE WASN'T PUSHED IN ALL THE WAY *FACE PALM* Once I plugged in wire to MIC FULLY, PC recognized it, NO DRIVERS, NO INSTALL. I was able to FIND the mic in audacity. I recorded the piece. I use the same method I used for the RODE mic, which is sitting in a quiet room, having the mic, 5 inches away from mouth, holding a blanket over my head, draped down my back, arms extending over the top of me recording. I compared it to my demos, I hear no difference in my audio. I DO NOT DO any TYPE of editing on the voice except remove breathing and mouth noise in audacity. The feel and built of this MIC FEELS like the Rode, the cord, body, is heavy duty. I live in a small place and truthfully the Rode was too huge to keep around as well. This takes up a small corner on my desk when not in use. I'm glad it comes with a stand, if I need it closer to my mouth (depending where I'm recording) I just prop the stand on something. I can't find any drawbacks to this thing. A+++ If my review isn't enough, this is the mic that is recommended by BILL DEWISS ON YouTube that is a VERY SUCCESSFUL voice actor/coach. If your experience DOES NOT match mine, you might have a dud, I'd do replacement option and try a 2nd one. I'm thrilled with my MIC and I can't beat the $40 price point. Good on you FiFine.

A while back, I started volunteering at a community radio station. Not long after, I found myself stumbling into my own radio show. I quickly needed a good microphone. The junky lavalier clip on mic I had wasn't going to cut it! A quick search on Amazon led me to the Fifine K670, which was on sale at the time. The reviews were impressive and similar to what I saw elsewhere. Three years later, I don't have a single regret. I frequently get compliments from my colleagues regarding vocal sound quality. Very nice full bodied sound with excellent noise cancellation. Build quality is great with all metal construction and a stable base instead of a rickety tripod design. I recently bought another when another sale came my way! I think anyone would be hard pressed to find better in this or any price range.

I work in the IT field. I have been working from home since March. Being a gadget geek, I owned a long list of technology tools to support my obsession with high quality web-conferencing calls and recorded training sessions. I have several noise-canceling earphones, microphones, and speaker phones at home ranging from Bose, Plantronics, Senheiser, Jabra, Apple, Sony to the lesser known Chinese brands sold on Amazon. I purchased Fifine on a whim to see if the microphone lived up the reviews. My verdicts after using it several times (a) it is a solid product for its price range (b) sound quality ranged from okay to good for calls (I had callers who complained about my audio quality) (c) I would really love to have the mute button on the mic. I ended unplugging the mic when not in use (d) product was well-designed and sturdy (e) quality of recorded training content was great. I switched to a high-end conference call speaker phone instead of the mic as my primary device after a particularly poor call quality session. For the average consumer, I suspect this mic is more than enough to satisfy the need for conference calls and recorded content.

Getting together with friends on a weekly basis for online gaming. I was using an inferior gaming headset and communication with my group was frequently choppy and unclear. I decided to upgrade to a dedicated computer mic. I am glad I did.The FFine 670 USB is a nice mic made of mostly metal. The only thing that was plastic on the outside of the mic is the volume/gain knob. Attached to it’s metal base and positioned near my computer monitor. The mic is solid in construction and has some weight to it. So it’s not falling over easily.What really sold me was the sound quality. Speaking into the mic about a foot away. I can now speak in a normal tone and all my friends can hear me clearly. So clear in fact. I can whisper and my voice is heard. Fantastic.For me and what I use it for- online gaming. This mic is perfect for me. I don’t record music or a podcast. So I am not sure if the mic would work with that but I believe you could with great results.Overall a nice mic. Solid construction. Looks good. The price is great. Sound quality is clear. You can’t lose with this mic. Very happy with purchase.

All you need to know is it's plu n play and it is designed for recording and streaming and it picks my voice up from 16 to 20 feet away when I put the gain on max. Also has an earphone jack. I LOVE THIS MIC!!