VcomDirect US HJM905B USB+3.5mm-Mini-Jack Microphone

Buy VCOM USB Microphone for PC, Gaming Mic with Boom Arm, RGB Modes, Quick Mute, Gain Control, Pop Filter, Gaming Microphone Kit for Streaming, Podcasting, Studio, Recording, PS5, Computer. Free delivery and returns on eligible orders. Review: Clear audio capture - Setting this unit up took minutes. The stand is heavy enough to stop it tipping over, and the arm extends smoothly without creaking. I use it for recording voice notes and speaking in calls. Audio clarity is sharp, cutting out background hum effectively. The mute sensor on top is responsive, needing only a light tap, which stops that annoying click sound on the recording. The pop filter does its job; I haven't noticed any harsh sounds on p's or b's. The lights add a bit of colour to the desk setup, though having the option to dim them further would be better. The gain knob is easy to reach for quick adjustments. It feels robust, not like it will break if I adjust it too often. I've found the shock mount absorbs keyboard thumping reasonably well. Positioning it is flexible; it stays put once tightened. It captures a natural tone rather than sounding tinny. Connection via USB was instant, avoiding complex software installations. The build quality feels like it will last a good duration on my desk. Review: Very nice. Sounds good and looks good. - You can of course spend big money on microphones to get professional recording standards. Then there are cheap mics that really sound bad. This sounds really good for the money and is perfectly usable for home podcast, streaming, You Tubing etc. It's very straightforward to use being plug and play with a USB connection to your PC (or phone as it comes with a USB C adapter). The sound quality is really good and it has a pop shield to limit the plosives. It has RGB lighting (of course!), which isn't my thing but appeals to my 12 -year-old-son who uses it. The boom arm is good and sturdy and give you all the adjustment that you need. My only criticism is the mic isn't suspended in a shock mount so noise comes through from adjusting the boom, tapping on the desk etc. Not a huge deal as long as you do your positioning before recording and practice good discipline with movement on the desk. Very good.