Neewer® NW-800 Professional Studio Broadcasting & Recording Microphone Set Including (1)NW-800 Professional Condenser Microphone + (1)Microphone Shock Mount + (1)Ball-type Anti-wind Foam Cap + (1)Microphone Power Cable (Black)

The Neewer NW-800 set is fantastic for studio recording. The condenser microphone delivers clear sound, and the shock mount and foam cap help reduce unwanted noise. The power cable is reliable, and everything fits together perfectly. Excellent value for a complete, professional setup. Highly recommended!

This mic works amazingly well, especially for the price. I bought this with a stand and the phantom power all for under $60. From my testing, it sounds very good, even comparing or beating the blue yeti microphone. If configured correctly, most, if not all, of the background noise is removed. One of the reasons I decided to upgrade my mic is because it picks up my loud blue switches from my mechanical keyboard. I took a few minutes to configure the mics volume and gain to remove the background noise and only show my voice. After configuration, the mic only picks up my voice and no background noise, not even my loud keyboard, all while keeping my voice loud enough to where people have to turn my volume down in chat because I'm so loud. Overall, this is an excellent microphone, especially for the very low price around $20.

I bought this microphone to do voiceovers for an animation project, and I didn't have $200 to throw at a professional quality mic. I'm not gonna blow smoke up your butt and tell you that this thing is a "pro quality" microphone for under $30, because even though it looks the part, it's not. It is, however, a very good quality budget-friendly mic, and if you are trying to set up a recording environment on a budget of around $100 or less then this is a good option.One thing that's a bit annoying is that they included an XLR to 3.5mm cable, which in my opinion is pretty much worthless. You will need a Phantom Power Supply and an external sound card / audio interface to take full advantage of this microphone, and I really wish they'd just included an XLR cable with this mic since you will need two of them anyway (one to go to the Phantom, and the other to go to your interface). If you are just connecting to an external sound card without an XLR jack, it will work well enough for that, but you are best off using an XLR interface if you can get your hands on one at a reasonable price.The sound on this thing isn't perfect but it's good, which shouldn't be a surprise since it's pretty cheap. I got a little bit of an odd "fishbowl" effect during my initial tests with it, however I realized I could reduce greatly this by positioning the microphone upright rather than pointing it directly at my actors. I also highly reccomend that you invest another $6 into a Dragon pop filter-- it's a small amount of money to pay to ensure that you will get the best quality you can out of this mic.Overall I'd say that while I wouldn't use this thing in a Hollywood production, if you want an entry-level microphone that will deliver decent quality audio recordings for a project, this thing is an infinitely better option than that Rock Band microphone you have buried in your closet. It's also a fine option for people who are interested in streaming and podcasts.

I have to say that I am very happy and surprised with this microphones quality and sound especially for the price of around $26. I have had much more expensive condenser microphones that do not sound nowhere near as good as this one it is very clear also very strong and produces very great sounding vocals recommend getting a pop filter. This microphone has features of cardioid - directional pick-up, high-sensitivity output. Has low noise, wide dynamic range, most commonly used for studio recording of vocals and even will record some instruments well. Also will work for live stage performance, and production of movie and television plays and household pc recording, and broadcasting. Includes Single unit Super-Cardioid condenser microphone. One Shock proof stand that is made to absord shock and is made to mount on a mic stand it will screw on to almost any mic stand comes witb smallet nut piece you can connect to the shock absorder to mount it to smaller mic stands. Comes with black foam wind/spit proof cover. Manual , warranty card, pass certificate 1pc each, 2.5m xlr to 1/8" mic cord/wire so you can hook it up to a pc. But you may need a cheap usb sound card for your pc if your pc's sound card is below 5v which most newer computers are 5v or higher but the voltage of the sound card of older computers is generally 3v. Which will still work but will sound low. Also this microphone is best used with 48v phantom power when recording studio quality vocals. But if you do not have a mixer or recorder/interface with phantom power you can buy a 48v phantom power box for around $20 on Amazon. I myself use a Zoom R16 recorder/interface/controller to record music on and it has phantom power and works great so fae so good, I have only haf it a short time if quality fades I will update my reveiw. But I highly recommend this mic to anyone on a budget that wants to record studio quality vocals for music, or for broadcasting exp: Youtube videos, movie making etc...Before you go and waste your money on a $200 condenser microphone I highly recommend giving this a try for only $26 you cannot beat it I have been in the industry of music production for over a decade and this microphone is definitely worth buying and sounds excellent. If anyone has any questions please feel free to ask me and I will be glad to help you in any way that I can.

Instead of what I ordered, was shipped defective and used product. Original box, but not sealed, wrapped in combination of repurposed and dirty bubble pack and random plastic.