Shure MV7+ USB-C & XLR Podcast Dynamic Microphone - White | USB-C and XLR dynamic mic with LED touch panel, auto level and pop filter for podcasting, streaming and recording

After six months of using the Shure MV7+ for my weekly podcast, I can confidently say this microphone delivers professional results with surprising ease of use. The sound is crisp, warm, and broadcast-ready straight out of the box. The dynamic pickup pattern effectively rejects background noise, which is crucial in my less-than-perfect home office setup. Voice clarity is exceptional, and the reverb effects add nice polish when needed, though I typically keep them minimal. Having both USB-C and XLR outputs is incredibly convenient. I use USB-C for quick recordings and XLR when connecting to my audio interface for more complex productions. The OBS certification means seamless streaming integration. Build quality feels premium and roadworthy - exactly what you'd expect from Shure. The white finish, while sleek, shows dust and fingerprints easily. The price point is steep for beginners, though justified by the feature set. Occasionally, the touch panel can be overly sensitive, leading to accidental adjustments. The MV7+ strikes an excellent balance between professional capability and user-friendly operation. It's practically plug-and-play for beginners while offering the depth serious podcasters need. While pricey, the audio quality and convenience features make it worthwhile for anyone serious about content creation.

(Reviewed by my 16 year old son) Upgraded from a fiffine microphone (the AM8), and I have to say, the difference is definitely noticeable in the quality of the microphone. When gaming/typing, the keyboard can't be heard, as long as I am talking, due to its built in noise cancelation. When I loaded into public games while using this microphone, many people told me the mic sounded really good, lol. The good thing about this mic, that I didn't really find in other mics, is that you don't have to be super close to it to have crisp audio. I have it about 4-5 inches from my face when using it, and it sounds like it is maybe 1 or 2 inches away. The mute RGB bar on the mic is super easy to click, and turns red when muted, so i don't have to worry about making sure I'm muted. A really good mic, but very pricey. I would mainly recommend if you stream/create content.

The design, the white, and the build quality are what drives this microphone. Does the job as far as the tone, not going to melt the listeners with it, but definitely won’t drive anybody away either. Does the job, and looks amazing while using it. Not muddy, not too bright. Can connect it using usb for quick on the go setups or xlr for a nice sound in a studio. Plug and play, and covers any workflow for podcasts!

As someone who has been recording with gaming mics and phone-quality audio for most of my life, I can confidently say that the Shure MV7+ is a game-changer. This is my first professional microphone, and it has truly transformed the way I capture my voice. Previously, I was never satisfied with how my voice sounded in videos and recordings. The audio quality was subpar, and it often left me feeling frustrated and disheartened. With the Shure MV7+ microphone, everything changed. The clarity and richness of my voice recordings are now on a whole new level. The microphone does an exceptional job of capturing the nuances of my voice, allowing me to express myself with greater confidence and authenticity. I have fallen in love with how my voice sounds, and it has reignited my passion for recording. The build quality of the Shure MV7+ is impressive. The microphone feels solid and well-constructed, giving me confidence that it will last for years to come. It's clear that Shure put a lot of thought and care into the design, ensuring that it not only looks professional but also performs exceptionally well. Despite its premium price tag, the microphone does not disappoint. It delivers on its promises and provides excellent value for money. One of the standout features of the Shure MV7+ is its versatility. Whether I'm recording a podcast, streaming, or creating voice-over content, this microphone excels in all scenarios. It offers both USB and XLR connectivity, making it compatible with a wide range of devices and setups. The intuitive touch panel controls allow for easy adjustments to gain, monitoring volume, and more, without the need for additional software. In conclusion, I highly recommend the Shure MV7+ for anyone looking to level up their voice recordings. It's an investment that pays off in spades, providing high-quality audio that can elevate your content and enhance your overall recording experience.

Best premium Mic I’ve received. The cord length is really long and is able to reach underneath to my computer. The recording quality is great, especially if you share a room with someone and super easy to set up and figure out the program that it comes with.

When I saw this one, I was pretty sure that SHURE wouldn't let me down! Just bought it and I am so happy with it! Compatible with iPad Pro (M5). Amazing sound! Worth every dollar paid!

Although I am using IT USB-C microphone have to say it’s up the quality I do a lot of Zoom training zoom calls as well as team calls and a lot of interaction prior to this. I was using the blue yeti but this elevated me to the next level. I love the product.

The shure mv7+ is a great mic obviously. I bought it replace my 6 year old shure mv88 which was $99 back then. The quality is the same, the sound the same. The $300 price is insane. The mv7+ wouldn’t work with my iPad Pro 10th gen. I messaged the seller and they responded to me very quickly and we spoke back and forth trouble shooting and they offered a refund/return when it just wouldn’t work for me. So I really appreciate how helpful and knowledgeable the seller is, they answered all my questions. In my video I compare the the mv7+ with the old mv88. And basically I think it’s a fabulous mic but $300 is just wild when the same quality was in their $99 mv88. And with the old mv88 you don’t have to unplug it or wear headphone to hear your playback, like you have to do with this mv7+. Big downgrade for me, with triple the price. I still like it, it’s a great mic. Update: I found a solution to my gripe about having to wear headphones or unplug the shure to hear my recording playback. I just plugged some little speakers into the mic instead of headphones. 😄