FDUCE SL40X XLR Dynamic Microphone for Vocal Recording, Podcasting, Gaming, Live streaming&Broadcasting, All Metal Cardioid Mic, Voice-Isolating Technology -Black

I was hesitant to purchase as the brand isn’t huge, but months on, I honestly really love this mic. Sound quality is good, gain is adjustable. People can understand me easily. Never any problems. Plug and play.It looks quite sleek and modern, complements my setup well. I also love that the mute button is simple and easy. No flashing, just a bright blue LED when live and bright red when muted. Changes with a single click.The stand is very easy to set up. High quality, robust, and well-built.Uses USB-C, unlike some microphones. Who actually wants mini USB? USB-C ports are just sturdier, which is a bonus.Had a Blue Yeti for years before this and I’d pick this one every time.Also bought from Amazon Warehouse to save £15. It’s as good as brand new. Not a single mark.For the price, this is a high quality microphone and a great entry-level one. Obviously it’s not studio quality, but no USB mic is at this price. This is as good as it gets in the world of USB mics.For a good quality studio/professional quality, you’ll need an XLR mic and an audio interface (adapter). That’s at least triple the cost of this.

I bought this microphone to pair with my Focusrite Scarlett Solo Gen4 as my first ever XLR.For the price, it looks great, it doesn't feel of cheap quality giving you a premium feel at a less premium price, it's a balanced weight for my mic arm and isn't difficult to move and overall have had next to no issues in regards to the microphone quality.I have a loud household consisting of general house noises such as a dog, and hoovers etc. and this mic manages to overlay my voice over this background noise and supress it allowing my friends and teammates in-game and voice channels to only have to deal with my voice coming through.It's a great bit of kit, seems like it's durable enough to last you a few years maybe more and great overall quality considering I came from having a Hyper X Quadcast.Less money, more quality!

The clamp is very sturdy and the arm is reassuringly stiff.. the microphone itself is really clear andcsensitive. I've only used it for spoken word but Im confident it will handle more.It would get five stars but for the springs on the stand, which produce a ting if the desk is tapped. I'll be taking these off and fitting dampers (rolled up card inside the springs) and it will then be perfect for my needs.

Such an amazing microphone, it’s very podcast sounding, I use this for streaming and it’s amazing, no background noise I would 100% recommend. It hasn’t let me down once. It’s a budget microphone but makes you sound like your speaking into a £300 microphone.

Great mic for the money punching well above its weight

Excellent overall, highly recommend, the sound is very good with no background or static noise even at the highest gain input signal level from my Focusrite Scarlett 2i2.The build quality of the microphone and the boom arm exceeded my expectations.Couldn't have asked for more.

This was a much needed buy for me as I needed to swap mic types to resolve a quality issue.The mic has a solid performance with the USB connection this version of the mic has. Thus I don't have to spend more to get a GoLxr.It also has a headphone jack to let you monitor your own voice as you work.The mic has a gain for both the mic and headphones jack on the top by the mute button. This is useful for fast and on demand adjustments if needed.The sound is clear and I have no echo or noise issues (partially thanks to my filters but also the mic).A tip though, if your mic is not being detected by, say, OBS, check your filters and/or use the mics built in gain to see if it's just a matter of adjusting simple settings.I panicked when I bought it as I wasn't getting any response but it turned out the mic gain was turned way down.Overall well worth the price I paid.

Great quality either end of the mic and a beautiful first start into streaming