Set this up for a test in my home. Got some great pictures and videos of my dog. So cool, can't wait to see what it does out in the wild.

When I purchased it I was literally unaware that it came with a microphone. I'm so happy with my purchase and you can travel with it. The best ever there is.

This mic picks up everything. It's so crisp and clear I can't believe it's a $40 mic. I play game with friends online and them being able to hear me is important. I love the box and it came in The moment I picked it up I knew it was good quality because it had some heft to it. It feels great and looks amazing on my computer desk. Once I plugged it in I could hear everything in my room. I knew my cat was coming because I could hear his footsteps ON CARPET lol. One thing I had to do was set up a mute mic on my elgato system so that I could turn it off or mute it without unplugging it. You can also plug in your headphones into the mic.

This microphone is perfect! It is exactly what I've been looking for. The sound quality is stellar and a huge improvement from my last microphone-which had wonderful sound quality, but just can't compare to this bad boy. So far I have made over 100 recordings on the Yeti, and each has come out great. I like that you can adjust the gain so I can sit farther away from the microphone if I want, or if my dogs are making noise in the background I can get up close without worrying about picking up their weird noises. I generally keep it on one of the pattern settings, but I like that I can change settings if I want to try something new, like conduct an interview.

Just got this microphone for my new home studio set up and gave it some test runs with vocal and speech recording. The signal is crisp, clean, and does the job admirably for a relatively solid price. Don't worry about trying anything else. At this price range, you're going to get top quality.

The washer and dryer test is the ultimate test for a flash drive, and I have repeatedly found that these drives are tanks to this test. Goat thumb drives

I lost vision in my right eye 3 years ago, I also have depth perception issues. I just bought these lights recently and let me tell you I am happy I did.when I leave for work in the morning my stairs are totally dark and because of depth perception and poor vision I could not see the stairs.I placed one of these lights on each step, the awesome thing is they each brighten up before I even take the step down. I can see each step clearly and now I feel comfortable and confident with each step I take.

This microphone has a lot of potential and does a great job handling voiceovers and live webinars--the two basic reasons why I purchased it. I use mine with a 15-inch MacBook Pro (mid-2010 model) running OSX 10.10 (Yosemite beta). I am typically using this microphone while running online training sessions via Citrix Go To Meeting, but when recording voiceovers, I use this microphone with Audacity (v. 2.0.5) and have had great success with it.The positives seem to far outweigh the things that are negative about the Samson Go, making this an attractive microphone for under 40 bucks.My expectations were low, but thus far I haven't been disappointed. What has impressed me the most about the microphone is its rich, well-rounded sound for voice. I didn't expect that for a microphone that's a little larger than a USB jump drive.One of the other pleasant surprises of this compact audio tool is the fact that it can be attenuated with a little switch on the side of the body of the microphone. This allows the user to change the pickup pattern from an omni (circle) to a cardioid (heart-shaped circle) and a -10db setting to help knock down the output if sound is overdriven. There is also a 2.5mm headphone jack for monitoring sound coming from the mic.This microphone feels like it has some heft, and that's largely due to the metal base to which the microphone is attached, not the microphone itself. The microphone has a plastic body, but the trim around the sides and top is metal.The one negative I have about this--the one thing that knocked a possible 5-star rating down to 4 stars--is the attenuation switch. The first time I used the switch, it felt loose and did not click in to position crisply. I moved the switch a few times and did test recordings; it worked fine.Noting that there were a number of negative reviews regarding the premature death of this microphone, I chose to check my Sound setting in the System Preferences to make sure the Samsung Go was being used strictly as an input device and not as a substitute for my external or built-in speakers. Adjust your Mac Sound setting for the microphone by going to System Preferences > Sound > Output.Included with the microphone is a nice carrying case for the microphone. It's not big enough for the USB cord or the stand-securing nut included with the microphone.My final note is about sound output from the microphone. I worked in the technical end of broadcasting for 30 years and have been around audio booths the entire time, both in the days of analog and in the Digital Age. It's important that output settings are tested and set appropriately before recording can begin. Yes, this microphone is basically "plug-and-play", but if the settings are too low or too high, you'll never get the right sound you are hoping for.It's all about the settings.