I was looking for earbuds with a boom mic for zoom calls. I did several tests to see if this pair would meet my needs. These are a perfect budget pair.Sound Test - This pair has decent sound but lacks deep bass. A+ there for the price.Mic Test - tested without any background sound or inline (earbud) sound, and the mic was great. Clear, loud, and zero muffling.Combo Test - I tested the mic with background noise and it picked up very little and my voice still crisp. I also tested by played an audiobook through the earbuds (to mimic someone was talking on a zoom call) and the mic didn't pick up the voice within the earbuds. This was big since a different pair I tested failed this test creating feedback and an echo. You can't go wrong with this set for Zoom calls.

Test used the one I bought as a gift. Buying my own now!

I haven't had a real chance to use it yet, but the videos are really informative. I can't wait to test out the lenses this weekend.

I purchased this soundbar for the television for my bedroom. The first thing I wanted to do, however, was to test it out.The soundbar is really unique in that you can use it as just one soundbar or two stereo speakers. As you can tell in the pictures, it comes with every cable that you can imagine. Everything was packed very well.To test it out, I hooked it up and paired my laptop to it via Bluetooth. It was very simple and it connected right away. I tried it music and a football game, and the sound quality was really impressive for the price point. The sound was "clean" on even the highest levels.Overall, this is a great, and unique, soundbar - given you can set it up as stereo speakers. I'm very happy with the purchase!

I am totally blown away by the quality performance and sound coming from this microphone. As a YouTube influencer, video blogger, and voiceover artist, I heavily rely on microphones to reproduce my voice accurately and effectively.This new Yeti X is probably the best USB microphone I’ve had the opportunity to use and test. For me, this is an upgrade from my former Blue Yeti which was sufficient for my on-camera work, but not quite there for higher-end video work. Unbelievably, this new microphone produces sound quality that actually compares positively to my $4000 XLR, phantom-powered Neumann microphone that I use for commercial voiceover work… at about a fifth of the cost! Unbelievable!Set up on my Mac was as simple as connecting USB. Mac OS X immediately recognized the microphone by name. I downloaded the two applications that makeup Blue VOICE which are now compatible with both Windows AND Mac and found the features of that program to be phenomenally good. There are a number of equalizing presets that can be tested by recording a short Voice recording and then playing back that recording, selecting the presets one by one and listening to the results of your own voice using those presets. Very effective.Additionally, equalizer and other settings can be set manually and saved as your own presets.The microphone itself is a 4-capsule model, giving maximum directional control over input. Single front control allows for adjusting input to prevent clipping, as well as headphone volume separately or as a mix with output volume.The microphone has a standard stand screw mount slot for mic stands as well as a 3/8” headphone input.This entire review was created using the Yeti X with Mac OSX Catalina Voice control. No issues whatsoever.This microphone clearly deserves a full FIVE STAR+ rating, and I give it my honest and very hearty recommendation. It’s an absolutely superb value for the price offered!*If you found my review helpful to you, please let Amazon know by clicking the "HELPFUL" button below!

Works great on an older laptop,for my grandaughters games. She can now use the headphones with microphone.

This microphone is really good, its great for gaming and I don't feel the need to edit the audio in a separate program. However, when it comes to music I would obviously edit a bit, but who wouldn't? You always want to get the best out of stuff like that.Why I rated this 4/5 instead of 5/5 is because there is always an issue with USB microphones. No drivers = more problems in the long run. This microphone records SO QUIET that it practically FEELS useless. Because Blue Snowball is not a standard microphone that goes into the green jack/port, you cannot go on your computer settings and give it a "mic boost." You'll have to do so with an external program. That took me about an hour to set up... so if you are excited and you just get your microphone and you're ready to play you'll be shot down because you just CAN'T use it at the state its in. You'll need to test things out and use other programs or registry editors to fix your microphone problem.

Well, I hope I never have to test them out after an EMP but I did test it out by putting my cellphone in it, sealing it and then calling and texting my phone. My phone went straight to voicemail and the text didn't come through so it seems to be doing it's job. There are multiple sizes so you can hold something small up to and including something as large as a laptop.This is a little pricey for bags, but considering what it is capable of, it is well worth the price.