These headphones are VERY comfortable. I can wear them for 4 hours or more straight and have no discomfort at all. They fit automatically using an expandable ski google esque strap.They look awesome as well and the color can be easily configured without the use of external software.These were plug and play, only using a single USB port and no other case connections other than that.They are also compatible with a phone however the sound I felt wasn't as quality probably because they didn't run through the Game DAC.The Game DAC is AWESOME!The controls are intuitive and you can edit things on the fly quickly.These headphones are very minimalist in nature, with few buttons on the headset itself. However you can mute your mic and change volume from a solid button and scroll.For me these headphones are perfect for playing games, watching movie, talking with friends and doing school work.One thing that I found I didn't like but are niches is:> The mute light is obscured with the microphone puff, making it useless because I cannot see it.> The microphone should auto mute when I slide it all the back into its "Resting" position. (Locked into the ear muff)But really they are perfect and these two things don't have much effect.

The sound quality is incredible for this size! Overall built quality is better than expected, the mic is made from metal, not from plastic as it looks. That makes it feel very solid and durable.

I'm setting up a home studio for voiceover work, and my old condenser mics weren't what I needed. I've got a lot of background noise, so I needed a dynamic mic that would suppress the background sound (mostly the air conditioning, which is quite loud even with the door shut- the main unit is right outside my room.)Since I didn't want to spend my money on sound treatment for the room, which would be cost-prohibitive for a part-time endeavor, I took a chance on this Maono Carotid Dynamic Microphone- and it's been great!The carotid pickup naturally suppresses the background sounds, and the mic sounds really good with my voice; I keep the mic fairly close to my mouth, and the pop filter that comes with it does a great job of suppressing the plosives (Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickles, etc.) so my voice sounds really natural and full-toned. It's clear and neutral, I don't hear any coloration from the mic itself, and it does a great job with the lower tones. I'm a baritone, and some dynamic mics make me sound like Mickey Mouse, but this one makes me sound more like Barry White! The pop filter could be bigger, and the rod that screws into the filter could be more robust, but that's a minor quibble- pop filters are a dime a dozen, and this one does the job as long as it's directly in front of the mic.I'm running the mic into my PreSonus 24c interface, but that's not even necessary, since this dynamic mic doesn't need 48v phantom power like most condenser mics do. This microphone can plug directly into a USB port on a computer or laptop, and it'll work just fine! In fact, with it plugged into my computer I get even more functionality- there's zero latency (no delay) when I plug your headphones (with 3.5mm stereo plug) into the rear of the microphone, and that's great: I hear exactly what the mic is picking up, and exactly what my voice sounds like before any EQ!When the mic is plugged into a USB port (USB 2 or 3, both work fine,) there's a volume control for headphones & the mic lights up with inbuilt green LED light, which looks fantastic. There's a manual On-Off switch that works both with USB and XLR. I can also have the mic plugged into an XLR input on my interface, and also have it plugged into my computer, simultaneously. I'm amazed at what this inexpensive mic can do!The kit with the mic includes everything I needed to get the mic set up & working, and the shock mount for the mic is really good. I don't have any desk space, so I don't use the mic stand which came with the mic (though it's well-made and sturdy,) but a scissor-arm bracket which I already had; the shock mount fit perfectly into the scissor-arm mic holder, no adapters needed.All in all, I'm delighted with this Maono HD-300T microphone, it's exactly what I was looking for and it sounds a heck of a lot better than its price point would suggest!

For the price, you can't beat the Pyle-Pro mic. So far, decent sound and rugged construction​ similar to more expensive mics make this a worthy microphone.

For the price, it is a pretty decent sounding microphone. Is it as good as a Heil PR40 or EV RE20? Well, no. Then again, it also isn't costing $400.00 either. This is a decent entry-level mic for someone who is starting a gaming/youtube channel (or something like that) and is looking for a decent, inexpensive XLR mic that can hook up to a USB audio interface (or USB audio mixer). You won't be wasting your money if you buy this microphone.

I bought this mic after some deep online searching. I'm happy to say I was not disappointed. This little mic packs a really good sound into it. Sometimes it's almost too good as I once picked up my wife clicking away at a keyboard for work upstairs while I was downstairs. Overall it's been a big help recording meetings, quick voiceovers and webcasting. I've suggested this mic to friends who were looking for something simple, compact and solid several times. The only thing missing is a more soundproof room in my house!

Great value. Well made. Can't beat the price and quality!

The microphone itself and it's quality are just great, exactly what I needed. The only reason I don't give 5 starts is because I believe devices like this should come with all the things needed to use them, and it doesn't include an XLR cable, which you have to hook up to it to use it.