The camera is very clear, the microphone sound quality is good, light, put in the office daily voice communication is very convenient, can direct customer voice, video, call, so work super convenient, do not always pick up the phone, simple plug

This little microphone is better than the price would suggest. It's not "professional grade," but it's so much better than using the built-in mic on the phone for voice notes. It's also much better than the mics that are built into the headsets that I've used.

This mic is a real gem. I use it on vocals or instruments at open mic events. Every performer brings something different - different instruments, different comfort levels, different experiences addressing the microphone - and this very versatile mic helps me get thru all of it.I don't know whether it would capture nuance for recording as it doesn't have the frequency response or nor the character of good recording gear, but it's a winner for live sound applications.Best part: at a $20 price point I'm not too worried about it!

These headphones are great they come with plenty of replacement ear pieces including ones that are similar to ear plugs which I think is a great idea. Now to the down side they don't have a microphone and a controller to awnser the phone with a button or pause but other then that thier AMAZING.

If you are a regular user of conference calls, Skype, Webex etc. via your laptop or PC you will know the frustration when some participants are too far from the built-in mike and therefore inaudible. Also, many laptops have poor recording quality and the mike can be in strange places, such as in the keyboard (like on my Toshiba). In that case all that the participants can hear is the hammering of keys, or else your wrist is resting over the mike hole and no-one can hear you.This portable USB mike solves these problems. Sensitive to the whole room, it can be placed in the centre of the table, away from keyboards, to pick up all participants clearly. Surprisingly good sound quality, even from people further away.The device also serves as a logical speaker device, but beware - you have to plug in a separate speaker using a 3mm jack plug. Otherwise your application selects the external speaker automatically, but nothing can be heard! (Alternatively you can select internal speakers in the relevant application, but you need to know to do this.)The MXL AC404 is quite heavy, so not a pocket device, but it's excellent performance is well worth it.

Ok, several pros-and-cons on this microphone, and as much 'cardioid vs electret' issues as this mic in particular. I use microphones creating podcasts. That said, the cheapie '$1.99 plus shipping' lapel mics are often excellent quality for podcasting. If you are one person doing a podcast or something equivalent, then stop and go look for a high-rated one now. You DO NOT need this microphone. If you are going to be in a studio hall, doing multi-person interviews, etc., then you most-likely have no choice but to go with a cardioid mic. With that, I'll offer that this mic is pretty good overall. The weight is TREMENDOUS compared to some I've used. In a holder, not that bad - but if you are walking around with this in your hand, watch out - this is a serious barbell workout!!! The mic is a 3-pin XLR open connector at the base, you get no cable (as usual with most higher-end equipment), but you do get a decent plastic carry-case with foam shell liner. You also get a mic clam mount for a stand, but the one I received (and was rather ticked off about) was a 20-35 mm clam, and does NOT (in any dreamable way) fit this 40-mm monster. I happened to have a larger clam, so it didn't affect me, but don't think that you're going to actually get a mount that works with this mic (though the rubber-band isolation mounts work great).Out of the box, I found terrible echo when first plugged in on this mic, but after some acoustic foam, a tweak on the mic gain, a drop in the mic volume, etc., I had a perfect mic audio coming through. You cannot take 'next level' gear and plug-and-play with it like it's a 'made for novices' $1.99 toy and expect it to work the same.All that said, the Behringer is a solid 4-star mic, and I would have probably gave them a 5-star, but that wrong clam-shell mount, combined with an overnight price jump from $19.99 to $40.38 really made me say WTF, and drop them a star as a result (I meant to buy two, not one, went back the next day to order the second one, and the price doubled overnight!).** UPDATE **I have found with a Y-cable, I can run two of these microphones via a USB connector to the Y-cable to the mic's, and have good voice quality still (though, no independent volume control without adding a mixer). They are still solid microphones, still a great microphone for studio work, very nice if you are looking for a directional (unidirection) microphone for voice work. HARD, and I mean REALLY HARD to catch them at $19.99 - this microphone varies in price more than a gallon of gasoline! You can catch them for $20 often, but not always. They are VERY durable, though!

Daylight picture is crisp and colorful. My microphone picks up pretty well. The solar charge is holding up well. I will review after winter arrives to see how charging and battery life holds up. The night vision is not the best for some reason.

Bought one of these as an "extra" mike, and I can honestly say, I'm stunned at the quality and the sound. Comes well packaged and with its own carry case, but more importantly, using it alongside Shure SM-58's and Sennhauser mikes, you genuinely cannot tell the difference! These are clean, clear, and it appears to be superbly built.This is DEFINITELY the best buy in microphones out there and I will be getting more of these!