I use this recorder for videoconferencing using Zoom and Teams via the USB cable. The sound quality is great. I also use it to make videos for teaching. I like how you can control the gain. Two minor negatives, it takes a minute or so to start up. Also, I can't output to USB and the the line-out aux cable at the same time. I would recommend this recorder/microphone.

Worked right out of the box. The software that comes with it is easy to use and camera setup was a breeze. Works every time for me, no matter the software I am using(Zoom, Skype, WebEx, etc.). It sits on the monitor without wobble and is solid for recording video. I have not used the microphone, so I can not say how well that works. Good value purchase for me.

This is one of several similar wireless microphone systems we have tried at the comparable prices.I requested this one because I saw other product from this brand with higher price tags look good and hoping this would be a cost performing version in terms of overall quality vs price.I would say this is at par with other ones that were offered (within similar price range). In that we only just tested for our small family karaoke, and it worked out okay. But I wouldn't say the sound quality is better than other ones. So if I were you, I would compare similar specs of this kind of microphone systems and pick one with a better price tag at the time of buying (coupons or deals offered on Amazon ). Because after trying out multiple, unless you spend a lot more for the quality, the performances are quite similar in this price range.

really happy with this webcam. Have never used a high end webcam like this, but after using it for 2 weeks, I wish I bought this years ago. Everyone I talk to mentions how good the video is, and I also use the built in microphone, which is actually better than the one in my high end $400 headphones that I just recently purchased even though it's further from my face.

First off, some of my background: I'm an amateur musician (classically trained). I've not done any recording in-studio or done any live sound engineering, and my mixing experience has been limited to mixing sampled tracks (orchestral or rock/metal compositions).This is my first "serious" microphone that I've been using with a Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 USB audio interface. I plan on upgrading to an AT2020 and AT2021 (condenser mics) for recording later on and keep this one for Skyping/online gaming/karaoke with friends at home.My impression about this one so far is: holy crap. At $36, I was expecting a lot worse of a microphone, though I figured I might as well try given very favourable reviews (I had my doubt about the Amazon.com one saying it sounded as good as an SM58 though!).Physically, this microphone feels solid and has decent mass to it. In terms of sound, it has a warmth and quality I wasn't expecting at this price—I went in thinking it would be muffled and leave to be desired at the top end of the spectrum, which is my experience with other cheap dynamic mics I've used. Not at all.One quality I'm fond of for one application is that, unlike condensers, this mic's sensitivity decreases drastically with distance (this might be common to dynamics microphones). It sounds great at a couple centimeters from the microphone, but I've gone as far as putting it right in front of my monitors and tapping it and didn't get any feedback. I've used it for TeamSpeak (group audio chat often used for gaming) and nobody noticed any echo. That's why I mentioned using it for Skype/online gaming—sounds good and doesn't echo!That said, keep in mind my experience—at home, desktop mics until now; elsewhere, I've used an SM58 on stage and various cheaper dynamic mics but not in a capacity where I really listened to the mic.

I wanted a Plug n' Play microphone with depth. I got it. The Blue Yeti really outperforms itself. I'm sitting here, with the microphone 3 feet away from me, and it works great. With adjustable gain, it picks up my voice with great clarity. It also, surprisingly, does not pick up unwanted sounds. Yes, it'll pick up my keyboard, but only if you improperly configure your communication program of choice. I was not expecting this sort of clarity for under $150. It's amazing, and would absolutely recommend it to anyone interested.Cons:It does come with a 3.5mm output to your headphones, but there is no way to completely disable the monitor from the mic to your 3.5mm out. I have to use my computer's soundcard because I just can't stop the mic from being output to the 3.5mm jack. It's also huge. It's a pretty big mic.

Does NOT work with my Samsung Note 8. I was hoping I can use it to record voices better for interviews but it simply does not work. I also tried to download open camera as well as change the audio input to external device.Update: PoP Voice might have one of the best customer service I have ever interacted with. Within a week, I received a new microphone that worked perfectly.

I was in need of an extra mic quick. I decided to take a chance with this one since it was available the next day. I'm glad I did. It's very solid, has a nice weight to it, and sounds good on my zoom podtrak p4. No on/off switch (a plus in my opinion). This microphone punches well above it's price range. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another one.