Great camera, other brands with these features and equal video quality cost significantly more.Pros:1. Attractive price point2. Quality picture3. Comes with lots of accessories4. Comes with 2 batteries and a waterproof caseCons:1. Sound quality is not great its ok. The microphone clips when sound is loud.2. Short battery life. I got about 45 minutes of high-res video on one battery, but the pack comes with two, and you can just order more.

Looks just as pictured.Bought this for my daughter for Christmas but let her open it early last night and we both had the best time with it. The directions could have been a little better but we figured it out. You can change your voice by long pressing the record button, play music through the speaker on the microphone, change the song, plug it up to your phone and record yourself singing. It's fun.

Looks- These headphones have a sleek and minimalistic design but are but bulky looks wise. They have nice reflective shiny surfaces and give it a gleam feel but attracts fingerprints. Overall, the looks are nice and polished and more than acceptable. Very laid back.Comfort- This headset wields a light weight fit and breathable ear pads that surround your entire ear. Can take some adjustment using the adjustable headband along with getting some used too, but they fit well and go unnoticed for longer periods of time. Exceptional comfort.Sound- Sound quality provided is clear, precise, and quality. Logitech provides software from their website (not with the box) where you can edit settings of the headset and sound quality using a volume slider, side tone slider, and an advanced equalizer. I will mention that it is wise to have different equalizer profiles for games, and music as this can make the difference between amazing quality and awful sound. The bass is somewhat lacking, so if your going for specifically music and you are a real audiophile, these are not for you. The 4 stars truly comes from a great sound, but not fully there. I am pleased, but not blown away or honestly impressed.Microphone- The microphone is not professional for recordings, but it does as advertised. It's clear and gives your voice some fullness to a degree.You can be easily understood and works more than enough for gaming. The microphone comes with a built in pop filter which is nice, and is really sensitive which is a plus. You won't have to worry about being to quiet but rather to loud. Make sure its far enough from your mouth, don't over do it.Special Features- The battery is amazing on these wireless headphones. They last a long time but charge somewhat slowly, takes about 3 to 3 and a half hours to charge. The range is profound. My whole entire house is covered with its range through walls, doors, and all. The volume scroller on the back is a bit sensitive but works great and the customization key is nice and can be used for a number of simple commands.Nice headphones that provide nice microphone quality, comfort, sleek looks, great features, and acceptable sound that could be somewhat improved.

Records as good quality audio as you can expect at this price point. Very easy to install, just plug the USB in and it works straight away. I use this microphone for gaming and for recording voice and guitar for music production. It does both jobs effectively but as I said before, this is on the lower side in terms of price point for music recording so don’t expect much but it is more than sufficient for VOIP, conference calls etc.

This was a gift, so in being cautious, I spent about an hour comparing webcams. Some did not offer 720p, some required USB and 3.5mm microphone jack (Those connections are analog and some mic quality and signal strength is lost when converting back and forth between analog and digital unnecessarily.), some had complex software driver installations, and other cams just cost to much to consider (I wanted to stay under $30 US). In the end, I bought the Logitech C270 as a gift for my sister and her 7 year old daughter near Seattle. Neither of them are very technically inclined, so my hopes were high that this webcam would work without any problems. Ease of use was another key factor since I am very technical, but could not be there to install it since I'm across the country in St. Louis. The C270 worked flawlessly. Within 10 minutes of delivery, the camera was unpacked, installed (No drivers needed on Win7. It uses a single USB connector, no other connections are necessary AND it keeps the microphone all digital), and we were video chatting. The built-in microphone with noise cancelling worked very well. I heard the conversation, no other noises in their living room. The video quality was also excellent. The image was clear, frame rate was smooth, and non-pixelized at full screen (we used 1920 x 1080 even though this is a 720p camera). But, keep in mind that video quality is largely dependent on network speed. We used Skype to chat and I'm pretty sure Skype auto-adjusts the quality vs. speed during a video call. Overall, I am very happy with this purchase.

This was purchased to use in an environment that is, frankly, supposed to be beyond the capabilities of this microphone. We have just started webcasting our homeowners association board meetings. There are 10 board members in a horseshoe configuration in the front of the room, speaking through a central sound system with speakers in the ceiling. The room is 1800SF of totally open area and the audience in attendance numbers from 40-60 people with an opportunity for them to speak through a completely different, portable sound system.The mic was placed approximately fifteen feet from the center of the horseshoe, pointing towards the board members. The webcam (Logitech BCC950, also from Amazon) is placed about ten feet behind the microphone and is piped into the portable speaker system via a 50 foot 3.5mm to 1/4" microphone cable. The operator (me) sits at the table with the webcam and runs the webcast software we are using (Anymeeting) on a Dell 3521 Laptop. Since I make a bit of noise typing, changing settings and remotely turning the camera, I wanted some separation from the mic, thus the reason for the different location.The microphone picks up the board perfectly - crystal clear to those attending via the webcast. It works seamlessly with Windows 8.1 and complements the video from the Logitech very nicely. When live participants speak through the portable system, it also captures them quite well. When remote participants are "called on", their voice also comes through the portable system and is also captured nicely although will give them a lot of echo since it's sending the same voice back out over the webcast. I could mute the mic during their question/comment but then other remote participants wouldn't hear it so the speaker just has to turn down their own speakers while talking and everything is fine.The only "downside" to the mic is that it is so sensitive that it picks up ambient noise so if someone in the audience makes a quiet, off the record comment, it is often picked up even though spoken softly. Adjusting the gain levels will likely cure most of this problem during future meetings. Or people will learn that they are live no matter how softly they talk if they are within a few feet of the mic. I can't isolate it anymore than that since the room is somewhat crowded. Since the mic is picking up the board and participant voices via the speaker system, I may be able to actually move the mic to the very back of the room since location should not matter if the overhead speakers are all working okay.I remember the days when a microphone of this quality would cost hundred of dollars and now this is under seventy. It seems to be of very high quality, comes with a nice little carrying case. I do recommend the 15 foot USB extension for placement purposes - it's here on Amazon for five dollars or so.

COOAU 4K 20MP Wi-Fi Action Camera External Microphone Remote Control EIS Stabilization Underwater. Product came in a timely manner with all the accessories as described. Batteries were partially charged. I purchased a mini sd card and it worked wonderfully. Remember to remove the protective plastic over lens... makes a quality difference in play back on computer. WiFi works great... easy to upload to android phone with app. I recommend this product.

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 I was looking for an upgraded microphone for my video meetings and streaming rig. I trust the JBL brand due to a long history of positive experience with everything from decades old monitor-quality home audio speakers to brand new portable Bluetooth devices. Was not disappointed.The microphone plugs in via a USB-C jack on the base of the mic and a USB-A plug on the other end of a braided cord. JBL orange accents are on both ends of the cord, and striped in the braided cord itself. I'm growing fond of the JBL Orange accents on their consumer products, provides a little style over a generic cord. But you could change it out with a standard black cord if you want for your on screen presentation.The base is a matte black machined metal plate, with a hinged vertical post. The hinged post unscrews at both ends, with a 5/8" thread (male) on both ends. The round base has a female 5/8" thread, and a thin foam disc which is good for anti-slip and just basic noise/vibration dampening. One minor issue unique to my own setup, when I tried mounting the mic to my boom arm, the USB cord on the base of the mic was a little too close for my boom arm mounting. Will need to find a slightly different adapter. But I love that the plug/cord is oriented 'inline' and not sticking perpendicular out the back like my older orb/ball-shaped mic. I've included a photo showing the mic port location, but not showing how it conflicted with my other gear. I didn't want to confuse what parts do and don't come with the product.Microphone quality is good, and adjustable with two listening modes (bi/frontal vs. omnidirectional). The software includes an equalizer with a half dozen frequencies, to fine tune your vocal tone. The volume knob defaults to controlling the volume of a headphone (convenience jack located on the base of the microphone) and the gain volume of the microphone. Colored LED light ring at bottom edge of the mic indicates which mode the volume knob is in.Saving the best for last, where I think this mic really shines is the LED indicator light ring and the easy controls. There is a microphone logo stamped in the top plastic of the mic, and it took me a while to realize this is a touch-control to turn the mic on and off. When it's off, the light ring is RED. When it's on, the light ring is GREEN. Just having an on/off button on a mic is huge. Having it touch sensitive is even better, no clicking sound to be picked up by the mic. The other control is the volume knob. Default mode, when you turn it you are adjusting the headphone volume - but the green ring temporarily turns LIGHT BLUE and goes dimmer/brighter to indicate relative volume - before returning to GREEN and full brightness. For microphone GAIN adjustment you press the knob in and the ring turns PURPLE briefly to show it's in GAIN mode. Again, if you turn the knob, the purple light goes dimmer/brighter to represent relative gain level. Then it returns to full bright GREEN, meaning "mic ON". I've included a little video where I demonstrate all these lighting changes. Again, just having the mic light turn RED when off and GREEN when on at the swipe of a fingertip is enough to make this my favorite mic. The styling and the machining of the parts is excellent as well.I'll include a photo of the JBL QuantumSTREAM utility app on PC, so you can see some of the tabs and settings. That is where you change between 180-degree "cardiod" mode and 360-degree omnidirectional mode. Other than that, I'm not going to try to list the features because I have not had to open the app since checking the initial setup.Very positive experience with this mic. Definitely recommend. Good value for the money.