I game a lot and this partial keyboard works amazingly well. Also, it looks great with the colorful back light in the keyboard and is just the right size for my desk. One thing to consider is that all of the buttons have a loud clicking sound when pressed. This would be a problem but my game volume in my headset is louder then the clicking sound so it doesn't bother me anyway. However, if you are trying to talk to someone while gaming through a microphone in the headset they will definitely hear the clicking in the background. Not a huge problem, but a factor to consider when purchasing this product. I still give it 5 stars overall.

This 4 microphone wireless system offers tremendous value. The mics are very well built and they offer quite good battery life. The receiver has a ton of gain on tap. I have one issue, which is that it's comically difficult to take out the batteries. The second one invariably gets stuck, and I mean STUCK, particularly when using rechargeable batteries. This could pose a real problem if you need to do a battery swap mid-set. While I consider this a serious defect, everything else about this unit screams value. So much functionality for a fraction of what the big brands charge.

wireless microphone===============There were no instructions in the unit I got, but I was able to muddle my way through the setup. It looks very nice, but doesnt feel as good as some of the older wireless mics I have used in the past. The mic requires two batteries (not included), whilst the receiver has an inbuilt rechargeable battery using the older micro usb charging port (usb charging cable provided). It would have been nice if the mics themselves could be charged rather than using batteries. In use maybe ok for home use or small gatherings, not so great otherwise, although fun for karaoke

This is a very professional weighted microphone stand. I particularly like it because the stand is very stable and does not rock or move once you have it set up. I also like that the POP Filter that comes with the gooseneck mic arm has a double-layer screen, which can block air impact and reduce vocal pop and hiss. This makes it a great tool to use while Podcasting or doing video recordings. I have several different microphones I can use with this stand and like that it is versatile enough that I can switch it out. Overall a professional level tool for your desktop recording needs.

Hello everyone, 'Sean the Reviewer' here, and today we're looking at the LENSGO Wireless Lavalier Microphone.If you're looking at this review, you may or may not be familiar with what this product is. Essentially, it is a compact receiver (which I will also refer to as the 'main unit') that allows up to 2 people to clip on a mini microphone onto their clothing. The receiver then transmits to all sorts of devices, to include mobile phones, camcorders, and so forth. In other words, this product substitutes the need for a full-sized microphone to speak into.So how did this product do? For this test, I tested both clip-on microphones and connected the receiver to my iPhone 12 Pro Max. Here's the run-down:[THE GOOD]- Build: This product feels sturdy although it is made of predominantly plastic. The main unit is flanked by two detachable microphones, which are connected to the main unit magnetically. The device is fairly lightweight; on my scale the main unit with both microphones attached came in at 2.6 ounces; the main unit by itself came in at 1.6 ounces. The unit is slim, but you'll likely be carrying it inside a small pouch that comes with the product. The reason why you'll likely be using the pouch is because you will also have to worry about the various cables and the microphone clips that you'll need when you use the device.- Design: The product is well-designed. The microphones are connected magnetically to the main unit. When the main unit is charging, the microphones are also being charged. The slim profile and light weight are benefits to the product's ability to perform its functions. The product would be better served if it came with a small carrying case rather than a small bag-like drawstring pouch. The reason for this is because the pouch does not match the quality of the device and the various items you will have in it will be jumbled around when traveling, potentially scratching things up when the metal connectors on the cables come into contact with plastic).- Price: At its price range at the time of this review, this product is a phenomenal deal. There are not really any true competitors in this market for consumer-grade wireless microphones. What you normally see are microphones directly attached to phones, which this is far superior to (your microphones are clipped to your clothing and then wirelessly transmitted to the receiver device, which is connected to your phone or other audio recording device). If you are in the market for this item, it is extremely inexpensive for its utility.- Performance: It works very well while having the microphones clipped to my shirt collar. Both microphones worked without issue, and I was able to record my voice directly into my iPhone 12 Pro Max. Even with low to moderate ambient sound, the microphones were able to pick up my voice and communicate it clearly. It is noted that there is no noise cancellation on this product, so it *does* pick up ambient/background noise-- bear that in mind if you are using it when outside of a controlled environment. Comparing the product's microphones to the microphone embedded in the iPhone 12 Pro Max itself, the sound quality is comparable to when I am holding the phone directly at arm's length.- Convenience: This is a device that you can get working within seconds, while on the go-- extremely convenient.[THE BAD]- Instructions: Not very clear, and it is apparent that the English instructions were translations done by a non-native speaker. Although the product is pretty straightforward, it's something to note.- Drawstring Carrying Bag: As mentioned above, the bag is not my favorite. With a quality product such as this, the carrying bag should be a case that can properly organize and secure the device, cables, and microphone clips.- iPhone Adapter: The case does not come with a 3.5mm to lightning cable adapter, so if you plan on using it for an iPhone and don't have the adapter, you will have to buy that.[THE UGLY]- Attaching the Receiver: This is probably the biggest issue with this product. The receiver has a clip, but that's not very useful if your recording device is your phone. This loose connection forces you to put the phone on a flat surface undisturbed, or to hold the phone and the receiver together in your hand.The Bottom Line: In a field of very few competitors, this is a solid choice at a very good price point. Although it is fairly niche, it has wide potential applicability for everyone from podcasters to people making videos on the go, to even people singing on TikTok. It can use some improvements, however, including noise cancellation capabilities, a better attachment solution of the receiver, and improving the carrying bag.This product earns the 'Sean's Superior Seal'**Seals are rated on this scale**Poor: No SealAverage: 'Sean's Satisfactory Seal'Good: "Sean's Superior Seal'Excellent: "Sean's Supreme Seal'

These headphones are pretty close in design to the turtle beach recon 70. It is not too different in that the microphone actually closed into the headphones neatly so it is not sticking out. That being said, it has relatively the same feel and design. The performance is not bad. I actually enjoy having these to take on the go if needed. It is lighter. This one I got was a white color. The ear piece is now mesh instead of PU leather so you do not get those headphones that crack overtime. The white color does get yellowing if left in the sun so be aware of that if you put this near your window. The white color does show noticeable dirt on these compared to darker colors. It works really well with my xbox one, ps4, ps5, switch and PC (be sure that you use 3.5 for sound and voice). I just use with it my gaming laptop because it is light, small, smaller transmitter and easy to carry around. I did try it with a PS4 and it works pretty well. It uses a type c to charge this device. In my opinion, the USB plug would be a bit more durable and compact. It feels a bit flimsy which makes me worried it will break in the future. It also does not lose too much sound but you may have a sound card. The sound quality from the turtle headphones is really good. It gives a nice clear sound especially during gaming which you may have to tweek the settings to your liking but once I had it it was great! It is very comfortable headset and is adjustable. It isn't too tight but can remain stable on my head without issue. It has a basic white color so work well with discord. It could be built better on the hinges as it seems to be a bit weak and feels like it will fall out. Overall I think this product is a great thing to have for gaming whether its on console or PC. It has a decent wireless length so you can be across the rooms. The microphone is very clear and not too sensitive where it picks up everything but you may need to play around with the settings. Muting is pretty easy just pull the microphone up. The controls are all on the headset which makes easier to use.

Not my first SM58, but had to give it some praise here anyway. I currently play in a lounge rock duo playing piano/keys and singing. I had become comfortable with a headset microphone the past couple of years until I wanted to make some PA system changes. Picked up a new SM58 and after one song I was ready to make it my default once again. If you've been playing live music longer than one day, you've already heard of this iconic mic. Stop reading and buy it now. You won't regret it.

I love the audio that this microphone produces. It's clear and crisp and the mic has great range. I use it in a courtroom setting and it picks up all over the room. I like that I can put it on its stand or I can clip it to my laptop screen and that it has a green light that tells me when it's on and red to tell me it's off. Unfortunately, as others have noted, the casing has cracked and the connection between the cord and the mic is really loose, causing the red light to flash at odd times. With just a little more sturdiness, this could be the perfect mic.