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 my uncle tries very hard, but bless his heart, he’s no Taylor Swift. Though I suppose he would rather be Garth Brooks, he’s still just not quite there. But we enjoy his talent nonetheless, he’s very entertaining. I gave this to him at the early hour of 3pm on Christmas Eve. Yes, I know, that is rather early for Christmas dinner, but if we do it any later then my cousin gets too drunk to do Santa Claus at the very late hour of 7pm. Anyway, I gave it to him hours ago and he has been singing and just making conversation ever since. It’s starting to get a tad redundant to those whom are not currently drinking beer, but hey, it’s Christmas. He likes it very much and told me to give it a five star review, so here I am, first Amazon review ever. Congratulations OVELLIC Karaoke Microphone, you made the list for top 25 gifts I’ve ever given. The rose gold coloring in particular is a very nice touch for a 46 year old male

Soundwise they are deeply V-shaped. I expected them to be more neutral. Build is crude, they are heavy and not supercomfy (say compared to Beats). I hope they will survive longer than Monoprice 8323 (which they resemble), due to them having some steel elements inside. Monoprices just broke in half after 2 years, sadly. I replaced earpads woth Brainwavz HM5 (you should too). It comes with two cables and both lack microphone. Third party cables on amazon all have 3 star reviews. At least you can replace the cable, but connector is not standard.So what will be my suggestion - buy it or skip it?For sound I suggest AKG K500mkII (or K553) - but those have undetachable cable. The price is about the same.For sound and mobility (mic, detachable cable) - Monoprice 8323 - those are 4 times cheaper. But add HM5 earpads.Update: I since tried some others, like Coolermaster MH751, AKG K371, etc, and original M40x died after falling from 2meters. I bought new M40x. I just like the "fun" sound of M40x. There is something to it which works for me.

The blue yeti is one of the best usb microphones out there. If you’re looking for a plug & play mic with decent sound that is extremely easy to use, then this is a great option. If you’re looking for professional quality sound, however, then your much better off getting a XLR mic. Even the best USB mics can’t compare to the quality of essentially any XLR microphone. Even if you’re on a budget, you could buy a simple studio setup for almost the same amount of money as you would spend on this yeti. (For example, you could buy a $40 behringer u-phoria um2 audio interface and a MXL 990 for $70 and this cheap set up will sound way better than a usb mic like the yeti)If you just want a mic that produces decent audio for Skype, conference calls, computer games, YouTube, or podcasts, then this mic could work great for you. But if you want real professional high quality sound, I would pass on buying a blue yeti or any usb mic for that matter. It all depends on what you’re going to be using a mic for, but either way I strongly suggest to research different options before forking out any cash.

I have bought several of these ICOMTOFIT headsets over the years. I keep a couple for working from home, a couple for working in the office, a couple to put in my bag for traveling. I'll connect one to my computer and one to my phone. I can easily disconnect and reconnect them via bluetooth to different devices but it's just convenient to have multiple. As long as I am not on an 8 hour call and I can charge the headset for even a few minutes in between meetings, I have no issue with the battery life during a day's work. I have had other wireless headsets and even my Airpod Pros, and I hear complaints that I am not loud enough or something is staticky. With the ICOMTOFIT, my voice is loud and clear and I can hear everything at my meetings or phone calls. The microphone does clearly pick up background noise like my dog barking or lawn mowers outside my window, so I do need to go on mute often. I will keep purchasing these as needed to replace lost or broken headsets. My dog does like stealing them and using them as chew toys.

Best USB mic out there so far! This microphone is definitely an investment, with the price falling between 90$-150$. It's definitely not for everyone. However, I love this mic for a couple different reasons; first of all the sound quality is superb, put it on the cardioid pattern and you have the best setting for recording streams, Skype calls, or even music recording. Unless you prefer stereo for that which they also have. Another good thing about this mic is that it offer 0 latency audio monitoring so you can hear how you sound like without any delay, this is perfect for operations where it's important to know whether or not people can hear you. Also if you do use that option you can go to your Sound options in your Control Panel and make this your default so you can now hear your games or chat through the AUX on the mic. Which is really good because the mic also gives headphones more power as an audio dac would. So if you have a pair of headphones with a higher Ohms impedance then normal, this mic would be able to power it so you can get the quality you deserve.

I have to give Comica five stars for saving my drunken social life. Back before Covid my friends and I used to go to karaoke once every couple of weeks, but in our part of the world the karaoke bars have been closed for the past year or so. To get our fix we moved our karaoke nights to a friend's apartment, but without a mic it felt... weird. Even with far too many beers sloshing through my bloodstream I was never fully comfortable singing without the comfort blanket of the microphone.I grabbed the CVM-WM100 system for an entirely different reason, but last week I decided to take it along with me and see if we could easily hook it up while drunk so we can finally get that genuine karaoke feeling back. The answer is yes. Plugged into a smartphone connected by bluetooth to a home speaker it turns out this thing is awesome for karaoke.Of course this won't be relevant to most users of Comica kit, but hey, if you're in the mood this thing will do the job at a pinch. Thanks, Comica. I can now torture the neighbours with my drunken rendition of Creep :)

Setup:Setting this camera up was a breeze. The packaging is efficient, including the webcam, the privacy cover, and user manual. I didn’t even need to read the manual, as soon as I plugged the webcam to my computer, it was automatically detected. The setup was very easy, and my computer automatically found the correct driver.. My conferencing application uses the default system camera, so automatically utilized it with ease in every application with no additional setup!Use:Compared to my old Microsoft 720p LifeCam, it's spectacular! The real part that surprised me is the quality of the video and audio! The sound quality picks up anything that is within a couple feet of the microphone but then cancels out most other noises. I have been using this as the only camera while working from home and have received comments about the better picture especially when I have the lights in my office off and it seems to be able to pick up the monitor light on my face well enough to make me look brighter than I am. I have maybe 5 to 8 meetings a day. Let's just say the LifeCam is no longer in my lifeRecommended by a tried and true tester! A+ Amcrest, well done!

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 This Zealot speaker ticks every box and excels in all areas. The weight of speaker magnets is a good indicator of power, and the solid feel of this speaker told me the sound was going to be powerful. I turned it on and it connected instantly to my phone, and I was blown away by the sound. Full-bodied bass with no distortion, clear sound in the mid and high ranges (check out my video), and you can crank the volume way past where I would ever need it - outdoor use for large gatherings such as family get-togethers, a day of Frisbee or volleyball - Zealot has you covered (and of course it's waterproof). Lots of extra ports you don't usually find - along with Aux In there's a USB port, a USB 5V OUT port (you can charge your phone!), TF Card slot, and even a microphone jack (which I've never seen on comparable speakers). I can't think of anything this speaker DOESN'T do. The on-or-off color-changing light bar outlining the box is a fun touch. Bottom line: Zealot lifts the bar in the mid-size portable Bluetooth speaker category. Highly recommended!