Neewer NW-800 Microphone Set Including (1) NW-800 Professional Condenser Microphone + (1) Microphone Shock Mount + (1) Ball-type Anti-wind Foam Cap + (1) Microphone Power Cable (Blue),40087778

Ultra fast delivery. Exellent package condition. I use it on my computer with a 48V phantom power for voice communication in network games. As for my purpose, it does a fine job, the sound comes out clear and loud enough. It also looks nice on my desk. So i would like to say this is a very pleasant purchase for me.

I am loving my new microphone. The baby blue and silver color is very nice and compliments each other well. The shock mount is a vintage style and fits perfectly to my boom arm stand. It's tilt-able so I can move it closer or father away from my face and it's very protective and prevents the mic from shocking/vibrating when moved. Sound comes out amazing. Nothing to fault it at all.

Given the reviews I couldn't help myself. I was Intrigued. For the minimal cost you can't go wrong. A good little workhorse. It's not a $900 Warm Audio tube mic by any means but gets the job done and at this price point you can't go wrong. I wasn't expecting much but pleasantly surprised!

Good for the price. Does the job

This is the ideal microphone for any first timer starting a home studio on a shoe string budget. Delivers all promises with the cardioid pattern and high pass filtering. Custom fit shock mount, holds and protects the mic as well as the sound from vibrations. The silver and blue is really nice, well polished. Picks up my voice and enhances tone and volume. Elegant appearance with a hard working circuit interior.

Powerful microphone, and the shock mount fits my boom and the desktop small tripod. Originally I just needed a microphone, but now I have a comrade who fights side by side! Its sound quality is unexpectedly good, which is too much for me to think of because it is a product at this price... I don't mean there is no high quality product at low prices, but it is really rare. I have been using it for a few weeks now and there are no embarrassing questions. Sponge is a good little trick, a practical tool that every mic should match!

Plugged into an audio interface with 48 V phantom power these mics are amazingly good. I got 2 of them for podcasting and they have a very good balance between being sensitive enough and being too sensitive. My $200+ Yeti Pro is so sensitive it picks up the noise of a laptop fan sitting 5 feet behind me as well as every tiny noise for outside the house. These mics have enough sensitivity that you get a solid signal with more than enough gain but they don't pick up the tiny background noises.I did try using them with the included cable plugged straight into the computer. One worked pretty well that way and the other one had virtually no sound. Seems the hit and miss working plugged directly into a computer that many people mentioned is just up to random chance. But if you use phantom power as condenser mics are supposed to have both work great and I cannot notice any difference between the 2 mics.As long as you are using phantom power these are a fantastic bargain. If you want to plug direct into a computer it will be luck of the draw if it works or not.

The microphone works great, and it looks nice, but it seems to be missing a lot of midrange, removing any kind of bass my voice has.I have to run it through voicemeter just to make my voice sound normal again.Its a great mic though, picks my voice up just fine.