Podcast Equipment Bundle,Audio Interface and XLR Condenser Microphone, Studio Equipment with 48V Phantom Power, Bluetooth for Podcast, Streaming, Voice Over, Singing, PC, Smartphone

The media could not be loaded. Good sound when mixing music

The voice sound for singing is not the best through this device, but for talking it's ok and has a few funny sounds and voice changers on it

Very good for the price recommended

My mic just stopped working, now I have a mic system that doesn't work, can't even return because of the 30 days return policy. I am beyond upset. Spend money for nothing!

Got this for our son who wanted to start streaming his gameplay from his console.After linking his Xbox to Twitch and setting up his streaming options on his laptop and installing this little kit he was soon streaming away and absolutely loves it.The mic produces some nice clear audio on his stream and he loves the sound effects that are pre installed with the sound system/soundcard.Some of the sound effects are better than others but overall he's really happy with it.As a streamer myself I showed him the basics and he can now manage to do it on his own and use the device with ease.I would say it's a great beginners set for anyone looking at streaming or recording there own audio and for just short of £90 I'd say that's a good solid price and well worth it.Overall son loves it and uses it daily now with now issues.Definitely recommend 👍

Tried so many others like this model however this model has everything I need it boosts sound when I plugged into Dolby DTS it's functionality portability value from one ease of access absolutely love it

For the price you cant beat it, no pun intended.

OK, let’s start with the positives, The XLR cable for the mic is of good quality, and the lights are pretty (if a little overwhelming). The mic build is ok, and, well... that’s about it. The build of the sound card is cheap and the controls are awful. Some are really stiff; others are so light that just thinking about touching them will take them from 0 – 10 in an instant. The inputs and outputs are really confusing and the instructions are next to useless. Admittedly I set this up with a PC and DJ software, but I also tried it with my iPad and iPhone and got no better results. The mic stand is said to be sturdy and it is anything but. It sways at the slightest breeze, and of course every time it moves the mic picks up this sound. Ther is a ‘DIM’ button on the sound card (what most of us would call a ‘Talk Over’ button, which is meant to reduce the music sound when you want to use the mic, however this does next to nothing. I couldn’t be sure which output the record function was supposed to effect as I tried them all with no luck and there doesn’t seem to be a separate audio control for the headphones. OK maybe at half this price I may be more favourable with my comments. When I connected the audio to my mixing deck, the sound passthrough quality was ok, the sound effects worked well, and the reverb on the mic was actually quite good (although the control is very stiff). There are separate inputs for 2 dynamic and an extra condenser mic (which seems overkill to me). The lights are overwhelming, it is difficult to see what is showing what. Soooo, no, at this price I am not at all impressed and wouldn’t recommend this to anyone, especially a beginner. This is way more complex than it need be. May be at half the price, it may be worth it for the features that work well. The mic is ok, and I suppose you could strengthen the mic boom. Use it as a passthrough pre amp and you have a decent mic and some funny effects, but as an external sound card, No not really