FIFINEXLR/USB Podcast Dynamic Microphone for Streaming, Studio XLR Microphone, PC Streamer Mic All Metal with Mute Button, Headphone Jack, for Vocal Voice Over Music Recording-AmpliTank Tank3

Finally a simple plug and play microphone that doesn't pick up kids sounds. I went from one cheap mic to the next then finally found this one, it was a great upgrade! The mic volume adjustment come in handy for certain video apps that pick up volume differently, I'm talking about you Zoom and Google Meets. I do wish it came with a stand or something of the sort but it gets the job done and some. No more worrying about the kids in the next room being too loud!

excellent quality for the price. Especially like the volume and balance control on the mic itself.

This is a surprisingly nice microphone. Made of nearly all metal construction, it looks and feels like a quality device. It sounds quite good for podcasting, or social media productions and works well with either a standard audio interface or via USB connection. On both the computer, and the Android smartphone it is immediately detected and operational without any need to adjust settings or install any software. It offers strong rejection of sounds off axis, keeping your podcast sounding clear without much background noise. Be aware that you will need to supply a microphone stand, for desktop use fifine offers a couple of nice desk boom arms (BM66/BM88) that would be a perfect companion. It has typical control of plosives, and I would recommend a foam pop filter. I'm quite happy with this microphone, and consider it to be an excellent value.

There will be a product review comparing this model with the Blue Yeti from Logitech. This was tested with a usb-c to three usb-A dongle connected to the iPhone 15 Plus. See the video at ccttechnology on YT. Overall this is a good microphone with great connectivity. If you have a set up needing XLR there is no reason not to try this product. The product was recognized by the iPhone with USB dongle. The downside of the product arises when you test back to back sound quality with the Yeti under exact same conditions, there is a noticeable lower audio output. With that being said a person willing to work with the audio in post production could increase the gain in the video. The quality of video was full and little to no echo nor hollowness. For the value of the product compared to the Blue Yeti, it is roughly $40.00 less and that is a hefty savings. To be honest I thought my Yeti I purchased in 2016 from Amazon would have been far inferior to this newer product. I was surprised to say the least. If money is not an issue, then you should consider the Blue Yeti. If you don't mind increasing gain in your video editing software, then you might find the FinFine Tank3 great alternative. Regarding the buttons and volume control, the controls were easy to access and the movement was smooth with just the right amount of resistance in the nob. Size wise, it was on the same weight and nearly same height as the Blue Yeti; however, it was much more slender and the single side arm attachment was a nice bonus. Overall the product was good, just not great for audio purposes unless you are on a budget and have to cut costs where you can. I ended up buying another Yeti to have as a permanent boom mic and will leave my white 2016 mic on the desk for informational content as opposed to on hands content with computer tech.Thanks for reading to the end.

Great value for the price. PS if use use XLR form it works 20000% better

Very good sounding microphone. I'd say it's on par with my Shure mv7 when used as a USB microphone. The only thing that would make it better is an easier way to mute the mic such as tap to mute. Built in plosive control works very well.

Using this mic now for a few months and I have been thoroughly impressed and more than satisfied. The sound quality is what you would expect from microphones more than twice its price. The build quality is superb! Extremely well built and I have no doubt this will last me for a very long time. If you’re considering buying this mic I can assure that you won’t be disappointed.

If I could give it a zero I would. For a USB mic with XLR to not even be picked up by USB is ridiculous. Then there’s no support other than them telling you troubleshooting steps. I’m a computer engineer so no need for that but if you look up the issues line I should have before purchasing, you’ll see that this is an extremely common issue.I have 5 other great mics including Hyper-X and Rode and all work perfectly. Hell even a cheap one I bought from Temu works but this one doesn’t work. FFINE says 90 day return policy but if purchased on Amazon it’s only 30 so I was out of the country working when mine came in and stuck with an ugly paperweight now.Do as I will and research issues before purchasing.**Update 10/25 - Seller contacted me and sent replacement and was extremely helpful. The fact that they contacted me when they didn’t have to (one bad rating wouldn’t impact much) shows that they actually care. Even though the bad mic wasn’t their fault, I’d easily do business with them again just based on the stellar customer service.