Audio Array USB Condenser Microphone Kit for Podcasting, Online Meeting, Recording, Gaming & Live Streaming with Boom Arm, Pop Filter, Mic Cover, Spider Shock Mount,Cable Ties & 2.5m USB Cable(AM-C1)

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I’ve been using this microphone for a bit now, and honestly, it surprised me in a really good way. The first thing I noticed was how solid it feels—nothing flimsy, it actually feels like a proper, premium device. Once I started using it, the sound quality stood out immediately. My voice comes through clear and natural, without that weird echo or muffled effect you sometimes get in cheaper mics. What I really like is how well it handles background noise. It doesn’t remove everything, but it does a great job keeping the focus on your voice, which is perfect for gaming or recording. Performance has been super consistent too—no random drops or issues even during long sessions. Another big plus is how easy it is to use. You just plug it in and you’re ready to go, no complicated setup. And it works well for pretty much everything—gaming, streaming, calls, even basic content creation. Quality: 9/10 Value for Money: 9.5/10 Sound Quality: 9/10 Noise Cancellation: 8.5/10 Performance: 9/10 Ease of Use: 10/10 Build Quality: 9.5/10 Versatility: 9.5/10 Overall, it’s a really solid mic that gives you more than what you pay for.

Writing this review after using this mic for 2 months. In short, this is a great mic for the price. Setup was really easy, I am using this mic to record vocals and instruments using FL Studio, and recording clarity was also great. Quality of the other products (Boom Arm, Clamp, Mini Stand) were also solid and nice, and it has a overall premium feel to it. One suggestion for buyers would be that, condensers like this are meant for precision. If you're going to record vocals in an untreated room (without acoustic panels or curtains) I'd suggest you go for a dynamic mic instead of a condenser. I initially faced an issue of crackling noises but it was a software issue which i rectified later myself. In total, would 100% recommend this product to beginner music producers or singers who want to record quality vocals. Kudos.

The attached picture is the waveform of the audio recorded using this mic when a speaker producing pure sine wave of constant volume was rotated at nearly uniform angular speed around the mic, while maintaining the speaker at a constant distance and at a fixed height equal to that of the mic's receiver. The test-room had fairly non-reflective walls etc. The axis of mic was kept vertical. The left and right extremes of the attached waveform pic corresponds to the front of the mic (i.e. the Logo on the mic body), and the middle of the waveform roughly corresponds with the backside of the mic. Clearly from the waveform it can be concluded that the mic has a bidirectional polar pattern. So most probably the company is lying about it having a Cardioid polar pattern.

Great option if you want something budget-friendly and yet good quality audio recording! I've been using this for multiple things - the audio quality is really good for livestreaming, online meetings and if at all, you wanna shoot a podcast. Also tried it with my guitar for covering songs, and it is pretty decent for basic vocals & instrumentals. Though if you wanna do advanced mixing/mastering, not sure about that. The whole kit already comes with everything you need to set it up, and the it was pretty easy to do it. + Extra points for the noise cancelling. My room is does not have any soundproofing, but still there was minimal echo, and the noise cancelling was definitely much better than other mics I've tried.