Jim Prothe, director of marketing at Magenium, a Microsoft Solutions Partner, said: “Our initial test meetings were a great ...

The stand isn't all that clever but combined ... Most gaming microphones are condenser microphones but the Shure MV7+ and Razer Seiren V2 Pro are popular dynamic options. When it comes to overall ...

Now, as anyone who’s accidentally hit themselves in the face with a mic after misjudging a stand move on stage ... Back in 2007, Swedish magazine Studio took a legendarily durable Shure SM58 and used ...

So which to buy? Well, the best microphone for gaming right now is the Shure MV6. It's a desktop USB mic with proper credentials from one of the most respected names in the audio industry ...

An awkward mute button, chunky stand, and lack of onboard controls are peculiar decisions, though, and the MV6's software is functional but does lack in advanced features some users may expect. In the ...

In the box, you'll find the Shure MV6 USB microphone, the two-piecer 12cm round base stand, and a 1m USB Type-C 2.0 to USB Type-C 2.0 cable. There are no USB Type-C to USB Type-A or 1/4-inch mount ...

However, I reckon I am on more work video calls than most people, and I was getting really frustrated with the mic built in to bluetooth headphones, or the one included with my computer.

You can neither hold it easily in your hand like the Shure SM58 vocal microphone, (which I will use later for comparison) nor place it on a table. Instead, you screw it onto a microphone stand or ...

Considering this mic is just $89, I will put my hand on my heart and say this is one of the best bang-for-buck mics on the market right now. It performs like it should be upwards of $150.

The first audio source you'll need to manage is your own microphone - and arguably this is the most important first step when you're buying. Do you have an XLR mic, or a USB-C one? This could ...

Throughout the year we looked at a lot of microphones that offer what matters most to those that use them: clarity, price, ...