TONOR Cardioid Condenser Computer PC Mic with Arm Stand, Pop Filter, Shock Mount for Gaming, Streaming, Podcasting, YouTube, Twitch, Compatible with Laptop Desktop (TC30+)

The build quality is solid, the setup was incredibly easy, and the sound clarity is fantastic. Whether you're recording a podcast, streaming, gaming or just upgrading your audio for video calls, this mic delivers professional-level quality without the hefty price tag.The noise reduction is impressive, and my voice comes through crisp and clear, with no background fuzz. The stand and pop filter add to the overall sleek design, making it look just as good as it sounds.

Just bought this and it arrived today. The hardest part of setting it up was getting it out the box! Got the Arm stand and this was fairly intuitive to set up. Attached the Mic and plugged the USB cable into Mic and then into my old DELL / Win 11 laptop. Worked right away, recorded a few things and compared those recordings to the tinny recordings of my voice made with the built-in mic on the laptop. Chalk and cheese. Very happy with this overall! Found the setup instructions in box AFTER I'd already set it up and used it. Nice little product, great sound and great price ... what's not to like!

I will start by saying this is my first standalone microphone for PC use. I have a background in audio equipment, but never needed anything beyond a cheap USB lapel mic, or the integrated webcam mic for PC work. I bought this because the location I am currently using the PC in has a bit more background noise than I wanted, and so I figured that a vaguely directional mic should make a "bit" of difference...BASE:The mounting base is "fine" - it holds the mic well, holds position well, has limited manoeuvrability, but does it's job. Where it falls down is the connection between the lever-arm and the clamp - it's just a very loose slot-in type affair. I have remedied this by wrapping some tape around the male aspect of the lever arm, and now it's perfectly fine. I plan to drill a hole and make it into more of a clamp in the future, but it's all good now, and in fairness, was passable without such modification.CABLE:It's a simple USB-A to USB-C cable, nothing special - could be a little longer considering that it really benefits from being routed along the lever-arm. Could also benefit from a couple of Velcro ties to hold it in such a place.MIC:This is why we're here really, and ok - it's not "pro" level, but also it's not "pro" price - but it's night and day compared to the quality from a webcam (and I use good quality, multiple mic, noise cancelling webcams). It really makes a world of difference - in the range of audio that it pics up and also the quality. The output from it is louder, clearer, more precise.There's a downside to this - it picks up a little bit more background noise, which is hardly surprising. However, the benefit of a wider range of frequencies is that this is very easily filtered out (I strongly recommend the nVidia Broadcast app to do this).INSTALLATION:On Windows 11 it was just plug and play, no drivers to install, no config needed - if you just want to use it immediately, there it is.So overall, for what, a few quid less than 30, it's made an astonishing difference. Strongly recommend.

Good quality microphone, been used for long now. It’s very big, but that’s what my son wanted, still good as new

Excellent microphone, my friends have stated that it sounds crystal clear and is almost like talking to me in person, I don’t believe you’d find a better mic at this price point. Months of use and not a single issue. Only con is the leds stay on even when my pc is off however it doesn’t bother me and if it did unplugging the usb would solve this, would certainly buy another if anything happened to mine.

Very well put together and good sound quality. Very impressed for the price point.

Feels fine and works fine, but there is no way to disable the cycling RGB LED lights which are pretty annoying.

Full disclosure: I refunded this item as the boom arm just wasn't up to standard. The microphone itself is excellent, and I wholeheartedly recommend you get the desktop stand version instead.The mic itself is excellent, picking up sounds well and reducing pop with the added shield. It is easily worth the money.TONOR customer service is also excellent. After my review of the boom arm, which was poor (loose, poor desk attachment, weak springs, flimsy) I refunded it. Shortly after TONOR offered me a refund, which I declined as I had already eady returned the product. They, most excellently, offered me a replacement with a desk stand free of charge and which overcomes all of the problems of the boom arm. Their support cannot be faulted.The tripod version t is the same high quality mic, but with a small tripod that just makes it so much more reliable to use. The tripod is strong and sturdy.My recommendation then is to get the TC30, but definitely go for the desktop tripod stand version if you can, knowing that if you do have any problems then TONOR will have your back!