FIFINE USB/XLR Dynamic Microphone for Podcast Recording, PC Computer Gaming Streaming Mic with RGB Light, Mute Button, Headphones Jack, Desktop Stand, Vocal Mic for Singing YouTube-AmpliGame AM8

the audio quality is sooo crisp and clear, it literally makes your voice sound super clean and professional without even trying. no weird static, no muffled sound, just smooth audio. it also picks up my voice really nicely without catching a bunch of background noise which i love. it also doesn’t catch any noises, my fan is always blowing in my direction and no one hears it. setup was easy and it feels really good quality too, not cheap at all. for the price?? it’s actually insane.

What can I say? This microphone is, unique. I definitely love it. I've been using it for about two months now. It's not overly large. The microphone quality is, heh, insane to say the least. A couple of nights ago, I was on R.E.P.O with my friends. I paired this microphone with the DT 990 Pro 250ohm just for clarification, and have the microphone set to 2 channel, 24 bit, 48000Hz for maximum usage on my PC. Anyway, I went to the restroom. I didn't have the gain or the microphone itself loud, or so I thought. So, I went to the restroom. I do my business, I come back, and they're staring at me (we were on a call on Discord). Like, HARDCORE staring at me. So, I ask, "what's wrong?". They tell me, "Quinn, we heard everything. Are you ok? Do you need to go to the hospital?". At this point, I'm utterly dumbfounded. They continue. They say to me, "we first heard you fart, groan loudly, something bangs, and a bunch of words". I say a "bunch of words" because this is Amazon. Anyway, needless to say, this microphone can pick up your bathroom habits, so keep the volume low. Furthermore, when paired with an RTX or GTX card, of which I have an RTX 3080 Ventus 10g 3x OC; there isn't any headroom whatsoever. But that's NVIDIA. Anyway, when used with voice isolation software, it effectively cuts out my mechanical keyboard typing noise, clicking noises, any random farts or burps, and my cat doesn't pick up on it. 9/10 for functionality and ease of use. I say that for one reason only. On rare occasions, the microphone will cut off and not turn on. It's not really inconvenient for me. Just a little annoying. It's an easy fix. Just unplug the USB-C from the back of it and plug it back in. Sometimes USB-C just needs to be reinitialized in certain systems. My system is a high security workstation that I use for gaming at certain times with a significant amount of power. It gets angry with drivers sometimes. It happens. Anyway, overall, 9/10 microphone. 100% worth it. When plugged into XLR instead, the voice quality is even better. But, for PC users, it is significantly better than any headset microphone. I went through 5 different premium-to-non premium brands and found that headsets aren't for me as an audiophile. They don't have the sound quality like this microphone. The gain. The fact that it can pick up my elephant farts, a room away with the door closed. I'm very happy with my purchase.

I’ve been using this FIFINE microphone for voice recording, podcasting, and casual content creation, and overall I’m really impressed with what you get for the price. Setup was extremely easy, it’s just a plug-and-play, so I just connected it via USB and it worked immediately without needing extra drivers or software. I later was able to get xlr cables and an audio mixer and it is 10x better. The difference between the sound quality of this mic and the podmic is not a noticable difference to audiences who don’t know the difference. The sound quality is clear and clean, although when the mic is not positioned directly in front of you, the sound is not picked up as well. Voices come through naturally, and it’s a noticeable upgrade from a headset or built-in laptop microphone. For streaming, Discord, or podcasting, it performs very well considering it’s an entry-level condenser mic. The main downside is that it can pick up background noise if your room isn’t treated or if your keyboard and mouse are nearby. This isn’t unusual for condenser microphones, but it’s something to be aware of. A boom arm or pop filter helps improve results quite a bit. Build quality feels solid for the price, though it’s clearly not meant to compete with higher-end studio microphones. I did end up dropping it a few times on accident but I must say that the durability is exellent and dropping it will not effect the sound quality. The mic is of reasonable size and extremely lightweight and paired with the fifine boom arm, the ability to adjust the position is endless. Overall, this is an excellent choice for beginners or anyone wanting good audio quality without spending a lot.

This is my personal experience as an XLR user: I bought this as a budget content creator and while it works and is good for the most part, I can only give it 4 stars since it peaks pretty significantly when you raise your voice unless you turn down the gain to where people can hardly hear you at all. In the end, it's not a bad mic and I've been complimented multiple times with this as its very clear and sounds extremely similar to 150+ dollar mics to the average gamer or person just using a phone or headphones non professionally. However, if you are able to spend a few extra bucks, I believe the k688 sounds a little better and gives more of a podcast sound. If you already purchased it though, it's probably not worth taking back as it's still an excellent mic for the price!

Knew the product was amazing right out the box and working within seconds. Good quality audio and not expensive.

I’ve been using the FIFINE AM8 Dynamic Microphone for my gaming and content creation setup and it’s been a really solid upgrade. The audio quality is clear and consistent, especially for voice commentary. I mainly create simulator content and tutorials, so having clean audio makes a big difference, and this mic delivers without needing a complicated setup. One thing I like is how easy it is to use right out of the box. The USB option makes it simple to plug in and start recording, and the controls on the mic itself are straightforward. It also does a good job of reducing background noise compared to what I was using before. Build quality feels good and it fits well into a desk setup, especially if you’re using a boom arm. Overall, it’s a great option if you’re looking for a reliable mic for gaming, streaming, or content creation without spending a ton.

I typically don't leave reviews for items that meet expectations, so this is a big deal for me. After about 3 weeks of use, I'm blown away by the quality of this mic. This mic is hands down one of the best available for the price point. Is it as good as a Blue Yeti, I don't know. Is it way cheaper, definitely. I was previously using a Logitech G733 headset for my content/streaming and it was serviceable. I wanted a dedicated mic because with a detachable headset mic, the quality at times was hit and miss on replay of recorded content. For less than half of what I spent on the G733 headset, I got this microphone. It is a gamechanger quality wise and a HUGE step up from my headset. It's got a cool little RGB light on the bottom that has basically all the static colors and even does a multi where it phases through colors every few seconds. IT HAS PHYSICAL mic volume AND HEADSET volume on the mic. You can connect a headset to monitor your voice output in real time if you choose. This is a big deal because some USB mics don't have physical knobs, especially at this price point. It comes with a mount adapter in case you want to use a stand or boom with it (besides the little baby stand it comes with). It comes with a pretty long USB-C to USB-A/C (there's a slide on adapter piece on one end) cord to hook it in to your broadcast device of choice. BIG FEATURE also is the XLR port on the back, which is professional quality mic connection that is typically used in studio/professional production environments. Another neat quality of life feature for me is the red/green mic on/off light on the top of the mic. If you have ever made content before, you know that a muted mic can ruin your day and that little extremely visible red/green light on the top is a quick visual cue if you're muted or not. TLDR: buy this mic if you're in need of one and on the fence. It's so easy to set up, doesn't have any software you have to download to make it work better, and seamlessly integrated into Windows PC operating system as a default audio input device. 10 million out of 10 and easily one of the best purchases I've ever made on Amazon.

This is the second time I have purchased this product - the first time for myself, and the second time as a gift. I've used the FIFINE AM8 for close to two years now and it's an amazing microphone. Let me break down everything you need to know. The mic voice quality is great. Can it be better? Yes for sure, but at a considerably higher price point. And that difference is not very big - but the price difference will be. The quality is great for voice calls in Discord and even good enough for streaming, recording and creating content. If you have a larger room, it could pick up some echo, but not enough for it to be a problem ever. And it won't be a problem if you keep the microphone close to you, which is the preferred way of using microphones like this. I use my AM8 on an underslung boom arm and it works great from me (also from FIFINE). Additionally, I use my AM8 with the FIFINE Ampligame SC3 because I wanted to use the XLR instead of USB. The pairing is amazing. Let's talk about the features. You get the option of XLR and USB. I've used both and even made a video comparing the two. Some people claim there is a difference with the XLR yielding better quality, but in my experience its minuscule. Having both options for XLR and USB is amazing. Something to note: you do not get the RGB light if you use XLR connection. Next, the RGB button is fine and so are the control knobs. I don't really use them ever since I have the Ampligame mixer, but they are there if you need them. There is a mute button but its a touch button instead of an actual press. If this is a deal breaker for you, don't get this microphone. The mute button only works with USB. I use a mixer which has a mute button on it - so to me this isn't a problem. The optional stand is fantastic - one of the best desk stands I've tried. I like that you have the option of either using the desk stand or mounting it to the boom arm. The RGB brightness is pretty weak. The build itself looks sleek, but its plastic. However, no complaints from me. Pros: - Voice quality is great - Option for XLR and USB - Looks sleek - Usable for regular calls, recording and streaming - Good desk stand included - Option for boom arm mounting - Headphone jack on the microphone Cons: - Mute button is not my favorite - Weak RGB light Conclusion: I don't think you can beat this microphone for the price. It sounds great, looks great and functions just how I need it to. Been using it for so long and will continue to use it. Awesome option for a desktop microphone.