TONOR TC-777 Podcast Microphone, USB Computer Microphone, Cardioid Condenser PC Mic with Tripod Stand and Pop Filter for Podcasting, Streaming, Vocal Recording, Compatible with PC & Laptop, PS4/5

Really good value bit of kit

First of all I ordered this microphone and it came the following day and when I plugged it in and it worked straight away. It was packaged very well and so all in all very very happy with delivery and ease to set up.Love the little stand it comes with and to me this product is very well made.I have ordered and struggled with the quality of sound with a number of different microphones during 'lockdown' and had decided I would persevere and just make do as I couldn't go through ordering another one only to purchase another microphone that was useless. I have a number of weekly presentations to record and having got to the point of despair last week I decided to trust the reviews and in particular the video feedback by Mr. Stuart V (IXIS on Tech) and take a chance on this microphone. I can highly recommend reading that review and watching his video feedback if your thinking about buying this.I would like to say that I wish I had bought this microphone when I first checked it out. I recorded myself with the microphone 1 meter away and then stood over the other side of the room 5 metres away and it picked up my voice just as well. So all in all delighted. I cannot give a comparison to other well known brands that are more expensive but I can say that for my use this microphone is perfect and I am delighted with the sound quality. If I needed a second microphone for some reason I would by this without hesitation.Totally impressed and totally happy at last!

I purchased this microphone to talk into for my podcast. Firstly, I love the colour, appearance is always the first impression of a product. Secondly, the wire is a perfect length for my set up however I believe most have different preferences for that quality so I can’t exactly list this as a pro quality objectively. More on, the microphone captures sound beautifully, especially paired with the extra feature which helps to make my voice stand out further without the added natural background muffles. The microphone is easy to set up as it has a usb ending which can plug straight into my computer device. It doesn’t feel to light that it feels cheap but equally not too heavy that it feels like a chore to move. Lastly, it is reasonably priced which of course i like.

Excellent microphone at very affordable price.

This microphone is decent enough if you're looking for something to podcast/stream with. I was looking for something to record acoustic guitar with though. I was obviously being a bit optimistic trying to find something suitable at this price point, but you never know when you might find a gem, so I took a chance.For me, the microphone wasn't able to capture the richness and low end of the acoustic. Just no ummpphh in what I was capturing. Lesson learned at my end about spending what is necessary for guitar recording.

This is the second example of this microphone that I purchased and is just as good as the first one. Both are in use to provide audio input alongside a desktop and a laptop that I use for frequent Team and Zoom meetings. The sound quality and range of volume control available are reported as very good by meeting participants. Recently I had success using one of these microphones during a group meeting with about 15 participants in a domestic lounge setting with video displayed on a large TV. Even positioned some distance from the microphone all of the meeting participants could be heard clearly by the remote participants. I do not need, or make use of, the pop-filter screen attachments.

I was really excited to receive this. As an educator I wanted to start recording better quality videos and podcasts upscaling my teaching during this most recent lockdown. I also wanted to use this mic to improve sound quality in my Zoom calls, where I would usually use a pair of cheap wired headphones, plugged into the jack, and use the mic input on that. Like every other millennial entering their mid-life crisis years, I am also contemplating starting a podcast.This mic is supposed to be plug-and-play, so there aren't any drivers to install. However, when I plugged it into my old (2013) MacBook Pro, the sound quality was horrendous - really horrendous - with fuzz and buzz and echo and feedback. I restarted the Mac, unplugged it, tried it in another USB port, fiddled around with the input settings, and got something vaguely passable, but still with lots of echo and background fuzz. I recorded the same thing three times, for comparison, with the old headphone mic that I usually use for Zoom calls, with the in-built MacBook mic and finally, with the TONOR condenser mic. The TONOR provided the worst quality out of all of them, even worse than the voice mic on the £8 headphones I panic-bought the other day; there was still a background hum (and it's not coming from within the room!).On the plus side, I did discover that my MacBook, although 7+ years old, has a very good in-built mic and I shall just use that from now on!

Very easy to set up and I get so much more clarity from the mic that when I was using a built in mic. Very good quality for the considerably lower price