The 512 Audio Tempest is our top pick for the best USB microphone because it works great for podcasting, gaming, and music, and it comes with a lot of useful features and accessories.

Being an Amazon Basics unit, you've probably deduced that you don't get many extras for your cash. Here you receive a ...

The HyperX SoloCast USB microphone is available for $59.99 MSRP through HyperX’s Online Shop. For more information on the HyperX SoloCast USB microphone global availability, please visit the ...

The MAONO DM40 PRO is designed to provide clear capture for gamers and content creators alike without the need for major ...

The NT-USB is passable in most respects, but the stand is set up as a bizarre offset tripod. If the mic isn’t positioned between the two closer feet, or if it’s angled too far forward, the ...

All of which has me wiping my brow in relief. After the horrors of the Bengoo G9000, it feels like ultra-budget audio gear ...

The Bietrun UMKF01 is a plug-and-play USB microphone which connects to its host device via a Micro USB cable and it doesn’t need any special drivers when used with devices running Windows 7/8/10 ...

Can you use a USB mic with Android? Using an external microphone with your Android smartphone used to be pretty straightforward. All you had to do was plug one into the headphone jack.

The USB microphone is a fairly new concept. M-Audio Producer is unique in that it has a headphone jack built in, works seamlessly with Session and GarageBand, and sounds pretty good.

If you’re diving into video, webinars, or podcasting, you’ve likely wondered: Does audio quality really matter that much? Yes — ...

Microphone The microphone on the Ifrit sounds good, producing test recordings of my voice with full sound and no sibilance. The mic isn’t quite as good as the capsules and audio processing found ...