But, if you’re looking for something more substantial, it doesn’t hurt to take a cue from the pros. Its DSP presets switch between podcasting, voice-over, and vocal/instrument recording modes, effectively making it three microphones in one.īeing geared more toward the professional musician set, the Shure MV5 might be more microphone than the average remote worker or YouTuber might be looking for. Shure’s MV5 is meant to be mobile and interfaces with your computer or mobile device so you can record professional-quality audio on the go. Software might feel overwhelming for general useĪny musician will tell you that Shure has been putting out industry-defining hardware for close to a century, so it’s no surprise that they also put out the best USB microphones in the world. This is a terrific option for someone who’s just starting out with their streaming channel or a podcast. But, it's still a better mic than the one you’d have on a laptop or your phone. The background noise and vibration rejection could be better, and it has this sudden jump in gain, getting exponentially louder at the highest volumes and much quieter at lower volumes. It also comes with physical controls like press to mute and turn to adjust volume as well as a headphone jack allows you to do direct monitoring, which means you’re hearing the audio directly from the mic so there’s no latency.ĭuring our testing with this mic, it delivered great sound quality, its omnidirectional pattern sounding the same on all the sides. However, this is the best one to get if you're on a budget, boasting great specs like hi-res 24-bit/96kHz recording, two polar patterns, and a very stable stand with 360-degree articulation. There are cheaper USB mics than the Jlab Go Talk.
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