I was planning to buy a microphone for my YouTube channel from a really long time, and I had always thought of buying this microphone because I guess, that it had the best price to performance ratio when compared to other microphones in the same price bracket like the Samson Go out something like that... All of my judgements about this microphone were solely based upon the reviews given by other tech YouTubers, and I should say, they were damn right!
This microphone provides a super fine, high quality output and of course, the three way switch does help! I mean, I solely use this microphone for YouTubing purposes and only use the front firing mode, but, every once in a while, when my friends come to my home and we have to do some song composing stuff (btw, I can sing too, a little bit ':D) then the omni-directional mode comes in handy too.
The built, I suppose is of a really high quality plastic, or maybe polycarbonate, for the main chassis of the mic. But, I am not pretty sure. The tripod stand that comes with it is of great quality too and is made out of metal with rubber feets for gripping.
The mic and the tripod have a good heft and give the most premium feel that you can expect out of a microphone.
The connection cable that comes with the mic is made out of strengthened plastic brading too and that screams QUALITY out loud!
Overall, if you have a good hand over Audacity and stuff (to reduce noise cancellation et cetera...) and have no problem with a little bit of an electric shock (which you might experience when you touch the tripod stand when the mic is turned on!), then, you should DEFINITELY go with this microphone for a price so phenomenal!
Transducer type: Condenser, pressure gradient with USB digital output
Polar patterns: Omndirectional or cardioid
Frequency response: Position 1-3: 40-18KHz
Sample/Word rate: 44.1KHz/16-bit
Weight: 460g; Dimensions: 325mm (circumference); Gloss black finish
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