Samson Technologies Samson Meteor Mic USB Studio Microphone (Titanium Black)

مايك ما يعيبه شي فيه مشكله بسيطه يلتقط من بعدي اهيه ميزه و اهيه مشكله بنفس الوقت لاكن مايك فخم وجوده زينه للعلم كرت صوت مدمج بلمايك جيد جدا افضل من اي مايك جربته او كرت صوت جربته بهذا سعر مايك جدا اقتصادي

I bought this hoping to get a quality microphone which both looks and sounds great. I am very happy to see (and hear) that I made the right choice, as the Meteor Mic definitely comes through in both departments. To top it all off, the seller seemed to immediately have shipped it after I ordered. I did so Thursday afternoon, and was shocked to find it delivered first thing Friday morning! Especially considering I'm ordering from Canada. This was a very pleasant surprise to have it deliver that fast. Can't say enough about how great that service was. With regards to the Meteor Mic's looks - it is class and style all the way. I'm really glad I went for the "brushed nickel" option (the box just calls it "silver"), as it looks like a Macbook. The metal feels very sturdy, and has a nice weight to it. Everything really gives the impression of high quality. The only thing that could be complained about is the volume knob feels like plastic, but it's looks just fine. The height of the fold-out tripod works well for me. If need be you could easily set it on a few books, if you need more height. I tried out the mic using Audacity to record. When I played back I was really happy with the results. It gave me that nice rich tone I was hoping for. Very glad I went and got this over the Snowball (as I watched a number of videos showing how quiet the Snowball is). The Meteor Mic sounds very loud and crisp. My computer fan is noticeable to me as I'm typing this, but in my recording I can't hear it at all. Which is shocking because the mic was basically less than 6 inches from the laptop. I'm sitting next to a window and can hear the wind blowing outside, and also didn't hear that in the playback at all. I was going to order a pop filter to go along with the mic, but I'm kind of glad I didn't bother. I was talking directly into the mic, very close to my mouth, and got no popping at all. Perhaps other may not have the same experience, but maybe just try without a filter first, as you could save a couple dollars. I would definitely rate this as a great option for recording your own voice, comparable to higher mid-range mics. I won't be using it for group scenarios, so I can't rate it there, but I wouldn't be surprised to see it does well. I have not used a Yeti, but to be honest, this is the quality level I would've expected from *that*. So I am very happy I got great quality for less. If I ever try a Yeti I'll likely hear a superior quality comparing to the Meteor, but for now I would definitely keep the Meteor. I absolutely recommend this mic to anyone looking for a really good product. I think the average user is going to find it's much more than they need.

Great microphone. I recommend it.

This mic overall is perfect for most people. The quality is great and the material used makes it droppable with no damage. It works in any setup, whether for gaming or recording. Only downside is the cord and where it connects. The cord is bigger than normal ones nowadays so it need to be in a good spot and not pulled or moved. I used the mic for years until the cord broke and I had a hard time replacing it.

Great USB microphone - nice looking and well-built. Have a 3.5mm input for headphone. I love this feature as I do not have to plug my headphone into the PC, except the USB microphone itself. Less messy and does not compromise the audio quality. For the price, it is a good buy.

D'après les commentaires et reviews que j'ai pu lire sur ce micro, l'utilisation que j'allais en faire ne serai pas optimale (streaming de jeux video). Et pourtant, après quelques réglages (sensibilité et position du micro), le son est parfait par rapport à mes attentes pour la moitié du prix d'un micro type Blue Microphones - Microphone USB Yeti Argent . Points forts : bonne qualité sonore, bon équilibrage des grave et aigu, prix, ergonomie Points faibles : comme tout condensateur, a tendance à capter les bruits ambiants (mais il est possible de réduire ça avec une sensibilité faible et une source proche du micro)