JLab Audio GO Talk USB Desktop Microphone with Dual Condensers for Studio Quality Recordings and Broadcasts

I just use it for phone calls and talking to the "computer" but people I talk to on it say is sounds very good. I does get some echo because my speaker are probable too close. Would be nice to have some way to know where you have the volume set. You just have to guess

All in all, the mic is great. hands down best quality for the price

I finally got this GO Talk Microphone to work. It took me over an hour to figure it out by trial and error. The insert instructions are horrible, they are completely pointless. Now with that said - this GO Talk Microphone is very well made. The stand is extremely sturdy. Connecting the recorder to the stand is very simple. The voice recording itself is very crisp, very clear, just a great sound upon playback. I recorded close up and I recorded further back - both recordings my voice was picked up and the playback sound was excellent. This is actually an great microphone.

I am disappointed that I am unable to get this microphone working. I added it as a device to my computer, but the sound is not working. Upon reading the instruction booklet, I noticed it says that it can be setup on Windows 7, 8 and 10. I have Windows 11 on my computer and am wondering if this could be part of the problem. Other than this issue, I like the look of the microphone and it does not take up too much room on the desk, and it is lightweight if you want to take it with you. Also, I like the mute button if someone needs to speak with you, you can quickly shut off the sound. If you are needing to speak to several people the microphone can be used for group calls or individual calls. Overall, I am going to keep trying to get the microphone sound working or have someone assist me. I would recommend this product.

I got this GO Talk USB Microphone for my mother in law because she does short podcasts for her church. The previous setup in the form of a webcam/mic combo would not perform great. It really didn't give her the visual direction of where to speak as she is older and not used to speaking into a tiny camera. This mic gave her the visual direction she needed to speak with great sound quality during recordings. I like the positional stand and easy to control features readily available on the mic. She can place it wherever it suits her best at the table. One thing I do wish it had was an extendable stand. I imagine there are options for this out there. All in all it is a nice little product and adds a bit of professional recording atmosphere which makes her happy.

Sound quality of Mic is pretty good - bought this so I no longer need to use the laptop mic The best feature of this is that there is a switch so only use sounds spoken near the mic or if you want to use this for all sounds in the room. I primarily use this for work - so my need is to use the 1st setting for only use sounds near mic. Also - since this is used for work meetings it is nice that I can mute the mic by just pressing a button instead of going into my meeting on the PC to mute

Relatively small size. Can be used on your desk or on a Microphone boom. Sturdy stand. Looks nice, looks well built. light weight. Audio quality is acceptable for meetings, gaming, in environments with low background noise. Picks up background noise, so it is not for an office environment. You will have to pay a lot more $200+ for a mic that does not pickup background noise, or use a headset with a wand mic. There is a small amount of hissing (white noise) coming through when you talk into Windows and it plays your voice back for you to hear. Cardioid vs non Cardioid setting , not much difference between the two settings. Audio equipment is highly price sensitive, in other words you get what you pay for. At this price point this Mic is OK but not quite as good as Sanson Meteor Mic.

Overall it presents itself well, but can be a little spotty in performance. I am using it for a foreign language study, and sometimes I have to repeat the sentence as many as 12 times. Of course it might be just my pronunciation of the French, but it seems odd to me that all of a sudden it starts understanding me just fine but I am not pronouncing anything better or differently. I'm not interested in sending it back or buying a different one, but sometimes it bugs me. A better explanation of things like how close it should be when speaking, and what "gain" is used for, and that sort of thing.

I tried this mike, and it has a professional look and build, sadly the auto quality from this microphone, compared to a lavalier mic, was significantly worse. My voice came out clear, but it picked up ambient sounds of the distant soft sound of air conditioning, while other mics pic up my voice without any background noise at all. Probably best used in a truly soundproof silent space, like a sound booth at a studio.

Presently not using PC for communication. May work extremely well for that but not for use on phone, or at least could find no instructions on how t use. Wish it was Bluetooth.