Pretty nice beginner mic setup! The arm is like any other basic arm you can get for cheap. The mic itself is okay as long as you have the LEDs on. I personally don’t enjoy it when the lights are off.The sound quality honestly is pretty good especially if you know had to add certain filters to enhance the features. It’s pretty much trying to be similar to cool podcast dynamic mic which does give that effect but for the price it’s okay for a start to a setup. But if you swing adding more money for a fifine mic you’re better off.

Been using this mic and stand for about a month now, and it's been great. Super easy to set up and get working, and the controls are very straightforward. A small button cycles through the color options while a bigger dial controls volume. Turned all the way down it functions as the off switch, and there is a line of LED's that indicate general volume level. The stand is a bit cheap where it clamps down on the desk and also how the arm fit in it, not so bad it doesn't work but it's just a bit wobbly no matter how much you tighten things. Overall though it works well and I'd recommend it just as a mic that looks cool.

Needed a replacement mike for my videos and streaming. It's been a great replacement so far. I love the upgraded touch feature to mute the mic. If you press and hold you can switch from headset and mic adjustments. It was easy to set up basically plug and play. I use this mic along with OBS Studio for my stream and recordings so need a great mic for this.No issues or lag paired with OBS. My voice is clear and natural and able to adjust gains at the touch. Even when I yell at the mic no distortion. I have gotten many comments about the mic and RGB lighting and where did I get it. Subs like the new clarity I'm giving them with this mic. The boom arm stand feels weak though but is holding up to me moving back and forward. I was worried about mounting to my desk because it has a curved edge vs straight but it did mount and tight. The cable it comes with is nice also for setting up USB A or USB C. Great design and mic thumbs up!

This zeal sound USB type C gaming microphone comes with a USB connection and a USB C connection on a splitter. This also comes with a microphone boom that is a clamp style connection to the desk or a shelf. The microphone boom is a scissor style boom with springs and twist screw crimp points. This microphone is LED lit and has an array of RGB colors that it can switch them with a push of a button. This microphone also has a onboard volume adjustment and a 4 light meter for the volume adjustment. This also has a touch sensitive mute button that changes the lights to red when muted. This microphone also has a headphone Jack in the back. This set comes with a shock mount for connecting the microphone to the boom. I'm not sure how much shock absorption there is in the shock mount but it looks good with the microphone. The microphone is a square style mic and can be changed to single colors or static changing colors. The microphone boom can be positioned just about anywhere and the twist knobs can be tightened and loosened for tension. The clamp going to a desk or shelf is not rubberized and does not have any rubber protection to keep your furniture from scratching.In use, this is a decent setup for general use. I have learned over the years each microphone has a different sound to it and found it to my advantage to have lots of different types of microphones. This microphone is very easy to use and is simply plug and play. There is no drivers to mess with and my computer recognizes it as a microphone input as soon as I plugged it in. This microphone has a clear pickup and seems to work really well. The boom is a decent quality scissor boom that has quality springs and not the cheap ones. The metal is made a little thicker than the super cheap scissor booms and has a little bit more weight to it. I did switch the scissor boom with a white one that I had of the same exact style and build and it connected to the shock mount seamlessly. The white boom looks a lot better with the white body of the microphone. This microphone is great for general use, talking in chats, streaming, video recording, simple non professional style type recording where you just need your voice picked up clear and precise without issue. I have found this microphone to be fun to use simple to install and stays in any position that I put it. I like the LEDs and the option to change them to fit any mood or any background that I may want as well as the option to turn it off. The sheer simplicity of this setup is very attractive especially to somebody who would be new or not technical savvy to set up a microphone to a mixer and mixer into the computer type thing. The size of the mic is bigger than a normal stage mic but looks the same as some of the Shure mics out there and would probably compare to the same size.The value on this is decent. I feel like for the price at the time of this review and in my opinion you're getting a decent amount of stuff. You have everything in a microphone that you need to record here as well as a placement solution. I think this is a decent price for the quality and quantity you get with this setup and find this to be very affordable for what it is.Overall this is not a studio grade mic but it will probably do just about anything you need except for serious studio recordings. The simplicity of this microphone makes it so that anybody can use it and the value is good enough to be able to afford. It is one step up from a cheap scissor boom and there are much better booms on the market but this one works well and if you're not in a studio you don't need anything more than this. I would have no problem recommending this microphone and say that this is probably geared towards a younger audience but will work well for anything that you need it for as far as recording your voice goes.

This is a decent microphone for someone just using one for the basics. This is my first mic and I mainly use it for reviews of keyboards, so to have a decent sound quality while also filtering out background noice is definitely a plus. I do notice some fuzzy feedback and there have been a few occasions where there has been some random clicking but all in all, it works for what I use it for. I don't know much about the settings but I have it on the 2nd option, as the first option came back with no sound. I can't say much about the boom stand it comes with since I end up either propping it on a tripod or carrying it around for silly things like trying to catch my cat purring - but it seems pretty basic.