CMTECK Conference USB Microphone, Plug-and-Play Omnidirectional Desktop Mic

Great sound quality, picks up a very large area. It works out of the box, compatable with Windows and Ubuntu with no extra install or setup. No issues so far, just keeps working.

I'll be honest—I used to sound like a cryptic villain from a spy movie, mumbling my way through Zoom meetings like I was plotting world domination. But then I got the CMTECK Conference USB Microphone, and suddenly, my coworkers stopped responding with "Can you repeat that?" and started saying, "Wow, your voice sounds so clear!" This sleek little device looks like it means business, with its futuristic LED indicator that makes me feel like a high-tech secret agent every time I speak. The noise-canceling feature is so good that it filters out everything except my amazing ideas—which is great because my dog insists on loudly debating the neighborhood squirrels during my calls. It's plug-and-play, so there’s no struggling with mysterious settings or firmware updates that require a PhD to understand. Just plug it in, instantly sound like a podcast host, and pretend you've always been this professional.

Overall, my experience with this microphone has been nice! This comes with a user manual, and the steps to setup are easy. I wanted to use my mic with Pro Tools and found a YouTube video explaining how to make it show up as an input source. In total, I took 5 minutes to set this mic up! The sound quality is pretty good. There's no muddiness compared to other mics I've used, which can make the sound a bit thin, but I did not have to do much EQ except to eliminate some room noise. Recommended input level is 75%, but I would suggest higher because I had to boost the signal quite a bit to get the desired output volume. Overall, nice mic for new podcasters and YouTubers who don't want to break the bank on a mic that will enhance sound quality!

It is working well.

I received the microphone very quickly and it was as described. I have not had the opportunity to use it yet, but it was very simple to get it attached to my computer and ready for the next Teams meeting.

While it works plug and play, the problem is that my Windows 11 computer only recognizes it as a speaker and not a microphone. I have rebooted, reset all microphone and audio settings, but no improvement. I purchased multiple and have the same problem with each. I have emailed support - no answer. Avoid this product.

I got this mic just before the pandemic hit to use for a nonprofit's board meetings. Consequently, it hasn't been used as much for its intended purpose but has become a staple for Zoom sessions. Sound quality is quite good for anyone within about 6 feet. To me, one of the plusses is that this is a corded mic which draws its power from the USB connection. A colleague bought a considerably more expensive wireless conference mic and has to keep an eye on the battery level throughout the day. This is a microphone only, not a conference speakerphone with both mic and speaker. I prefer to feed the sound through a regular speaker system (or a computer monitor's speakers), so I don't miss having a speaker in the mic unit. It does have a central mute button, convenient to hit when a sneeze is coming on. I wasn't sure about the sound quality and volume considering the price, but reviews I read rated this unit well. My uncertainties were dispelled when I used the mic, and I have continued to be completely satisfied with it over a year and a half.

It's very quiet unless you're pretty close to it and noise canceling just sounds muffled. It does work though, it just doesn't have a natural sound in my opinion. I guess it really just depends on what you use it for, if you plan to make videos or streaming I wouldn't use it. If you're using to make conference calls then it might work for you. Technically it's better than a stock laptop microphone, it sounds better but it picks up less which to some maybe a good thing. Your voice is clear sounding but quiet and everything in the background is muffled. If you're even 4 ft. Away from it you're going to be really quiet. If you're sitting right next to it sounds pretty good but just isn't going to work for what I want to do with it. For me the onn. Desktop microphone from Walmart is better for around 30 bucks. This didn't cost much so I didn't bother to return it.

It’s a vast vast improvement over using built in mics of whatever devices we were using. currently it’s being used in a room of 4-6 people and pick up is decent. Good value.

I use this to record meetings in the room for an AI Scribe. It picks up the conversations pretty well. I like the green/red indicator on the unit to show when it is active. It is easy to mute by touching the indicator to switch it on/off. It was easy to install on my Windows 10 computer--just plug and play with the USB A plug. The price is very competitive with other products, especially when it on discount during Black Friday. Would strongly recommend.

Nice finishing, But not working. Mute bottom is nice with touch function.

Ótimo

Installed it for a board room at office. The mute button on the mic is a great feature. Makes it very convenient for non-tech people to use the mic rather than hunt for an on screen mute button.