Simple steps like preparing the recording environment and using a stand or boom arm can drastically improve microphone ...

Designed to deliver natural-sounding voice, the Boom Mic’s flexible arm makes getting the ideal mic position really easy. Aimed at gamers and video callers, the Boom Mic has a wired 3.5mm ...

Smaller, cheaper, and more usable at a distance than the Shure MV7, the MV6 is a very good thing in a more compact package.

The stand is the best choice for life on the road, but I would like to see the tabletop stand bundled with the boom arm version, so you can choose to use either. The Profile USB microphone from ...

The MV7+ is longer, thanks to a more substantial foam filter. The slightly fiddly touch panel controls are also now red ...

Industry veteran Shure has launched a gaming microphone that it promises is very simple to set up and use. We put it to the test.

If you own a serious high-end set of headphones and have wanted to upgrade them to a gaming headset with a boom microphone, options have existed for a long time. However, they don’t always match ...

The Boom Mic is a microphone that will plug right into ... it will complement your setup with ease There’s also a nice little arm that swings out to hold your cord. This way, you won’t have ...

You don’t own a boom arm No stand or arm is supplied with this mic, so if you don’t have additional budget to buy one you should consider another option. A little more inspired by the gaming ...

Oddly, the base package only includes a swiveling yoke designed for mounting — a desktop stand costs extra, as does a Shure-branded boom arm. Not including a way to start using the mic ...

The Razer Seiren V3 Chroma retails for $130 and can be purchased from Amazon, Best Buy, and directly from Razer's website.

The Procaster normally comes with just the microphone itself and is relatively heavy, so consider picking up a good boom arm (like Rode's excellent PSA1) to ensure it stays in that perfect pick-up ...