Best Podcast Microphones Under 100

THIS IS A GREAT BUY!!!!BEST MIC YOU CAN GET FOR UNDER 500!!!...WILL BE BUYING FROM THEM AGAIN VERY SOON!!@@!!!! JW

This has to be the best bang for buck for the Fuji X system. Under 100 bucks and you get solid metal build, great IQ, clicky aperture ring, etc. Its fairly compact, renders some great bokeh, and overall has a great design to it as well. Definitely recommend for those on a budget and also those wanting to produce excellent images with a manual lens.

Under $5, how could you go wrong? Thank You!

I have a travel podcast studio so the PodTrak P4 is perfect for my setup. Traveling to different guests and clients around the country is super easy with this recording device. The other options were too big and clunky. This fits right in a backpack super easy. The sound quality is amazing. My different microphones work perfectly, even the condenser microphones! I'd suggest everyone use the PodTrak P4 for recording multiple podcast guests at a time.

I'm using this mixer to combine microphones, phone hybrid inputs and other sources to a small recorder for Podcast production. Perfect size and function.

I sold my old zoom and old dynamic microphones for this baby and it worth it, the sound is incredible! Now my podcast looks Pro!

I purchased two Audio-Technica ATR2100x microphones for my travel podcast setup. These microphones are perfect for my additional guests on my podcasts. My podcast clients use these microphones when interviews are conducted.

Does the trick for my podcast recording. Light years better than using cheaper microphones or (god forbid) earbud mics or an internal computer microphone. Recommended by a few professionals for this exact application. Shipping was very quick to boot!

Under 20 bucks and it works

Using this light on a video podcast. Works great! Very bright at 100% but can dim it down to any intensity you need. Can also change the color temperature to match existing lights without gels so that is a big plus. Two of the arms can be pulled off to use as secondary fill lights which is convenient but also where I find one of its small flaws. If you use the arms as extensions they don't dim with the rest of the light, they are always at 100%. Not a deal breaker but would have been nice if they could. Even nicer if they could be dimmed at a different level. Maybe on an updated version. The only other issue is that it can't be tilted with the included bracket. Again, not a big deal but would be more useful. Still would recommend for anyone needing a ring light.