Headphones With Mic For Macbook Pro

This mic rivals the studio mic included in the 2019 16in MacBook Pro.

Recommended for your MacBook Pro.

Exactly what I need for my MacBook Pro!

Great to have with your macbook pro.

2011 Macbook Pro.

This mic is amazing for its low price. This mic definitely has much better sound quality than my built-in mic on my Macbook Pro. No installation is needed either, just plug it in, change your audio input settings, and you are good to go. I use it for recording vocals and for webcamming (since my friends complain that they can't really hear me too well when I use the built-in mic). Purchase a pop-up filter or a windscreen if you are using it for vocals cause this mic does pick up the popping sound you make when you say P. Overall, this mic was a great purchase at a great price.

I have a macbook pro and bought this adapter as a just in case for plugging in an external mic into my laptop. I tested it and it worked great. It was a tight fit to get the 1/8 in to the mic/headphone inputs, but works just fine.

I am an independent musician and when I am NOT recording at a professional studio, I have a set-up at home to do rough drafts/etc. I have the MXL Mic Mate Pro hooked up to my MXL microphone. This Mic Mate Pro provides phantom power & connects directly to my macbook. No reason to have a weak tube pre-amp & millions of feet of XLR cords anymore. PROS: Super Easy Set Up (I can plug it in & record), Super Light Weight (easy to travel with, seeing how I use a macbook, I might record at home, a friend's house, a vacant warehouse, etc), Headphone & Gain Controls directly on the piece (this is a HUGE improvement compared to other XLR/USB converters, including other MXL products), Sound is super clean and sometimes I will record vocals at home to have them mixed and mastered at a professional studio - This saves me money, as I do not need to pay to record my vocals and just have the mixing/mastering which is going to be time I'd be paying for normally anyway. CONS: I feel like the Headphone Volume should be able to go a little louder. I have to control that on Adobe Audition (the program I record in) if I need it to go louder than what is capable on tool itself.

I purchased this mic to use with a MacBook Pro via a USB-C adapter (purchased separately). A battery (included) is not needed when connecting to a laptop. The mic is sensitive and works well.

I've been trying to figure out how to livestream with my Nikon D5600, Rode mic + Macbook Pro for months...and had my first successful DSLR livestream after purchasing this equipment! Very happy with it!