Logitech H390 Usb Headphones With Mic Noise

This Logitech USB Headset (H390) is just want I needed. The sound clarity is very good, better than others I have had. People at a Zoom meeting tell me my voice clarity is quite good. The padding on the ear pieces and headband make it very comfortable for wearing over any lengthy period of time. Optionally, the volume can be adjusted, and the mic muted, and I prefer the USB type connector over the mini phone jack. And it is reasonably priced.

I have used the H390 headset earphones and microphone on an iPadAir (5th generation) using a USB-A to USB-C adapter and on Windows 8.1 and 10 desktops and HP laptop.

I bought my AT2020 to replace a desktop Logitech usb microphone. No matter how much I tried previously I just could not get rid of the hollow sound on all recordings I made to show clients how to use online applications we have built for them. Without changing anything else other than the mic I am now getting incredibly good audio, which my clients have also comment upon. If I had to be picky to find any kind of fault I would suggest the mic stand would be a little more adjustable in order to raise its height on the desk.

Samson Go Mic review I previously used a Logitech USB Desktop Microphone for my Dragon NaturallySpeaking voice recognition software and it worked very good. But the Samson Go Mic has superseded my expectations of it being a little better than the Logitech. Excellent microphone for the price. Go Mic is positioned approximately 14 inches in front of my mouth and 1 inch lower. I would definitely recommend this microphone to a friend.

I previously used a Logitech USB Desktop Microphone for my Dragon NaturallySpeaking voice recognition software and it worked very good. But the Samson Go Mic has superseded my expectations of it being a little better than the Logitech. Excellent microphone for the price. Go Mic is positioned approximately 14 inches in front of my mouth and 1 inch lower.

I was looking for a reasonably priced light weight set of wired headphones with a mic attached and this is the one I had choosen. What's great about this headset is the noise cancelling mic feature that is important when I'm on a Zoom or MS teams meeting. Sometimes my office can get noisy or if I am at a coffee shop where there are many things going on that could be picked up by the microphone. At least I can have a decent conversation without having to worry about too much noise around me plus the sound quality of the on-ear headphone are comfortable and press gently against my head. I haven't worn it for more than 2 hours yet but probably would be comfortable enough if I needed to one day.

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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Skullcandy Hesh ANC Noise-Canceling Headphones with Mic are a game-changer for anyone in need of high-quality headphones. The noise-canceling feature is incredibly effective, blocking out most of the background noise and allowing you to fully immerse yourself in your music or podcast. The sound quality of the headphones is excellent. The bass is deep and rich, the mids are clear, and the highs are crisp. The built-in microphone is also of good quality, making it easy to take calls or use voice commands. The design of the headphones is sleek and modern. They are comfortable to wear for extended periods of time, thanks to the soft cushioning on the ear cups and headband. The headphones are also adjustable, ensuring a perfect fit for any head size. The packaging of the product was well done. The headphones were securely packed in a box with protective foam to prevent any damage during shipping. Overall, I highly recommend the Skullcandy Hesh ANC Noise-Canceling Headphones with Mic. They offer excellent sound quality, effective noise-canceling, and a comfortable fit. They are perfect for anyone in need of a high-quality pair of headphones.

The Shure SM7B is an awesome XLR mic with that unique podcast or radio talk show sound. There's a reason that this is so. If you take the wind muff off (it comes with a second, bigger one also), you'll see a cage over the mic element. This cage keeps the user from talking or singing too close to the mic's front element, which eliminates plosives which is the distortion that comes from the wind coming out of your mouth as you speak aP or sing loudly. This mic is capable of handling very loud sounds from your voice without breaking up or distorting. I have my SM7B connected to a Scarlett Focusrite 2i2 and a Cloudlifter. The Focusrite is strong enough to drive it alone. I opted to use a Cloudlifter because it drastically reduced the need for too much gain and subsequently lowered the noise floor. My gain went from 2 o'clock w/o the Cloudlifter to 10 o'clock with it. If your interface is low noise at higher levels, the Cloudlifter isn't 100% necessary. I also bought an extender arm since the mic has a fixed XLR mount that will likely get in the way when rotating it on an arm (see photo). The SM7B is also great at isolating handling noise and background noise. You can touch it and move it around without hearing any noise in your recording. Overall, great sound and definitely a pro mic and is priced like one. If you don't need a mic that is perfect or is engineered for handling loud talking/singing with no distortion, get a USB mic for 1/4 the price. You can get a really good sound from USB mics as well, they just have a tiny cable that can come out easily but in a fixed setting, it shouldn't be a problem really. Just remember that you can only have one USB mic live at a time on your computer. So if you need multiple mics, I recommend an XLR mount mic or you'll need a mixer. The Shure SM58 is also legendary (more of a stage mic) and costs only $100. I plan to keep my SM7B forever so I don't mind the price.

The iMac internal mic is not great. The cheap USB mic I got to replace it worked ok with many OBS Studio audio filters. The G-Track Pro works in OBS with just the noise gate filter as all it needs and that's just to suppress my keyboard sounds. Nice. I have the silver one. I like the color. Overall, I'd recommend this mic. Oh, I have it sitting on one of those giant desk/mouse pads and it seems to help with the bump on the desk noise as it provides extra padding below its own stand which already has a small pad under the base. BTW I always wanted to know the base diameter and it is 4 9/16 (that just a tad over 4.5 inches across to be lazy.)