Razer Seiren Mini

Would i recommend the razer siren mini yes and no first off if you're a streamer, i highly recommend you look at another usb microphone that does have...

Setting that it will allow you to so for this video i set mine to 16 bit and 48 kilohertz, and that's just going to make sure that you're getting the ...

We are using the razer mini plugged into a usbc dongle, with a charging on the usb c dongle testing. One two: three testing one: two: three peter pipe...

I really like what you can do with the razer siren mini, and i was definitely impressed with the quality that comes out of this tiny microphone. If yo...

I do think it delivers with the quality and performance it gives all right.

The Razer Seiren Mini is a simple, easy-to-operate, barebones mic. Its price is its best feature, but it's also a forgiving mic, so users with less general recording and audio experience are likely to get solid results despite the lack of DSP training wheels.

I only use it as a back-up USB mic so it's not used all the time, and when I first recieved it I had no issues at all. A month or so later it seemed to just stop being recognized via USB any time I plugged it in, even tested on different computers, so I tossed it in a drawer and forgot about it. End...

This was a great starter mic! My only issue with is was the ability to add compressors . The mic pics up sounds from 2 rooms over. Other than that it worked well!

So I would only recommend this when it's less then $30 but with Nvidia RTX voice (know know as Broadcast) mic will pic up everything. I mean everything

Razer really knew their audience with this one. A great pairing for mid/hi-fi headphones that often don't include a microphone. Ultimately cheaper than offerings like the HyperX Solocast and Blue Snowball as the increased clarity, integrated shock-absorption, and supercardoid recording pattern effec...