Razer Seiren Mini vs Shure SM57

For the sake of doing this review and for this review, i have the microphone connected directly to my mac. My input gain is set at around 60 percent a...

If you are interested in this mic, it'll set you back around 100 bucks as per usual, links in the description. And for this review, I have the mic con...

Despite the no-frills design, the Seiren Mini is easy to use and aimed at live streaming gamers, but it’s also perfectly appropriate for podcasting or basic vocal recording. The Snowball Ice remains our Editors' Choice winner in this price range, but the Seiren Mini offers a slightly warmer signal that will appeal to some.

I’ve used this and a Shure SM57 next to each other and the similarities in quality was astounding. For either vocals and podcast/streaming, the $100 SM57 is a great pick if you like dynamic mics and don’t wanna break the bank on the SM7B. Also make sure your interface has a decent pre amp if you want it to get enough gain for your use case.

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

This thing cost $100.00 ANYwhere. If you are buying it for less, its probably a fake.

It is small, light, minimalist design, hard plastic body and base and of course it will give you clear sounds if you are going to start in the world of streaming, if you are going to have meetings or simply need a good quality microphone. ES/*/ Compré este Microfono el 19 Oct 2020, asi que quise esperar un buen tiempo para probarlo y te lo puedo recomendar si deseas algo de un precio bajo y con calidad. Definitivamente es un microfono que te permitira obtener muy buenos resultados para el precio tan accequible que tiene Razer en esta versión. Es pequeño, liviano, un diseño minimalista, cuerpo y base en plástico duro y porsupuesto te brindara sonidos claros si vas a empezar en el mundo del streaming, o si vas a tener reuniones o simplemente si necesitas un buen microfono con calidad

The Scarlett seems like a no-brainer for the price. As a personal note, I do like mics and equipment that FEELS well made, BIFL.

This mic ignores ALL OTHER NOISE EXCEPT YOUR VOICE. Its incredible you can downright whisper to this mic and it will pick it up and everyone you’re talking to can hear you. but if you clap, you drop something, stub your toe, type on your keyboard, click with your mouse, it picks up none of that. So yes if you’re looking for a great gaming mic or a mic even for meetings Or a zoom call for school this would be the best Mic you could get eliminate all background noise except for voices!!! RAZER IS MY BRAND FOREVER AND ALWAYS

For the purpose of background noise rejection I can easily recommend the Shure SM57 (or SM58) and if you pair that with a Native Instruments Komplete Audio Interface you will have yourself a really solid setup for a modest price all things considered. SM57 - 130$ CAD.