Everyone says XLR mics are the gold standard. But, for most people, USB mics are not only more convenient but also just as ...

The H1 XLR is an impressive compact stereo recorder that’s light enough to mount with a camera and small enough to stick in ...

Audio quality was an interesting thing to test on the Cherry Xtrfy ... the connectivity options on the microphone. CHERRY XTRFY NGALE X, Professional USB & XLR Microphone for Recordings ...

The HyperX QuadCast 2 S evolves the popular QuadCast with a refined design, upgraded audio recording quality, and flashy new ...

Perhaps the biggest test of the V-Stage’s viability ... Connectivity options, meanwhile, include XLR mic and stereo line inputs, and USB-C, which enables both audio and MIDI interfacing. You can ...

Zoom has produced a field recorder in the F6 that is hme to some truly useful features. While it's always best to take ...

Find out how we test ... XLR ports. These do offer phantom power but aren’t the combo type, so no TRS cable can be used. That’s a slight shame but considering the target audience most probably won’t ...

Find out how we test ... you get a 3.5mm mic, remote line and micro-USB input to the right of the lines, and these are protected by substantial plastic covers. If you do buy the optional handle, that ...

Whether you're looking to make sure that your gaming teammates can properly hear you, or you want to start your own podcast, ...

The first option is using a USB microphone, which will make things nice and easy since you can literally plug it in and use it. Alternatively, you can go for an XLR mic. Generally, these tend to ...

Beginners and smaller creators will want to stick with a USB-powered microphone. These mics are incredibly easy to use. Seasoned streamers and vloggers will want an XLR mic for higher-quality ...