TONOR XLR Condenser Microphone Professional Cardioid Studio Mic Kit with T20 Boom Arm, Shock Mount, Pop Filter for Recording, Voice Over, Streaming, Home Studio, YouTube (TC20)

I think this microphone is simply amazing. The sound quality is almost unbelievable. I have tried many different microphones and none come even close to this. I use it for singing, radio shows and will soon be using it for podcasts. It's just outstanding for the money. Not only is the sound quality incredible but so is the build quality of both the microphone and the boom arm. The microphone is a full metal build and looks like it could take a good few knocks and the same goes for the boom arm, that is fully metal accept the tightening screws and shock mount. Absolutely incredible!

I actually picked up the larger T30 product but was too large for my small office so I am now using that downstairs for my partners office which is much larger. As I was impressed with the quality of that product I picked bundle up mainly for the arm but will be using the micropohone separately.Firstly I will go over the arm it is of HIGH quality very sturdy and is easily able to turn around up and downto get it in a good place for your podcasting or streaming session. The clamp is the best I have ever used which is the main reason I went with the same manufacturer it has a large surface area and is rock solid.The Microphone itself is of decent quality but not studio quality and i am using another Mic for in combination with this product but when I used it downstairs it appeared to be clear enogh and I am happy enough with it and would recommend it for anybody wanting to get into podcasting or streaming.Overall its a solid pick and if you are wanting something like this just grab it you wont be dissapointed.

Nice microphone with stand. Easy to set up. Recordings sound good.Build quality seems solid, except for supplied XLR cable; the male XLR plug had a very tight fit into my audio interface. By comparison, a Shure microfone cable fits easily.Good value for the price.

I received this three days ago and was initially disappointed that it didn't work. I was using it on a Zoom R8 recorder and got no signal, despite using the 48V phantom power button on the recorder unit. I was ready to return it but got a second opinion from an experienced colleague at work who immediately asked if I was using an XLR cable with a TRS plug. Turns out I was using the XLR cable from my dynamic microphone which had a MONO jack plug. Bought an XLR cable with TRS jack ( it has two bands on the plug). WOW! Couldn't believe the sensitivity once I got it set up. This beast picks up EVERYTHING! Well pleased at the quality for the price. Bargain!

This microphone is incredibly good with a great sound and an XLR microphone like this for this price isnt going to be around in many other places. Why have people rated it lower than 5 stars?Well I can understand the 4s. If you are looking for the very best of the best sound then you'll get a Shure however at a cost of at least 100 more pounds is the tiny bit of improvment worth it? Well thats up to you.People who are rating it under 4 stars? Well alot of the reviews that Ive read is its in the Mixer. If you have a cheap mixer with no phantom power then its not a microphone issue and thats why some of these reviews just arent right.

Wow this is an amazing microphone! This microphone produces high quality sound. The microphone matches the users voice perfectly, I use this for singing and it works perfectly. This microphone should sell for at least £200 because the quality is amazing. The arm is also very sturdy and well built. I would recommend using the Focusrite Scarlett because it produces crisp quality sound. If anyone is a beginner or wants to upgrade there microphone I would highly recommend this product.

I just bought this mic a week or two ago, and its probably a good microphone, but sounds really quiet for some reason (changed phantom power) and its still the same.*edit* It works fine now, only works properly with an audio interface (I used focusrite 2i2 3rd gen solo) but with that its excellent but it should say that it doesn't work with phantom power because I wasted alot of money buying two of them to see what the problem was. Good quality microphone though.

The microphone has no problems with sound, it sounds sharp clear and precise. The boom arm itself I have no problem with, the only thing I would say about it, is if you have a wooden table or a table that can get damaged easily, then put something underneath the clamp head at the bottom. The foam packaging that it comes with works well. Furthermore, the boom arm has the potential to be adjusted with how the springs are attached to the arm, this is for if you have a heavier mic or a lighter mic then you are able to adjust it to that. I've not done it yet since I have no reason to but the potential is there.I've had this microphone for 3 weeks-ish, and it has not had a single problem so far.