Tips on a new mic

I really need new mic, as my current Mic is at home as I wasn't expecting to rejoin the community like I did (I only rejoined as I noticed Arma 3 was downloaded). I need a mic that has good sound and mic quality, as well as it being sturdy as my other previous mics kept breaking. Any suggestions would be highly appreciated.

Headset or just a microphone?

Budget?

Samatlewis said:

Headset or just a microphone?

Budget?

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Headset, but Stoneman gave me a link to a headset review found a really good one for £34 which is good for the PS4 and PC.

So only a day more of my terrible mic!

Ahh fair enough, good to know you're coming back Bob.

I assume you no longer need suggestions?

Samatlewis said:

Ahh fair enough, good to know you're coming back Bob.

I assume you no longer need suggestions?

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Yeah

Welcome back man!

Logtiech G933's wireless LGB's yeah mate pretty skits.

Blue Yeti blackout edition and a pop filter is all you need! You can turn up the gain and set it to diffrent modes, if you require to do so you can record a orchestra with great quality it but it comes with a big pricetag, I highly approve of this mic.
Unless you have a Razer keyboard because it'll sound like you're building a treehouse.

Three good standalone mic options:

Neewer NW-700 : https://www.amazon.co.uk/Professional-Broadcasting-Microphone-Adjustable-Suspension/dp/B00XOXRTX6 (Need a Phantom Power 48V supply for it to work, they are like £15 -£25) [What i use and it is great, sounds like a Yeti for a 1/2 the price]

Auna Mic-900b:https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/d39/MIC-900-Cardioid-Studio-Condenser-Microphone-Connector-Shockmount/B00AE4T0Q2 (Honestly Brilliant)]

Lyx Pro SMU-1: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B012OFHTI4/ref=s9_dcacsd_dcoop_bw_c_x_2_w(Cheaper than the Auna but you need to get a stand, still has great quality)

Headsets are good all rounders but they aren't great on the mic front, also sound on them is very variable for anything other than gaming.

HyperX Cloud 2 have a decent mic on them and cost around £70

John Woll said:

Blue Yeti blackout edition and a pop filter is all you need! You can turn up the gain and set it to diffrent modes, if you require to do so you can record a orchestra with great quality it but it comes with a big pricetag, I highly approve of this mic.
Unless you have a Razer keyboard because it'll sound like you're building a treehouse.

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Well I have a  Corsair mechanical keyboard and a blue yeti...And I think it annoys s lot of people

What I use: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01M07QIBZ/ref=twister_B01MF4W9RE?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1