The microphone is decent quality given the price point however is staticky sounding but it does have many different features. It connects to the Bluetooth on my phone to play music, has different voice effects, and can also record sound. It’s a good microphone to have just for fun not if you actually wanted a good one to have. I purchased it for fun lol not a bad microphone.

The Alabs Iron 192 is a nice microphone for beginners in podcasting.It is very user friendly because once the driver is assigned to the microphone in the plug and play action my Windows 10 pro 64 bit OS found the Iron 192 every time even after a complete system shutdown.I have other USB Condenser microphones that are not recognized without hot-plugging them into a USB Port after a Windows reboot or restart of the system.In my opinion; which was developed through several recording tests, this microphone would be a real workhorse where voice communication was the prime objective. The microphone is somewhat insensitive to really low frequencies so background noise and vibrations from such things as a computer fan and drive and other vibrations that are normally induced into a stand mounted microphone arenoticably suppressed. This is actually a beneficial attribute.The microphone is patterned after a Blue Yeti microhone but much smaller in size and weight. The word Iron is a bit misleading because the microphone by itself is quite light in weight.Even with the weight of the stand included it is no where near the weight of a blue Yeti Pro that is mounted on the original stand.Comparing them Microphone to Microphone with no stands included the Yeti is much heavier than the Iron 192.Let me be clear here. Size or weight is in no way a criteria for judging the performance capabilities of a Microphone. My evaluation was though testing.During a Skype call two persons volunteered a comment that I must be using a different Microphone. They said it sounded different but that it was exceptionally clear.What I like.It features full no latency loop-back so you can monitor your own voice as you speak.The microphone has a built in blast shielding so up close there are no really discernible pops from P's.There is also an absence of accentuated bass as the distance to the microphone is decreased to the point of 'mugging',It is very user friendly in that it is full plug and play forever, or at least that is the Windows treatment of Iron 192 that I have observed.Gain controls for the microphone and headphones are on the backside.The mute button is a touch sensitive button that is very easy to access on the front side where you speak.it is smooth operating and silent. Good deal.(See Images)What I don't like, and I am being super critical, is this feature.When the Microphone is muted the button is RED. When the Microphone is Live and Active the button is BLUE..Red light on in my day meant live Microphone quiet in the studio etc.I think that Alabs should wire the LED both ways and give the USER a choice when purchasing.I know that I am being super critical but there does not seem to be a standard today in the colors used ormaybe it is a lack of understanding and appreciation for tradition and convention.With a little time and money devoted to the purchase of a boom and shock mount this great little microphone should be a most awesome performer and will be a welcome component of any new podcast setup.It is as it stands a very good value for the money. It is a good voice only Microphone for communication, some non-critical voice over applications, podcasting, Skype, Zoom, and other calling and meeting applications.Because of the price and the value received I am awarding five Stars for the Alabs Iron 192.It is a neat uncomplicated performer.

The microphone can connected with your device it'll be automatically paired later .this new microphone also can be used as a speaker and a recorder. It has colorful LED lights flicking with the rhythm, it must be very funny to get it.

The microphone is great. But the stand's design made it so that I accidentally broke the USB cable that shipped with the microphone within the first five minutes. The microphone can tilt up and down on that axis it's bolted in, and if you tilt it down too much the USB cable hits the stand and gets bent beyond repair. Fortunately I had another mini-USB cable handy.

This microphone is very much worth the money that is spent. The sound quality is immaculate and the distance of the sound goes very far which makes good for recording videos. I recommend this microphone for anybody that plans on doing videos

Microphone is awesome; it looks cool, the package came secured with no damages, and very fast. However, it wasn't noted in the product information that it DOES NOT come with a microphone cable. Very annoying. Otherwise, 5 stars all around.

The voice quality is top notch. Make sure to get a pop filter or foam cover as this microphone picks up so well it will amplify your lips smacking. I'm really happy with it. If you are looking for an ASMR microphone the "Blue Yeti" is it. I use Camtasia, Filmora, Davinchi Resolve, and Adobe Premiere for voice-overs and the microphone always delivers top-notch audio.

This is an excellent microphone. I find all you need to do to get it sounding perfect is boost the higher frequencies a bit in your mixer or DAW. Can't believe a microphone this good was only $30. Highly recommended!