In the box you get a manual a happy /sad card, the feet, the cable, the piece to tie the mic to the feet, and the mic. That is it it all fits in the box nicely and for some reason the box strangely looks like my corsair keyboard box. Moving onBuild quality is a bit of a mixed bag for me, pulling it out of the box this mic was so light. Turns out it is just really light and mostly made of plastic minus the mesh around the mic itself. That being said it is rather small at 5.5 inches and feels very well built with a mostly soft touch mat finish. The gain knob is actually worth a mention as it is smooth and has some resistance to the point I don't think you will hear it while streaming if it needs adjusting.So up until this point I would have given this microphone a 3.5 out of 5 stars. Just based on build quality. Then I plugged it in and actually used it. Now I have a Windows PC but it does also work with Mac, however it worked immediately no software needed. It was picked up by all applications that I use like stream labs, stream yard, discord and audible. The sound quality surprised me honestly it is better than its price would suggest. Its not perfect but we are not talking a $200 mic here it is only 27.99 so I am going to be way more forgiving than I normally would.In Conclusion the value on this Maono Microphone is great and it holds up to its 4.5 star rating that it got on Amazon. It sits nicely on a desk, it is well built despite its materials but overall is worth the 27.99 I would recommend it. I will give this a 9.5 out of 10 for value a 7 out of 10 for build quality and a 9 out of 10 for function. That averages out to a 8.5 out of 10 average. I am not going to lie I did not expect that