FIFINEXLR Microphone, Condenser Podcast Mic for Recording, Vocal, Voice-Over Streaming, Podcast, Singing, Cardioid Studio Microphone, Metal Material, Black-K669C

First things first. Let's talk about the build of the mic. It's a solid metal that's nice and weighty. It feels good to the hand. It's not too big and not too small. So it's amazing for traveling and recording or doing podcasts on the go. Now let's talk about the sound. For the price point of this microphone, the sound is absolutely amazing. It's crystal clear, it captures a very wide frequency spectrum. And it records in super clean and warm. Even without a mic preamp.To a very small degree it can sound very low-end heavy. But I love that about this microphone as I love low end and I'd rather deal with mixing low end in the post production phase. It would be nice if it came with a few accessories such as a foam cover, or pop filter. Maybe even a shock mount as well. But those are just accessories that would make it a complete bundle. It already comes with a desktop stand so I was very very happy with that. I plan on buying quite a few more of these in the near future. They sound too good to have just one.

Quality is good, I don't notice any floor noise. Good at resisting desk bumps. Clean, lightweight, good value.

I'm a voiceover person and also a voiceover coach...and I tell my students that, especially for starting out, this is all the mic they'll need. Incredible for the money. Short story: My main mic, a $3000 Neumann, had a problem a while back and had to be shipped in for service. I reached over, grabbed my Fifine, did voiceovers for 45 days on it, earned $15,000, and didn't hear from ONE PERSON who said, "hey, why does your voice sound different," or "not up to your usual audio standards." Nobody even noticed the difference. Is there a difference. Of course, but without listening to the two side-by-side, the it'd be easy to miss it. That's about as good of an endorsement as you can get for such an inexpensive mic. By the way, despite the price, the mic has very nice fit-and-finish, has some weight to it, and just "feels good" in the hand. Total winner.Dane Scott

Fifine has established that they make quality products at affordable prices and the K669c microphone is just that. The quality of microphone and the sound is really good for the price.

Berry nice

This mic is ok if your starting out in recording for podcast or voiceover.

This is an okay mic but sometimes I got a little crackling sounds when using. It does need an XLR cable. The stand is small and low.

(I was provided a mic from Fifine)I used this mic via a Focus Rite Scarlet One connected to a Razer 15 Laptop running Windows 11.I wasn't expecting much from this mic at the price point - just an average mic, however, the microphone actually contested one of my favorite Samson mics! Again, for the price, it's impressive and is easily a recommendable mic for anyone wanting to get something affordable.The condenser mic gives a very rich solid sound - the build quality is solid - and for the price, I'm not gonna complain that an XLR cable wasn't included.Overall, really impressed with the K669C - and will be using it for some mobile on-the-go setups.