Behringer - SL 85S

I mean the shure MV7 is a good option but hear me out. You can get a behringer mic and interface for under 100$, look for a good dynamic (behringer xm8500, sl 85s or sl 75c), and a cheap behringer interface (u can get one for 40$. This setup is around 60$ and will do you better if you work in a DAW like reaper than any usb microphone. And theres some samson mics as well that are very good, look into these two brands and see which sound you like the most. Trust me if you are starting out you will find these mics much easier to use with an interface than trying to tweak EQ and other FX in post production for hours trying to make a USB microphone sound good, and it's a relatively cheap setup too. Again i truly think you CAN make any mic sound good, but at some point it just isn't worth your time. If you need any help with the setup or plugins let me know.

>You can't go wrong with a Shure SM58. Trust me on this.  Besides of course paying premium for a brand. If you absolutely want SM58 (and you don't, generally speaking), then at least get one of the behringer copies that sounds identical for a quarter of the price. And I'm convinced that most people who recommend SM58 do not record vocals in any serious capacity. Even in its own price range, you could get something better such as D5 assuming you want a cardioid. But also, not recommending a super cardioid from the get-go is an amateur mistake.