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I got a fifine on a boom for like $80 and I've had more than one recording task.

Eu tenho exatamente esse aí. É muito bom. Só que peguei a versão com braço, esse que fica em cima da mesa ocupa muito espaço. No meu trampo tem mais 2 na sala de podcast. Atualmente é o melhor custo benefício do mercado, menos de 400 mangos.

I was using a Fifine mic recently as well, but mine was a condenser, so it picked up even more noise than I am sure their dynamic microphones do. I just got the Rode Podmic USB and I love it. $200, so not super expensive all things considered, and it’s built like a tank. The only negatives I can think of is it doesn’t come with a stand, so you’ll need a boom arm for it, and there are no onboard controls, so you’ll have to use the Rode app to make adjustments to gain and whatnot. These don’t bother, me, but I can see them being issues for some people.

Great post! Seriously, audio really is vital. I highly recommend spending $50-100 on a USB condenser mic (Fefine, Yeti). Inexpensive gaming headsets or laptop mics that cause clipping or plosive pops can be really distracting and instantly limit how much time someone is willing to spend watching your content. If you are trying to get into actual podcasting, where audio is the primary focus, you'll need to start spending more on a Shure SM7B or equivalent, but you will not need anything super serious for YouTube content.

tenho o exato modelo da foto, comprei e usei por alguns meses com braço articulado, chegou num ponto que cansei um pouco, aí só fico no microfone do headset, não vendi ele pq uso pra alguns projetos e coisas específicas pq o áudio é ótimo, vai de cada um normalmente é ruim usar ele na mesa, especialmente pela distância que é recomendada falar dele