V7

SE Electronics V7 is a good option. It's a little more detailed/less boxy then the SM58 and doesn't have nearly as strong of a proximity effect. You can usually find one used for around $100.

Don’t know why this is so far down! Super/hyper-cardioid capsules make a big difference. The easy, low-budget option would be sE v7s.

A hyper cardioid like an SE-Electronics V7 or Audix OM5 can help push the monitors louder before feedback.

The SE V7 mics are actually pretty good

Lately a lot of dynamic mics like the sm7b, but it's a bit too pricey. I used a Samson q2u for a couple years and currently I use an SE Electronics V7 and I'm very happy with them. I got the q2u when it was like $45 but it looks like it more than doubled in price. It's now in the same price range as the v7 or Shure sm 58 ($100ish) and I don't think I can recommend it at that price. I've seen the fifine am8 recommend as a value mic from a lot of people and I realized Podcastage actually put out a review for it a while ago. I highly suggest watching his reviews when it comes to recording gear. Budget (<$100) Behringer xm 8500 - $20 on sweetwater but needs an audio interface and XLR cable - https://youtu.be/zrKKjGXyHg4 Fifine am8 - $45-$55 USB and XLR mic that was a "kinda recommend". Comes with USB cable - https://youtu.be/lQ0vjxX2mU8 Mid tier - all will need an audio interface/XLR cable Shure sm 58 - https://youtu.be/G5-3tm4ru-k SE Electronics V7 - https://youtu.be/3XjQYPIxP68 There are plenty of others like the Shure mv7, sm 57, Audiotechnica AT 2005, etc but I'm too lazy to find the links Pricey tier Sm7b Electro Voice RE20