Razer - Seiren V3 Mini

maono and fifine are great value. pd100x or am8 perform pretty similarly. seiren is pretty spartan when it comes to features. hyperX is good but pricey

Razer seiren v3 mini is very good for starters

Hi! For lightings, I think you can find a variety of cheap ones on Amazon or your local e-commerce website For Mic, if you have a tight budget, I recommend USB mics like: - Blue Snowball - HyperX solocast - Razer Seiren They’re plug and play and sounds so good. Everytime I speak my friends always surprised how good the quality is. It’s more than enough for beginner streaming/recordings If you have tighter budget, then I recommend Lavalier mics. Many options as well online Hope this helps!

It can yeah but Discord is pretty good at removing those and i've never had problems. Its a good mic. The button on the top makes it very easy to mute and un mute very quickly. For $50 its a good mic.

It does, but if you use something like discord then discord will cut those sounds out. Easily worth $50 though.

I used this for a few months after getting my new build. For the most part, it was great. Worked in linux too, which was a big plus for me. The main issue I had with it was that it was bad at detecting when I was whispering. I ended up buying a razer seiren v3 mini. Its small, affordable, comes with a little stand and its great just to talk with friends

I got the seiren for gaming and cause it was on sale. Works pretty well and sounds clear enough

I'm a big fan of the Raver V1 and V3 mics as a beginner mic. They sound decent for the price and are simple to use. Just make sure to buy a mic arm and pop filter for it, since the little desk stand is not ideal for VO.

Best tip I can give is forget about the gimmicks and nice-to-haves. Sure a stream deck is helpful but not at all required, and effectively useless until you're good and set up, and across all your settings and overlays etc. Get a cheap mic and webcam, don't bother with goofy overlays and all the other bells and whistles that, honestly, are usually tacky and distracting. If ur on a tight budget. The razer siren mini is cheap as chips (think my one cost me like $50aud) and is pretty solid starting point. But you can definitely get away with using a headset instead. Logitech also has some decent cheap ish cams

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I have had no problems with the mic. Working perfectly for 2 years and also the software support is good and stable. I can't say the same for all of the products though since I have had problems with a razer huntsman tkl keyboard and it was basically useless and unplayable for me with the official razer software and it is just sitting in a box now.