Shure - MV6 USB Gaming Microphone

Definitely not, the MV6 is an incredible mic and I’d say it’s still more than good for streaming professionally and the go to for gamers. The only reason to upgrade would be recording music IMO. I’ll see a lot of streamers with high dollar mics, but don’t consider their environment/sound proofing rendering the advantages they offer dang near useless.

Hello, Je te conseille le shure mv6 ou mv7+, fonction de ton budget (j’ai un mv6 personnellement et j’espère pouvoir l’upgrader par un mv7+ à noël, j’ai besoin de 2 sorties sur mon micro maintenant). La qualité est au top et il est fourni avec un super logiciel, simple à utiliser et hyper pratique (anti bruit de fond et anti bruits parasites, anti pop, possibilité de régler le micro en un clic pour s’adapter a la distance de la bouche).

I would start with a Shure MV6, excellent value for money and super easy to configure/use. The software supplied with it will allow you to adjust it as you wish, without complications and it includes a DSP (anti-pop filter, parasitic noise filter, etc.)

Before my current mic (Shure SM7B), I was using the Shure MV6, which is a lot cheaper and falls within the same price range as the Blue Yeti. It’s a USB mic, so there’s no XLR interface needed.

Increase your budget a little bit and get [Shure MV6](https://www.amazon.co.uk/Shure-MV6-Microphone-Dynamic-Streaming/dp/B0DBJ5DBL8/ref=sr_1_9?crid=3H15U0YAC0G1O&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.JE3L_5An_bwIChozld9Ipf1LymLAmjeSm1vW-ZaLgExdCOv9Jtos8Yx-NaCB8xKj-rtL8O0UhBV0DoVQ5hALhkbhkggFZrXLjwNgaTPccM7pWck_AoqWLXXvjvmQ1EwEBooF_G6vvyReExR5hFKi_LkngijGOIGr7UVch2kbd4nXbjGxJUsGviAcz0w-sidV5n6Htk97cECsrlJm633M2NkBWpWH0xQ4Eb5uk3fcK9RMvG5Hb54L_tOwn_PCFqLn1FYyKFyqnt6emo1F5Z9-vdfDANVhW63MLO62XJMaLJ0.TplHI92T1KUCR8FIx-wm-CyURJeZdJ2UPSxwWTNk5Io&dib_tag=se&keywords=dynamic+microphone&qid=1747406577&sprefix=dynamic+microphon%2Caps%2C139&sr=8-9) Most likely don't have to upgrade at all after this mic.

Shure MV line - MV6 is the cheapest with fewest features. MV7+ is my mic and I love it

Upgrade to the new Shure MV6 because it’s USB C and is designed with gaming and streaming in mind and has a physical mute button. I use it to do all my meetings, streaming and sponsorship calls when I travel and the quality is equal to my Shure SM7b and SM7db For wireless get the DJI Mic Mini $89

Not under $50 but for $160 the Shure MV6 is a USB C mic that works perfectly with Apple devices and will give you comparable quality to the SM7B. Alternatively you can use the DJI mic mini. A good example is Taylor Bell. She’s a NewYork vlogger. She uses the iPhone 15 Pro, so similar to your setup. She gets great quality and is at 700K subscribers and only uses that phone and mic setup. Syncing is a pain and doesn’t always go right so if you use either of these mics it should work. You will need the receiver for the DJI mic mini if you’re not using the DJI Osmo 7P gimbal ($140). The 2 mic combo for the min is $160. I don’t have RELIABLE solutions for under $50. They end up being very unstable in my experience. These solutions tho are a “by once, cry never” type of thing.

I have a Shure MV6 with a low boom. It sits just under the video frame pointing up towards my mouth (and away from my aggressive typing) and it works great. Takes some getting used to having it in front of your face but you can definitely have a quality mic and keep your video clean