Razer Seiren Mini - USB Condenser Microphone for Streaming (Compact with Supercardioid Polar Pattern, Tiltable Stand, Integrated Shock Absorber) Black

This mic is amazing! The clarity and detail you get from such a compact USB microphone is impressive. It picks up my voice clearly while cutting out background noise. Easy to set up and perfect for streaming, podcasts, and video calls. Worth every penny!

I can honestly say this is one of the best mics I’ve ever bought. The microphone quality is crystal clear — voices sound rich and natural with no background fuzz. The build quality feels premium despite it being so compact. I really like the weight; it’s light enough to move around easily but still stable on the desk. The ease of use is fantastic — just plug it in and it works instantly, no need to mess with extra drivers or complicated setups. The brightness of the LED is perfect; it’s subtle and not distracting, unlike other mics that can blind you in a dim room. Overall, I feel this is not only one of the best but also one of the most affordable mics on the market. Highly recommended for anyone who wants quality without overpaying.

The mic was very easy to set up, just connect the stand, plug in and play. It also has a lovely warm broadcasting tone, and is very clear. It provides great functionality ,Via the Razer Synapse App, where you have access to mixing amongst other things. However, I did find this software to be quite buggy on occasions. Overall though, its is a great step up if your using one of the more cheaper usb mics, as it provides entry into a more professional sound.

For its price point, the audio quality is impressively clear and crisp, making it a significant upgrade from a standard headset or webcam mic. It features a supercardioid pickup pattern, which is great for isolating your voice and minimizing unwanted background noise like keyboard clicks or fan hum. The microphone itself is compact and has a solid, well-built feel, which is a nice surprise for a budget-friendly device. The included stand is functional, but the microphone also has a threaded mount, making it easy to attach to a boom arm for more professional setups. A standout feature is the tap-to-mute button on top, which is both responsive and convenient. The LED indicator light is a simple but brilliant addition, clearly letting you know when you're muted. It’s a true plug-and-play device, meaning setup is a breeze. you can get great sound right out of the box. It delivers great performance, a clean design, and user-friendly features without breaking the bank.

Great microphone overall. The quality is super crisp, with plenty of options for fine-tuning. Every part of it seems durable and it's extremely easy to set-up and attach to a mic arm.

Brilliant mix, would benefit from using a standalone mixer but works well on its own with the razer synapse mixer as well. The lighting is much better in person than the photo shows you, it's very vibrant. Build quality is also very nice, feels premium with matt metal on the bottom and on the mesh surrounding the light. The sound is very good and synapse allows you to customise most things regarding the sound but again would benefit from a dedicated mixer.

It's a very good microphone for it's price. It's build quality is very good, the touch button at the top works great and the green/red LED indicator works good for letting you know if the microphone is active or not. It's very easy to setup, you don't need Razer app at all but it's a good option for a bit of customization. It also looks very slick. When positioned in front of the person on the desk, it doesn't sound too perfect. However when used with a boom arm and positioned closer to the mouth, the sound is very crisp. Background noise cancellation can be improved greatly using NVIDIA Broadcast app. It's a great budget option for video calls, playing games, recording and streaming.

The microphone is decent without any software but I was originally going to return it. I felt that there was way too much background sound even when placed right in front of me. Additionally I didn't feel it was loud enough and needed some serious volume amplification which made it sound quite bad and worsened the background noise issue. The background noise issue was so severe it could here a cough on the other side of my house, on a different floor. I then poked around software options as the Razer Synapse software offers little besides adjustment of gain and the changing of the mute buttons functions. I ended up trying NVIDIA broadcast and found it wasn't that helpful and the noise suppression was also pretty bad. In the end I was close to returning this microphone until I stumbled on SteelSeries sonar. There I was able to find a really good noise suppression software that completely cut out background noise (keyboard, desk banging and keys jingling in front of it) while allowing my voice to come through almost perfectly. I think overall it's a really good microphone but should not be advertised as plug and play as it requires a bit of tinkering and additional software to really become a realistic option, unless you're fine with everyone hearing everything around you like they have super abled hearing.