TONOR Dynamic Podcast Microphone, XLR/USB Mic for Recording, Streaming, XLR Cardioid Studio Mic with Quick Mute, Volume Control, 200 cm Cable, with RGB and Low Profile Boom Arm, Black, TD520S+

Purchased for a teen who has said it's great, in that there's no issue with the sound & the lights make it "cool" No issues at all with it, easy plug & play install with plenty of the required rotation. Would recommend.

Very good. 10/10

Amazing quality, better than my £100 microphone, however the boom arm is a little weird, I wish it would go lower to the desk, however the microphone itself is perfect, surprisingly does a great job to cut out background noise too.

The mic itself sounds really clear — definitely a big upgrade over headset mics. It picks up voice really well for streaming, calls, and recordings. The build feels solid and the RGB adds a nice touch. The only downside is the arm stand — it feels a bit loose and doesn’t stay in place as well as I’d like. It works for now, but I might upgrade the arm in the future. Overall, really happy with the mic quality for the price!

Good quality. Worth the price. Sound quality excellent

Nice style and good value for money

The TD520s is a dynamic microphone aimed at streamers/gamers. This “+” variant comes with a boom arm that clamps to your desk. The mic is quite hefty with a metal shell, but it feels secure in the arm, even if the arm feels a bit light when you’re setting it up. The clamp is solid and has rubber facings to minimise marking on the desk. This microphone can be connected directly by USB or via an audio interface or mixer using an XLR cable. Both cables are provided and there is the option to use USB A or C at the computer end (the microphone takes C). When connected via USB, the RGB light ring on the bottom becomes active. The colours/cycles can be chosen with a button on the mic. There is also the option to change the microphone gain or the headphone output gain (it’s possible to direct monitor using the headset output socket). When connected via XLR, the buttons on the mic are inoperative & you lose the lighting ring. Being a dynamic mic, no phantom power is required for audio when connected via XLR. While condenser mics may offer a little more detail, this dynamic mic has fairly good side and rear noise rejection - I can’t find the polar pattern, but I’m assuming it’s cardioid. I found the sound quite pleasing for speech - it has quite a bit of body in the low mids, but still has some clarity. It wouldn’t be my first choice for instruments, but that’s not what it’s designed for. All in all, this is a great value mic and boom. It could be an ideal starting point for someone venturing into streaming/podcasts using the USB connection, then switching to XLR when they pick up an audio interface.

I was very happy to try out this Tonor mic for a couple of reasons. I do record a few videos/presentations (yes, even with my Black Country drawl!) and this sort of set up is excellent. I have had decent quality desk stand microphones in the past which I find to be a bit of a pain to use. Thing is - it seems the higher the quality of the microphone - the closer you need to be to it. So with a desk stand you always seem to be craning your neck. Secondly - Teams calls. While my webcam audio is hardly bad - it's quite noticeably 'echo-y'. I would feel a bit of a prat using a desk mic on a call - with this I can just place it to the side (fairly close though) and get on with it. And yes - I take every opportunity on a call to sign off with "don't forget to like and subscribe!". I'm using this myself with the USB connection. You get a decent sized cable with it but once you have routed it along the boom arm (which comes with handy velco ties) - you may find as I did you need a USB extension cable to reach your computer. Another thing to note here - initially I tried plugging this into an unpowered hub (i.e. it was just drawing the power from the host PC). This hub had lightweight devices plugged into it (keyboard + wireless mouse dongle) but it couldn't supply enough power for the mic. A powered hub - or as I mentioned - a longer USB extension to your PC will get the job done. I'm an absolute novice when it comes to XLR - but I did try the mic with my son's mixer/looper box (with which he actually already uses a different Tonor mic!) and all was good there. I didn't need an external 'phantom power' source to get it working. Recording quality is excellent - I've attached an example to the review. While there's no pop filter, there is a foam windscreen with the mic. On my example, I did get a little bit of peaking (I've left it in the video as not to cheat) - but it does go to show the value of pop filters or as in my second example - talking across the mic. The light on the mic itself can be set to various colours or a colour cycle. Thankfully it includes my favourite colour - "Off". This is a great all round package and has the quality you expect from Tonor. It's priced at £74.99 (but at the time of writing is 20% off - get it!).

Bonjour, le TONOR Usb/xlr Micro avec Bras Support et un produit de très bonne facture en métal. Dynamique. Les bruits environnant "il connait pas ! " Le son et parfait et le bras très pratique. De plus il est compatible USB/XLR, ce qui fait de lui un micro très compétitif et très facile à brancher. La touche RGB donne un petit plus très sympathique. Au vu du prix, il a tout d'un micro de classe supérieur. Je le conseille vivement. Cela fait 2 semaines que je l'utilise sur Discord, et mes amis compte bien l'acheter ! Merci TONOR et toute l'équipe d'Amazon !

Das Tonor TD520S+ kann entweder mit XLR oder USB betrieben werden, so kann man erst mit der Verbindung per USB starten und kann dann später jederzeit auf ein Mischpult wechseln. Der mitgelieferte Arm ist wertig und für den Preis wirklich gut. Ich habe mich bewusst für einen Low-Profile-Arm entschieden, damit dieser unter dem Monitor bewegt werden kann. Die Aufnahmen mit dem Mikro sind qualitativ echt gut, satte Stimme und wenig Geräusche aus dem Hintergrund. Es verhält sich entsprechend seiner Charakteristik. Ich benutze das Mikro per USB C direkt am PC. Das RGB sieht schön aus, kann bei Bedarf aber ausgeschaltet werden. Die Mute Funktion funktioniert per USB problemlos direkt am Mic. Die Kabelbinder reichen aus um die Kabel am Arm ordentlich zu führen. Das USB Kabel könnte für meinen Geschmack aber deutlich länger sein. Ich bin sehr zufrieden mit dem Mikro und dem Arm.

Good microphone with amazing sound, even hooks up to my phone of i jeed it to so I can do videos on my phone or computer. Perfect value for the money spent.

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Súper bien, tiene rgb por USB y el audio es muy bueno por plug de audio también Pero no tiene rgb