Shure MV7 USB Microphone for Podcasting, Recording, Live Streaming & Gaming, Built-in Headphone Output, All Metal USB/XLR Dynamic Mic, Voice-Isolating Technology, TeamSpeak & Zoom Certified – Black

Very easy to setup, good software (MOTIV App) and it has both an XLR and USB-C port which is great for flexibility. The voice quality is very impressive, not far off from the SM7B and unlike the SM7B this is plug and play so much easier for your average gamer.

Stellar Sound, Streamlined Control: My Review of the Shure MV7+ ​The moment I connected the Shure MV7+, I knew my audio game had just leveled up. This microphone isn't just an upgrade; it’s a total transformation for any podcaster, streamer, or vocalist seeking professional, broadcast-quality sound without the fuss of a complex setup. ​A Sound That Sings (and Streams) ​What truly stands out is the sound. The MV7+ captures vocals with incredible warmth, clarity, and richness, delivering that signature, studio-grade dynamic mic sound popularized by the SM7B, but in a much more accessible package. My voice immediately sounded fuller and more present, requiring virtually no post-production EQ. ​The Digital Difference-Maker ​Connecting via USB-C unlocks the true genius of the MV7+. The new MOTIV Mix Desktop App is a game-changer. The Auto Level Mode is flawless—it manages my volume on the fly, ensuring perfect consistency even when I lean back or get excited. But the real magic lies in the new DSP features: ​Digital Popper Stopper: This is brilliant. It eliminates plosives without needing an unsightly physical foam windscreen, keeping the mic sleek. ​Real-time DeNoiser: It quietly and effectively cleans up background hums and computer fan noise, resulting in a remarkably quiet signal that is perfect for streaming live. ​Design and Delight ​The new customizable LED touch panel is more than just eye-candy; it’s a brilliant visual aid. Being able to instantly see my levels and mute status in a color that matches my setup is a small detail that makes a huge difference in my workflow. And, of course, the XLR output is still there, ensuring this mic will remain a foundational piece of equipment even if I eventually move to a dedicated audio interface. ​Final Verdict ​If you are serious about your audio, the Shure MV7+ is an essential investment. It takes the guesswork out of great sound. It's powerful, versatile, and delivers an audio experience that simply blows away the competition. Highly, highly recommended

So let’s get the good bits sandwiched between the bit so good. The sound quality is so good, you feel like you are in a professional studio, the metal casing is robust and inbuilt jog sensors ensure that the taps and knocks on the desk doesn’t transfer into the recording. The not so good is the micro USB port, why oh why does a modern microphone use this!. The worst part is often the cable will fall out as it meaning you have to start the recording and/or apologise to your stream for their loss in sound. Surely a usb-c port should have been the bare minimum expectation when designing the model for those wanting to connect to their computer directly. The mic cover is also very loose and not snug fitting. A simple addition like the sm7b clip-in wouldn’t have added much cost to the unit. Overall - I love the microphone, the build is great albeit a couple niggles, the sound quality is awesome and you do get value for money. I would recommend this model if you are looking to start out in the streaming world. This model simply has to be your starting point

After getting by with a basic home set up of a blue yeti shared between two people for our podcast, we decided to invest in some decent quality gear and grab two of these on boom arms linked to an m-audio duo. First thing to say is that they are really well packaged and robustly built which inspires confidence. I've only used them so far via XLR inputs into the interface so I cant speak to the USB link and software, but what I will say is its made editing the mix a dream. As someone thats worked in a few pro studios as a performer, producer and an engineer over the years, I know a quality bit of gear the second I start working with it and these are definitely that. They are quite directional, so proper mic technique is preferred and close positioning is a must, but you'll be rewarded with an instantly rich, mid-focused and warm sound that is recognisably NPR like in its audio and so quality to begin with you could easily get away without processing it at all. Despite the natural warmth of the sound theres a nice level of clarity and treble detail that can easily be brought out with the most basic of EQ, but by default is never harsh or tinny. I used to have an effects chain of 10 plus plugins on our audio in a desperate attempt to even it out and get a half decent sound, with these mics I have 2 very gentle plugins just to add a last bit of polish and thats it. They are a little prone to plosives sometimes depending on how forcefully someone speaks, so an extra pop filter is a very good idea, but then I'd say that with any decent close-mic setup and filters are incredibly cheap. The directionality is actually pretty useful as they don't pick up much of the room at all, and again this is without SHUREs processing software so it is an actual characteristic of the mic. I'd say you could mic your speaking voice up in a marble hallway and as long as you spoke close to the mic it'd sound studio like, so that whole reputation of "so good it can fix a bad room" is very much deserved. No more spending hours trying to remove reverb for me! (as an aside, if you're struggling with reverb or "removing the room" on any mic setup I'd recommend ERA 4s reverb remover, its literally the only one I've ever found that works. Just dont set it above 50% or you can hear the wash). All in all I'd say these were a bargain, and if you wanted any better you'd be looking at £800+ per mic for a Rhodes or similar and even then the difference would be minimal. They really are that good. If you have the money and are looking to elevate your audio to pro level without dropping thousands, these are the perfect choice. I've actually had other podcasts contact us to ask about our setup because we now sound so good, and everyone assumes we are recording in a pro studio rather than a front room. An absolute must buy if you want to compete with the big boys, we sound better than 99% of the podcasts in the game and that has improved our listener numbers significantly. Do not hestitate to invest, they are virtually foolproof and take all of the stress out of audio production.

Super Professional mic for Podcast, youtube and all social media purpose. Best ever Noice cancellation and records voice with clarity, without any tention. Good in compatibility. Value for money i invested. Thanks.

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great microphone

Happy with purchase on MV7i. Bought this mic to update my streaming set up. So far works great. Love that I can monitor myself without latency, able to have reverb on it . You can use any other mic and still able to have reverb on it when its connected to Mv7i. Tested with sm58. Had long time adjusting all the settings but so far once you set up it is easy to use. It is very sturdy, i had trouble putting back on mic holder with mic so do not try to flip the mic by unscrewing the knobs.. Touch mute button works on middle and if u have another mic connected to it, u can able to choose one mic mute left or right and it will mute individually or mute both mic. Motiv software is good so far. Unfortunately cannot add stream deck button for reverb toggle, if theres is it would be amazing.

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