Studio Microphone (T669)

My set up looks so professional now with this amazing quality mic! Easy to set up. Very good quality. Sound is awesome! Color is a expected. Easy to connect. Perfect size. Looks so nice!

Bought for son’s studio. He loves it. Said it was great quality and easy to use. Looks nice in the studio.

The mic securely mounted to my desk without any issues (the only issue with the mount clamp is that the metal bracket doesn't have patting but you could just use a piece of cardboard or something) The quality sounds really good for being a budget microphone and the cord is long and has both USB-a and USB-c options for connecting to your device

Only reason I’m giving it a 2 star review because it’s a great microphone sound quality is great and the build is nicely designed. Ease to setup and the size isn’t so big. The only issue I’m having is the constant connectivity of it as I take care of my computer and accessors for it. It constantly disconnects from my pc that I have to literally unplug the usb cord from my pc and plug it back in and that sometimes doesn’t work either. It’s such a shame that for this microphone to be at the price it’s at to have such a connection issue like this. If I can get a replacement I will update my review as I have only had this microphone for a few months Update: I would like to thank Rosie who expeditiously reached out to me with concern of the product. She without hesitation replied that a replacement would be sent to me without any cost to me or without having to return the defective original product. I’m graciously pleased to have received the replacement so quickly and without any faults I tested the replacement microphone and it does indeed work perfectly as should. This microphone is very well designed and built with quality precision. I highly recommend this microphone to anyone who may have any doubts about this device!

I’ve had this mic for 2-3 years now i don’t remember when i bought it but It’s been amazing, the quality is amazing when on call with someone or in games, it’s really easy to set up and the cord length size is good. Also able to adjust the volume level if the mic through the nozzle itself and it’s very useful. I would recommend this to anyone that wants a budget mic and that’ll last you a long time (as long as you treat it well)

I was skeptical that this wouldn’t work well but it actually works great especially for the price. I bought it to record music and it definitely is clear . I like that u can control the volume on it. I feel like the attachment is pretty steady also.. some said it would fall I noticed it was falling or not latching when I tried to put it on the corner of my counter where the edges curve. Other then that.. no problems

This isn’t a pro mic - and it’s not pretending to be. But for what it is? It’s fantastic. If you're getting into voice work, streaming, or content creation and don’t want the commitment or cost of an XLR setup, the Fifine T669 is a damn solid middle-ground. It sounds way better than any headset, webcam, or “gaming mic” and honestly, it's overkill for Discord but not quite pro studio ready. 🎙️ Audio Quality: Clean, warm, and surprisingly full. It won't replace a $400 XLR chain, but for Twitch, YouTube, voiceovers, and narration, it’s more than enough. I’ve owned it for a year and a half, and it’s still kicking at full quality. No degradation, no weird static, no USB flakiness - just reliable, solid performance. 🔌 USB Plug & Play: No drivers, no setup headache. It just works. OBS, Resolve, Audacity - all picked it up instantly with zero fuss. 🧢 Pop Filter + Shock Mount: Both are actually decent. The shock mount holds steady and isolates well. The pop filter handles plosives better than most bundled kits. It’s not pro gear, but it does its job well. 💀 Boom Arm? Trash. This is the weak link in the kit. It’s flimsy, wobbly, and barely holds up over time. What I did is hang the mic from my loft bed using the shock mount and some metal wire - and honestly, it works super well. Way more stable than the included arm and didn’t cost a cent. Bottom Line: This is the perfect “in-between” mic—a serious upgrade from cheap USB junk, but not an intimidating XLR rabbit hole. If you're starting out in content, voiceover, or streaming, it’ll serve you well. Just do yourself a favor and replace the arm if you’re gonna use it daily. Or get creative with your setup, metal wire and a loft bed work better than you'd think. :P (Red laptop is my old setup, when I used the boom arm- wire loft is the new one.

I bought the product about half a month ago. I used it immedietly, it seemed to work alright for a few days. It does not pick up anything at all unless you're less than 2 inches away from the mic itself. Great for podcasters, terrible for content creation, gaming, streaming, or any type of online conferencing. frequently cuts out and does not register at all when you aren't extremely close. Turning the nob does little to nothing at all, and trying to configure it via other software also renders no results. NOT worth the money, i would be better off buying a $10 mic from target. Absolute cash grab. I will say for podcasters, it is very useful, just you have to be right on top of the mic, or it wont sound good or register at all, and the audio quality is TERRIBLE either way, sounds like you're recording from an iphone 6. do not reccomend at all, i dont know if i just got a defective one, but it is absolutely a horrific waste of my time and money.