Cable Boom Microphone - Volume Control for Playstation PS4 or Xbox One Controller, PC, T,Laptop, Smartphone - Boompro Gaming Mic Compatible with V-Moda or Most Other 3.5mm Jack Headphone(150CM)

so when this boom mic arrived and i opened the box, to my annoyance it was just a standard cable no mic attached, looks like the wrong item was placed in the box, very disapointed.

En pocas palabras lo recomiendo, le quedó muy bien a mis Audio Téchnica ATH-M50X y a mis Sennheiser HD599 SE.La verdad está muy bien por el precio, obvio no es micrófono profesional, pero comparado con mis IEMs con microfono este se escucha mejor, yo tenía mis dudas, pero que bueno que lo compre, ya con esto voy a dejar de estar sosteniendo el microfono de los IEMs y estar más a gusto tecleando en los meetings o incluso para jugar.Una duda que tenia es que pudiera cambiar el audio o sonido pero no noté diferencia en el audio directamente, solo cuando usé el adaptador que viene incluido, probé con otro adaptador que tengo y si hay diferencia, así que si lo van a usar con la PC que tiene entrada de Audifonos y Microfono por separado, es mejor conseguir otro adaptador, hay unos Ugreen económicos.Otra duda que tenia era que metiera ruido el micrófono como lo suelen publicar en videos, pero no, no hay ruido, lo probé directamente a la PC y no hubo ruido, también con un Dongle DAC/AMP en el celular y tampoco hay ruido, está genial.NOTA: dejo la imagen del adaptador que comento.

Works fantastically so far on Stadia on MDR 4. You have to make sure the mute on the remote of the microphone is open (so unmuted) when you connect, otherwise the stadia remote (connected to chromecast ultra) will not detect the microphone and only provide audio. This is a cool-looking solution to being able to couch-play on Stadia. Totally worth it.

Bought the version of these for Sony headphones and overall it worked pretty great for 4-6months, at which point I started getting complaints from people of them hearing themselves and eventually they just stopped working, which probably means that the audio cables pulled loose from whatever they're soldered / attached to in the volume control module and originally became crossed / connected and then fully disconnected.Overall they should last far longer (shouldn't need a new one in 4 months), and I suspect that some of the problems are caused by the size / weight of the volume control module. It feels like it's damaging the cables unless you clip it onto something just from the weight of it.One last complaint about the volume control is that the mute button is a slider and it's difficult to find, impossible to just push to talk, and difficult to intuitively know whether or not it's muted. Mute buttons should be a squishy toggle button that you can immediately feel whether it's clicked in or out and lets you depress halfway to unmute without fully clicking into the permanent unmute state.

The sound quality is dependent on the device it's plugged into, for example on my towerit sounds horrible when plugged in the front, but sounds pretty good when plugged in directly to the motherboard in the back. It won't be a studio quality mic, but you'll easily be heard and understood.I think it's pretty good, but there are 2 main problems:1. being attached to the headphone by a rotating port, it can move independently from your head and constantly hit your cheekif the cable is slightly pulling2. the pop filter keeps falling off, it's so loose I can litterally blow on it to make it fly off