Singing Machine SMM205 Karaoke M... vs Shure MV7 USB Podcast Microphone...

Lightweight and easy to use. Works perfectly with my ion tailgater speaker. Amazing deal. Honestly i can't complain.

It's almost identical to the mic that came with the karaoke machine except it's pink. If this mic can survive our drunken karaoking escapades then it's pretty good! Doesn’t matter how hard ya turn up your volume, it still sounds good.

This in itself isn't a deal breaker, but it would have been better with knobs/*. The app is easy to use, and is great for changing settings like gain. I have a pro-level podcast setup and it takes a bit of time to setup.

One of the nicest features this mic has is that i can switch the meeting audio in zoom between the headphones on the mic and the macbook speakers. The mic stand is sturdy and lands at the perfect height on my desk. Great mic for its purpose.

The sound quality is unmatched for simple plug and play usb microphones. It also has an xlr hookup for a more "pro" user. Other than that, it’s a solid mic.

Not compatible with ipad pro (usb-c). Much better mics out there for $150-200. The micro-b port on the mic is extremely unreliable as a slight movement on the cord can result in disconnection. The micro usb connection is faulty and messes with mic.

This is shure trying to bait people into buying what they think is a slimmed down sm7b. Well sadly, it’s not. This is no better than my 5-year-old blue yeti.