Sennheiser Pro Audio Professional E 835 Dynamic Cardioid Vocal Microphone, Wired, Wireless

I purchased the Sennheiser e835 to enhance my audio quality for virtual meetings, and it has been a game-changer. A colleague make the recommendation. Paired with a boom arm, this microphone delivers clear, natural, and professional-sounding audio that is miles ahead of built-in laptop mics or even standard USB options.The cardioid pickup pattern does an excellent job of focusing on my voice while minimizing background noise, making it ideal for home office environments. The build quality is solid and durable, and the sound profile has a warm, rich tone that enhances speech clarity.If you're looking to level up your virtual presence with broadcast-quality audio, this mic is a fantastic choice. Highly recommend!

Stepson needed a couple mics so we gave him the Sennheisers we had & bought new ones. The ones we gave we've had for years & was still using them regularly.They're a great mic! Originally they replaced a Shure 58 which is another great microphone

Great sound and easy to use.

Very warm and balanced mic.

Solid performance and clean sounding mic.

The quality of the microphone is fairly Robust and should be able to take some drops and abuse, but the carvin is More robust and around 40 years old still ticking, sound quality is higher pitched and more sensitive to voice pickup and feedback. I actually like the sound of all the mics I have. One thing for sure in the future I won't be buying microphone's I will be replacing the cartridge with something better. This mic has a nice well rounded sound, I also compared this with a sure beta 57a I bought and I have used my buddies sure sm58. I would say this mic fit's in between these other mic's Nice clean sound. Now I just have to pick up one of them caral mics I have hearing about

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After much debating and arguing with some of my audiophile friends, I decided to purchase the E835, and let me tell you, I do not regret this purchase one bit. My previous microphone was the AT2020 and I despise that microphone with every fiber of my being. I needed a microphone that only picked up what was right in front of it, and if something relatively loud happened behind it, the microphone wouldn't pick it up. The AT2020 did actually quite the opposite. If something happened behind the AT2020, two rooms away, and it was downstairs, the AT2020 would pick that up and seem to amplify it. The E835 does the opposite. While in a server with my friends while playing games I can be bashing my mechanical keyboard, which is less than a foot away from the E835, and nobody will hear a thing. Go back to the AT2020, and you can hear when my dogs are walking downstairs, because that microphone will pick up EVERYTHING. The E835 is, in my opinion, the best cheap dynamic microphone under $100. When paired with a audio interface, such as the U-PHORIA UM2, this microphone is amazing. I would recommend, though, that if you are using this in a gaming setup as your mic to record or stream, to get a noise gate. Either a software (NoiseGator with VB-Audio) or a hardware noise gate/sound compressor would make this microphone leaps and bounds better.