SteelSeries Alias Pro Review – When considering microphones, you’re often presented with choices—USB or XLR connection, supported polar patterns, and more. While some microphones offer multiple polar patterns, such as the HyperX DuoCast with two or the Thronmax MDrill One with four, the key lies in how effectively they pick up sound. For many, including […]
Maono PD400X Microphone Review – The Maono PD400X is a dual-mode USB/XLR microphone designed for content creation like podcasts, streaming, and general audio recording. Priced at 154.99 USD (around 240 AUD), it outperforms its price point in terms of build, sound reproduction, and EQ features. I want to clarify that this review is tailored for
SteelSeries has announced their new Alias microphone series, a landmark of innovation explicitly designed for gamers. With two decades of dedication to optimizing the gaming experience, SteelSeries takes audio to the next level with Alias microphones, enhanced by Sonar technology. And if you’ve read our reviews on their latest SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless headphones,
If you’re passionate about gaming and streaming, you already know that good audio and lighting can make or break your content. Logitech G, a pioneer in gaming technologies, has just launched three ground-breaking products designed to take your gaming and streaming setup to the next level with the Logitech G Yeti GX, Logitech G Yeti
RODE X XCM-50 Review – The RODE X XDM-100 is definitely their newest and most premium microphone, designed for professional content creators, gamers, and streamers (check the review out). It is not just the microphone quality (design and sound) that you’d want from the new RODE X product though, but it’s the integration to the
RODE X XDM-100 Review – RODE X XDM-100 is one of the two new microphones being released by RODE X (a subdivision of RODE), optimised for streaming and gaming. It’s a professional dynamic USB microphone that delivers rich audio and I’ve got to say that this is a very premium, very good USB microphone. Unlike
RODE is a well-known, Australian, audio technology company that has been around for some time. They are very well known for their microphones and other related accessories. We’ve reviewed quite a good amount of products from RODE like the Lavalier II wearable microphone, an awesome wireless microphone system Wireless GO II, and a great affordable
HyperX DuoCast Microphone Review – HyperX DuoCast is an excellent, mid-range USB microphone with affordable price. The more premium model, HyperX QuadCast S comes with a few extra premium features but it’s about A$80 extra. If you are just starting your content creation channel and career, you can definitely save some money by getting the
Are you new to content creation? Or perhaps you are still using your gaming headset and want to upgrade your streaming/content quality? While it’s easy to have a peek at the popular, but expensive Shure SM7B microphone (retails for $799 at Scorptec), don’t forget that you still have to grab a few other things to
RØDE Wireless GO II Review – While I have reviewed all these great microphones so far from RØDE (like the newest VideoMic GO II), they are all wired. There are lots of moments where you might wish you can have a wireless microphone to create contents without the pesky cables. Thankfully, you can, with the
RØDE VideoMic GO II Review – Back in 2012, I was involved in a movie project where we used professional, full gears like a few DSLR cameras and audio recording devices that we rented back then: a RØDE NTG-2 Shotgun Microphone with RØDE Boompole and Blimp (see the photo above). But years later, smartphones are
With the rise of video & audio content creators, there are a few high quality microphones that can satisfy the quality required by professional content creators like podcasters, streamers, and YouTubers. One of them is Thronmax MDrill One Pro which delivers rich and highly detailed sound with 24Bit/96KHz audio recording. It’s a simple plug-and-play desktop
