Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago

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Discover why USB condenser microphones are a popular choice for recording audio.
Part 1 - Fifine K670 on Amazon ➜ geni.us/xu5Z6j
Part 2 - Unboxing ➜ (1:01min)
Part 3a - Sound Test - USB Mic ➜ (3:50min)
Part 3b - Sound Test - XLR Mic ➜ (5:45min)
Part 4 - Summary & Conclusion ➜ (7:20min)

# Other Gear Used #
XLR Microphone - Shure SM58 ➜ geni.us/k56wJ
XLR Tube PreAmp - ART MP/C ➜ geni.us/EAVIysl
Desktop Microphone Stand ➜ geni.us/zyt9

More and more people want to record high-quality audio on their computers. But how do you get the perfect sound for your podcast or live stream?

While on the one hand XLR gear can give you more flexibility of mixing and matching different pieces of equipment, USB is usually more budget-friendly and easier to use.

After watching this video review of the Fifine K670 you will know how this microphone sounds when recording podcasts or live streams.

Also, I will compare this entry-level 16Bit USB mic with my standard XLR recording mic the Shure SM58.

While I prefer the more expensive XLR audio equipment, I think the USB is great for beginners or people who want something easy to use and portable.

No matter which mic you use, it can be beneficial to play around with the settings and position the mic close to your voice.

Overall an interesting entry-level microphone that should work well for a lot of people.

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