I haven't been able to test it in every way yet, but the first tests are satisfactory.
I use the microphone to record my games and in combination with a webcam, and it works very well. You do, of course, have to tweak everything in the settings of your software program; you can mute the sound there, because otherwise it might be too loud.
The key is to test it thoroughly first.
In the time I've been testing, there haven't been any interruptions.
The only thing that didn't work was the small USB-C cable combined with the larger part that connects to the PC (the receiver). I have no idea why that wouldn't work. If I plug it directly in without the cable, my PC does detect the receiver, which is very strange. To attach the USB-C connector to the receiver, you have to start at one side and rotate it upwards. Once you know how it works, it's a piece of cake.
Even though I'm being very critical, there's one minor drawback: the small magnet that comes with it, which is supposed to hold the microphone securely. You stick the magnet under your shirt, and that way you can clip the microphone on. It works as long as you don't make any crazy movements or anything. And be careful of chafing, as that could ruin your video. I went to the bathroom, and guess what? I forgot it was still there and almost lost the magnet.
The magnet isn't big/sturdy enough. I often clip the microphone onto my sweater, etc.
I bought this at a good price, and it's worth the money. Are there any better ones? Probably, but then you'll have to pay more, even though this microphone is more than adequate for many people.
The nice thing is that there are two microphones. One is almost flat, so you can quickly switch to the other.
