Behringer SL 75C Dynamic Cardioid Microphone & Stagg 3M / 10ft XLR to XLR Cable, 3-Pin Male to Female, Suitable for Microphone, PA System, Audio Mixer, Studio Monitors, Audio Recording

First I got one and then I bought another 2 for my podcasting set up. Good sound and price is unbeatable! If you want the legendary Shure SM58 you will pay 10x more but will your audience notice the difference if they watch your content on mobile without headphones? I like that it's light and not so cold ❄️ to touch like his brothers XM8500 and all others. The handle is probably from plastic so less cold! I don't plan to hit nails with it so it doesn't really matter. I used it with my Zoom PodTrack P4. For my needs is good enough! One day I will compare it's sound to SM58 and I wonder if the difference will be 10x better, as the price suggests? I got 3 mics for £8 each. It's still cheaper than just one even less legendary Shure SM48!

A sturdy simple microphone that I bought for church that does exactly what I needed it for.Used in a hall the volume needed increasing slightly but works well with sound re enforcement and with the hearing aid loop

Quite a brash, immediate sound compared to an SM58 but my goodness, so much cheaper. Excellent quality for the price. Lightweight feel but has taken some knocks and still going, so it does exactly what I wanted. Will deffo buy again, although I still prefer an SM58 for my own vocals this is great to hand out to wannabe singers.

I’m blown away by the sound quality from a 10 euro mic. It’s incredible! Yes it’s not a Sennheiser but it is also 10th of the price but it doesn’t sound 10 times cheaper. I’d say if they sold this one for 20-30 bucks it would still be worth it

excellent sm58 clone at a fraction of the price. Sounds great.

Good product and delivered on time but it was not clear what i could use it with in terms of speakers and amps so i bought the wrong one and had to send it all back

Okay, it is a very cheap vocal condenser mic so if you are expecting it to be a kms105, then you shouldn't be buying this.Behringer do good copies on a budget and this is no exception. It is exactly the same as the t.bone MB 78 Beta. It is the same mic re-badged and it is cheaper. Both are copies of the Shure 87A and come pretty close to it.Depending on your needs, this is a good cheap option for your tool box. Can get good result micing acoustic instruments and cabs with a bit of eq. On vocals, perhaps suited better to female voices but again with some eq and compression (and using the mics hi-pass filter), it can work well on most vocals. Highs are sometimes an issue.For the money, it is an exceptionally good value mic to have in your collection. So much so, I have just bought another.

Behringer often get stuck in the budget range of PA equipment but I've always been a big fan.The build quality of the mic is superb! Heavy, metal cased, metal screen and looks identical to a Shure SM58.The packaging has a leaflet that explains how it tested against a SM58 and the charts are quite impressive.Using them side by side, the clarity and sound quality are pretty much undetectable.