- AM-C5 USB Plug & Play Conference Mic for Mac OS & Windows | Conference, Recording, Skype, Online Class with Range Upto 5M | One Touch Mute Button & Light Indicator (NOT A Speaker)

quality is good . its value for money

It's response is satisfactory and it is better than a lot of mics I wasted my money on. The only downside is that when I am recording a meeting, in the recorded meeting there is an echo of speaker's voice.

The Audio Array Boundary Mic was easy to install on our Windows 10 laptops. No drivers were required. Selecting AM-C28 in 'Sound Control Panel > Recording' enabled recording using the mic. By default, the sound output switches to the Headphone jack on the Mic and we had to manually set it to our bluetooth speaker for use in the conference room. Audio capture is clear and worked reliably in a room where the furthest speaker was about 6 feet away from the mic. The mic does some amount of background noise suppression so the air-conditioner and fan sounds were almost inaudible. Only in a room with a very noisy fan, we were able to hear the background noise.

Cannot capture audio properly.....Never buy...Damaged product also

The microphone is compatible with Windows OS laptop. I use it with my office laptop. Besides, I use a portable speaker and a 3.5 mm aux cable to connect with the microphone. The microphone has a aux out 3.5 mm jack. When the microphone is used with MS Teams application, you need to keep the application unmuted. When you want to speak just press once and the light of the microphone turns blue. Once you are finished, press again and light turns red. I have used the microphone during meetings along with my colleagues in a meeting room, the voices are clearly audible on the other side. The microphone is sensitive enough to pick up voices from a little distance and better than the laptop's microphone. It's quite compact and portable. Material quality is equally good. It serves my purpose.

Build: The product is solid. It has enough weight and it can stay on the table no matter how stiff the USB cable is. Audio Pickup: As mentioned it can pickup audio signals around the table fairly (upto 5 feet) well. It could be work table, your home office table anything. Beyond 5ft your voice becomes bit low. Best bet - keep this closer to your keyboard or adjacent to your laptop. Microphone Quality. Average. On par with Moano and the likes. Nothing more nothing less. It does some bit of passive noise cancellation, at the expense of voice clarity. Recorded voice sounded a little muddy. If you are looking for SHURE, Sennheiser, Rode kind of sharp and frontal voice recording, then you should buy those mics and not this. If you are a gamer and not really that bothered about 1:1 voice reproduction then this should work fine. Using for Podcasting? Vlogging? - This is just average and bit expensive. My logitech C615's webcam mic beats the hell out of this Audio Array mic.

The delivery was prompt. I received it the very next day. The package is efficient, sturdy. If it fell from your hand onto a hard floor, it would not damage the device at all. The device, the size of a mouse, has a satisfying weight which makes it stable, and seems to indicate good quality components. I plugged it into my laptop and Microsoft Windows immediately assigned the appropriate drivers. I selected the device as a sound input from the device panel, and was good to go. The sound is loud and clear. I tested from up to five feet away from me, with the fan running. I intend to use this for conference calls and online presentations.

Mic is good for Confrence