The Shure MV6 is the brand's entry-level USB microphone, and it's an excellent product that's easy to set up and use, but it's not a complete slam dunk.

It’s not cheap, but the Shure M7i microphone’s built-in interface, versatile FX options, and killer recording quality make it well worth the investment.

Shure’s newest mic, the MV7i, is not only a, high-quality XLR and USB-C mic, but the $349 price tag also includes a wonderfully versatile audio interface. Naming this one of the best microphones ...

Shure says its MV6 microphone is easy for anyone to use right out of the box. I wanted to test this claim, as I’ve long wanted better audio during video calls, ...

I’ve never had a microphone like the Shure MV7i in my hand or on my desk. It combines the simplicity of a USB-C connection with the requirements of high-quality microphones and instruments.

About Shure Shure has been making people sound extraordinary for a century. Founded in 1925, the Company is a leading global manufacturer of audio equipment known for quality, performance, and ...

Shure MV7+ mic pros. Software to help shape sound, set EQ and artificial reverb, avoid pops; The de-noise option for background sounds and ambiance is a game-changer ...

Now there's a new kid on the block. The Shure MV6 is the company's first attempt at a dedicated USB gaming microphone and, as if to prove it, they've festooned the outer chassis with a lime green ...

Shure MV6 – Performance. A microphone can have all of the bells and whistles in the world but it’s number one priority is to make you sound good.

All Shure needed to do was fix the MV7's plosive problem, sharpen up the software suite, and double down on all the things that made that microphone brilliant. And that's exactly what it's done ...

Shure MV7i – Design and Features. The MV7i looks virtually identical to the company’s other MV7 microphones. It has a sleek black cylindrical body that's half metal and half foam pop filter.