Отзывы о Цифровой микрофон для домашнего офиса Shure MOTIV MV5C

I use this on my Mac laptop for a better quality microphone. This Shure microphone is simple to setup and sounds great.

So far the voice quality is great and consistent. I can’t ask for more than that.

The mic works OK. No monitoring of own voice when using the headphone jack so not sure why it is an advertised feature. It is obviously designed around looking cool rather than its usability. The user cannot see the LEDs when in the normal position so that makes the stupidly placed mute button at the back also useless (i.e. cannot see the red LEDs to show mute). I am thankful for the great Prime benefits to enable me to return it when the alternative I ordered arrives.

Everyone on zoom and teams ask what type of mic. I have.

Really good product! Clear quality sound, sturdy and a great bang for my buck!!!

Better sound quality for listeners and for user when paired with earphones.

Sehr gute Tonqualität

Heads-up: in the pictures, my Shure Home Office Microphone is modded, in that I bent it quite a bit downward. A fresh-out-of-the-box mic will be standing up quite a bit more. Explanation further on in this review.

However it stands or is forced to stand, this Shure microphone sounds absolutely fantastic. It has a rich sound with a reasonable amount of reverb that makes you sound as if you're talking into a very expensive professional mic on a stage in an auditorium with great acoustics. It's just a full, rich sound that can't really be described. It's an awesome sound at this price point, and frankly at double this price point.

That said, I knock this down two stars due to the fact my mic is bent over because of the weird design choices made. (And I bump it back up one star because I love the sound quality so much.)

Okay, design choices…

1) Light build + aluminum stand = feels cheaply made.

2) The mute button is on the back. I use this mic at least once a week in a meeting where I must mute and unmute my mic many times during a one-hour meeting. Sure, you get used to where the mute is on the back, but it would be so much easier to have it on the front. Speaking of that…

3) The lights showing that the mic is on, muted or not, etc., are on the back of the mic also. On my mic, I’ve bent it down to where I can see these lights when I’m sitting. Otherwise, they’re on the top of the mic tilted back. I need to see if I’m muted or not. What was Shure thinking?

4) That last button… Why do I want to hear myself? That always breaks my brain. I don’t want to hear an echo of my voice, and unless I’m doing voice work in a voice studio, I never will. Useless feature in an office mic, I think. (YMMV)

5) The volume control knob. Thin, recessed, on the back… Hard to reach, inconvenient, just weird.

For most meetings, I don’t mute myself much, so I can use my on-screen controls or the Shure’s mute button. In other meetings, I’m going to be using the button and constantly wishing it was a different design. For the volume, I’m never going to use that knob, but my on-screen volume instead. The cheap-feeling build was useful in that it let me bend the mic stand easily when I “fixed” the hidden lights problem, although I know that wasn’t designed that way on purpose.

Overall, the sound of this mic is fantastic as a work mic. The build feels cheap and the design choices make me want to write an "what were you thinking?" email to the designer, but I'm guessing the sound must be where Shure put all their money.

I’ll keep using this mic despite its flaws due to that awesome sound, but I’ll also be watching for a better design on the next iteration.

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This is a pretty good microphone that has good audio quality, with some design decisions I would change in the future.

First, the audio quality. I am using this mostly for video conferencing. I don't make YouTube videos, but I think this would be great for voiceover applications. For video conferencing, this microphone might not make a huge difference (depending on your office setup). I did a blind test by switching between my laptop (Macbook Pro) built-in microphone and the Shure mic (using "speech" mode). No one said anything to comment on the audio quality being different (and I purposely picked a call with people I know would comment on it if they noticed something). However, I did do some voice recordings to compare the built-in mic to the Shure mic. I can tell you there is absolutely an improved audio quality using the Shure mic -- this difference might just not be noticeable after all the compression that takes place during Zoom calls. From listening to my voice recordings using high quality Audeze headphones, I can tell you the noise floor is markedly reduced with the Shure mic (the noise floor is higher using Speech mode, but is still FAR lower than with the built-in microphone). Additionally, vocals sound significantly "richer" and "fuller" using the Shure mic. vs. the built-in audio. It is an across-the-board improvement, but the improvements might be moot after the heavy compression for video conferencing.

One significant use-case that I have been considering is using a laptop in "clamshell" mode. I have a large display at my desk, so I usually have my laptop screen closed. However, on video calls I open up my laptop to use the built-in camera. If I get an external video camera, I can keep the laptop closed for video calls. I tested the built-in microphone with the laptop lid closed, and it is MUCH worse than with the lid open (as to be expected). Comparing the audio with lid closed vs. the Shure is really no competition at all. The Shure absolutely blows it out of the water, and I think this would blatantly evident even after the heavy compression algorithms for video conferencing.

The included stand for this microphone isn't the most adjustable stand, but it works fine for me. You can adjust the vertical angle from the desk a little bit, but not much. With the microphone at the lowest angle, I think it's perfect for me. It points right at my mouth, and I did not have to bend my stand, as another reviewer noted they had to do. Also, note that the microphone has a standard 1/4-20 threaded connection at the bottom. You can attach it to any standard tripod if you want more adjustability (I included a photo with it on top of a Manfrotto mini tripod, for reference).

The microphone does have the ability to output audio through the headphone jack, but I did not test this functionality -- it's not useful to me, personally.

The main annoyance I have with this mic is the button and status LED location. The status LEDs are located on the top-rear of the light. With the front of the microphone pointing at my face, I cannot see the status LEDs. I have top bend way over the top to see the LEDs, which is rather annoying. Additionally, the controls to mute and engage speech mode are on the very back of the mic. It's not very intuitive to get to them and press them. I really wish the buttons were on the front (at least the mute button, which I use the most). After using this for a while, I have gotten decent at locating and pressing the mute button by feel. However, it would just be so much easier to have the buttons and status LEDs on the front. There really isn't a good reason they had to be on the back...

This USB microphone couldn't be easier to set up. It comes with a micro USB cable and if you need a longer one, those are readily available. Works with any desktop or laptop PC and is plug and play. There is a mute button on the mic itself which makes it easy to quickly mute when needed and a headphone monitor jack allows you to monitor what you are saying. The quality is quite good if you are close to the microphone. You could technically use this to record vocals but I noticed there is one thing that will make this microphone sound terrible. A big, echoing room.

This is somewhat the case for almost any microphone so if you have a room with a lot of echo or reverb, you don't want this style of mic, and you should try for something closer to your mouth like a headset mic. If you absolutely need a desk mounted mic for personal or conference use, this one works well but you may hear a bit of an echo, and the farther away you are, the less crisp and more reverb you will hear. Still, it works as good or better than any other USB microphone I've used in this price range and it does look nice sitting on the desk.

The stand is metal and has an artistic, modern design. Fortunately, the thread is the same as any standard tripod so this microphone can be mounted on anything with a tripod screw. The microphone itself is black plastic and has a somewhat cheap feel to it but you don't really touch it and it does look nice. This definitely isn't the Shure of decades past, known for their almost unbreakable SM57 and SM58 which are still used today by so many bands for both live and recording.

I do like the dual nature of this microphone, useful for both personal and conference applications. It's fairly small so it can travel but the round shape does make it a bit larger than it probably needs to be. Doesn't take up much room on a desk and the stand has a unique design allowing you to aim it up or forward depending on how tall you are and positioning of the microphone. It's reliable and I'm happy with it for general use. Good for video conferencing and sounds especially good in a small, well insulated room. It does pick up ambient noise fairly well so kids screaming in the background are going to be heard with this mic. But that also makes it good for large tables with people all talking into one microphone. I like the design, I don't like the plastic but the audio quality is pretty good and I'm happy with it overall.

As with many people nowadays, we're fully entrenched in the telework world. Occasionally people would say that they struggled to hear me clearly and I am using a new iMac, so there should've been no issues. I opted for this microphone based on brand recognition.

Assembly was easy as you'd expect for a mic. Screw the ball (mic) into the base, plug in your desired cable USB A or C to mini USB and you're finished. You can choose to plug headphones in if desired.

Now it gets a little weird. There's a setup option, "Want to hear your own voice through your headphones?" This isn't the option I chose as I can hear myself when I speak. I don't know if this is a recording studio option, but it seemed odd to me. This probably could've been explained a bit better, maybe a use case, so I know what I'm missing or not missing.

The mute and mode buttons are on the back of the unit. This means you need to fumble around to get to the button. It would've made more sense to put them on either side of the logo at the very least.

The LED's indicating what mode you're in are on the top of the unit. In standard use mode, it effectively sits at a 45 degree angle if on a desktop, meaning if you're seated, you need to move the mic or stand up to see the LED's on top.

There's a rotary volume knob on the top back of the unit, which is very challenging to rotate.

Finally the mount. It's well made out of aluminum. I wish that it came with an option like so many webcams to clip on or rest on top of your monitor.

With those things said, I've been told that my voice sounds amazing and doesn't have the tinny voice that everyone has on video conference calls. There was some feedback initially, solved by moving the unit further away from my computer.

Since I first plugged in and heard this mic, I really wanted to love it. The sound quality is everything you could want right out of the gate. It has a mode that takes in all the sound around it in high quality and a mode that isolates your voice at a slightly lesser quality, but still far better than anything your phone/laptop/webcam/headset come with.

Unfortunately, the design is fairly terrible, especially considering there are many cheaper mics that sound just as good and are much better built (and well known) such as the Blue Snowball.
If you're directly in line with your mic, parallel to the table (which you may never be), the mic is balanced but the usb cable shoots out the back onto where your keyboard will most likely be. Angle the mic up to your mouth at a normal angle and the cable juts out less but the balance is now way off - any large vibration or slight touch will topple the mic backwards.
If the stand were made out of steel (which is cheaper and heavier), or simply better designed, this would be much less of an issue. And if the usb cable connection point were better and the cable longer (its currently stiff and short with long stiff ends), this would be even less of an issue.

This is still a very good mic, and I wouldn't be overly surprised if Shures excuse was that "all the money went into the sound quality," but for $5 more they should've been able to drastically increase the user experience. Even bending the metal slightly more to allow the mic to work "backwards" would've been a step up.

Shure is a reputable microphone manufacturer that created superb products from all budgets. This product is a but on the budget side of things but that does not necessarily mean that it feels cheap.

The sound quality is phenomenal and it is tailored for those working from home. Of you want to elevate your sound quality in your set up this might be the microphone for you. There is an easily accessible mute button in the back as well as a volume adjuster that controls the volume.

In all essence it is a great microphone but I am not quiet sure why Shure decided to modify its previous MV5 for this. The MV5 had a cost that was similar to this one with a couple of more features that were taken out. I feel like they rebranded their MV5 and took some features out which is why I am taking 1 star away from this microphone.

Overall great product with a confusing approach.

Das Shure MV5C Konferenzmikrofon hat mich in allerlei Hinsicht positiv überrascht.
Angekommen ist das Mikrofon in einer kleinen Box zusammen mit einem Standfuß, einem Mikro-USB Kabel, einem USB-C Kabel und den üblichen Papieren.
Das Erste, was mir auffiel, ist, dass das Mikrofon noch kleiner ist, als ich erwartet hatte. Es ist im Durchmesser ca. 6cm "groß" und passt damit in wirklich jede Tasche. Selbst eine Jackentasche. Der Standfuß ist ebenfalls sehr klein gehalten, was für den eigentlichen Verwendungszweck (Webkonferenzen) sehr praktisch ist. Somit ist das Gesamtpaket äußerst portabel.
Die Kabel sind beide relativ kurz, da wie auf den Produktbildern zu erkennen ist diese eher für den Gebrauch mit Smartphones oder Laptops gedacht sind. Allerdings sind diese Kabel wirklich nicht schwer zu finden und längere Alternativen lassen sich problemlos verwenden, falls man das Mikrofon z.B. an einem Desktop-PC Verwenden möchte.
Auf dem Mikrofon selbst findet man neben drei kleinen LED's einen Mikro-USB Anschluss, Kopfhörerbuchse, ein Rad zum Einstellen der Lautstärke (der optional angeschlossenen Kopfhörer) und einen Mute bzw. Mode-Knopf.
Das Gesamtpaket verspricht Plug-and-play und hält dieses Versprechen auch. Einfach in den Computer reinstecken und schon ist das Mikrofon einsatzbereit.
Wovon ich am meisten erstaunt war, ist die Soundqualität des Mikrofons.
Ich benutze an meinem Computer ein Kondensatormikrofon der oberen Preisklasse (allerdings ohne Audio-Interface) und das Shure MV5C hält ohne Probleme von der Qualität mit! Um dieses Ergebnis erreichen zu können, muss man allerdings in z.B. Windows den Pegel des Mikrofons auf 100% hochschrauben und das Gerät selbst relativ nah vor dem Mund haben, da es sonst nicht sehr laut ist.
Die Verarbeitung sowohl des Mikrofons, als auch des Standfußes lassen nicht zu Wünschen übrig und wird dem Preis gerecht.

Insgesamt bin ich voll zufrieden mit dem Shure MV5C Mikrofon und kann es für den vergleichsmäßig günstigen Preis von aktuellen 114€ auch als normales Mikrofon für den alltäglichen Gebrauch außerhalb von Konferenzen empfehlen.
Was allerdings bedacht werden sollte, ist, dass das Gewinde, wo der Standfuß befestigt wird, nicht das Standardmaß von anderen Kondensatormikrofonen besitzt und somit nicht so leicht auf einem Mikrofonarm montiert werden kann.

I love Shure products and was so excited to try this microphone on calls and the endless meetings we are all enduring these days under a pandemic.

This microphone is soooo cute, it has a bit of a classic/vintage feel to it and I've had compliments on people who saw my desktop setup, as well as on how good my voice sounds in meetings and on recordings. I hate the sound of my voice, but was pleasantly surprised. The difference between this and a built-in microphone on your computer or webcam is night and day.

Setup took less than 5 minutes and I was a little confused why Shure is still using mini USB, but it has USB-A and USB-C cables so plugged right into the computer with no issues.

It has a stand so you can use it right out of the box.

Who would have guessed that something so small could pick up such a great sound quality? I guess there is a reason why this Shure microphone is priced the way it is. It may look oddly shaped but it really captures crystal clear sound during teleconferencing. I record some of my teleconference calls and my voice comes out clearly with very little background noise. Other people with boom mics on their headsets also have decent mic pickups but this little Shure mic also can do a great job with a desktop mic.

This is a small directional condenser microphone so how I position it on the desk does affect the sound quality. It is meant for picking up sound for one or two people sitting in the same general direction. I think the software does add some digital processing to enhance voice sounds. It's perfect for those who don't want to keep a large microphone on their desks. This even comes with its own small stand with non-slip pads under it to keep it in place. Under the mic is a microUSB port and a headphone jack for monitoring your voice. I don't know why they haven't converted over to USB-C yet but I remember reading about a reason for that.

Zuerst einmal ein großes Lob an Shure für das mehr als gelungene Design des MV5C-Mikrofons.

In einer stabilen Box geliefert, liegen dem Mikrofon, sowohl ein Micro-USB auf USB-A- als auch ein Kabel von Micro USB auf USB-C bei, vorbildlich und so ist für die Konnektivität bei allen nur erdenklichen Computern/Macs gesorgt.

Ein Quickstart-Guide sowie ein Owners-Manual liegen dem MV5C ebenfalls bei und der Zusammenbau des Mikrofons war in unter 1 Minute erledigt.

Der Standfuß ist aus massivem Aluminium gefertigt und somit hat das Mikrofon, auch dank des Moosgummis an der Unterseite des Fußes einen sehr stabilen Stand. Gleichzeitig ist es schnell zerlegt und so auch für den mobilen Einsatz geeignet.

Nun zur Sprachqualität, bzw der Aufnahmequalität: Kurz gesagt - Überragend. Ich hatte bisher ein Headset, nicht gerade günstig und dies hat für die gelegentlichen Zoom und Skype-Meetings sowie Discord- Gespräche bisher zwar ausgereicht, hier steht das Shure MV5C aber gut einen Meter von mir weg und hat eine derart klare Aufzeichnungsqualität, dass mein bisheriges Mikro samt Headset sofort in Rente geschickt wurde.

Die Bedienung ist denkbar einfach, an der Oberseite des Mikrofons sind LEDs integriert, welche die Betriebs- und Aufnahme-Modi signalisieren, auf der Rückseite stehen eine Mode-Taste, eine Stumm-Taste sowie ein Kopfhörer-Ausgang im 3,5mm Klinken-Format zur Verfügung. Die Lautstärke lässt sich mittels kleinem Drehrädchen dazwischen verstellen.

Das Mikrofon wurde unter Windows 10 (Pro, Build 2004 x64) "Plug and Play" erkannt und war sofort einsatzbereit.

Ein Mikrofon mit spitzen Sprachqualität, dazu ein chices Design, von mir die voll verdiente Höchstwertung von 5 Sternen und eine klare Kaufempfehlung.

Dieses Conferencing-Mikrofon sieht zu aller erst mal klasse aus. Es ist ein toller Hingucker auf jedem Schreibtisch.
Es macht auf mich einen hochwertigen und robusten Eindruck.
Das Material wirkt wertig.
Der Anschluss und die Inbetriebnahme ist einfach und selbsterklärend.
Die Tasten befinden sich auf der Rückseite, was etwas ungünstig gewählt ist, aber wahrscheinlich der Optik zum Opfer gefallen ist.
Auf der Oberseite sind LED, die anzeigen, ob das Mikro mit dem PC verbunden ist und ob es aufnimmt.
Die Tonqualitäten der Aufnahmen überzeugen mich.
Insgesamt gefällt mir das Mikro sehr gut und ich würde es weiterempfehlen.

This mic sounds fantastic and comparable to my Blue Yeti X although it doesn’t have all of the fancy features of the Blue. I actually really enjoy the visual appearance, it’s nothing like other microphones, it looks modern and kinda cool. It’s just a ball on a little aluminum stand, that’s it. Stand doesn’t have much weight and I think I wish it were just a little bit heavier. As others have noted, LED indicators and the volume knob are not perfectly positioned but I don’t have issues turning the microphone just to check. It’s not something you do all the time but I can see how this can be annoying especially if you need to mute quite often. Again I really appreciate ease of use and simplicity. It’s perfect for the new work-from-home culture and folks who aren’t quite audio savvy but want to sound good on their meetings. The price is good for what you get too.

Great mic with very good audio but, I didn't noticed a difference in audio quality using a laptop speaker. It sounds much better with headphones or a decent speaker. Good feature set and easy to set up. I hung mine up on a conveniently located shelf.

Das Shure MV5C ist gut verarbeitet. Es fühlt sich hochwertig an und der Ständer steht stabil auf meinem Schreibtisch. Das Befestigen des Mikrofons an den Ständer ging auch problemlos.
Die Verbindung geht ganz einfach über das USB-Kabel. Einfach eingesteckt und das Mikrofon wurde direkt von Windows erkannt.
In Skype und Discord wird es auch sofort als Eingabegerät erkannt und ich konnte daher direkt starten.
Die Mikrofonqualität ist wirklich sehr gut. Meine Stimme kommt beim gegenüber klar rüber und das Hintergrundrauchen ist auch sehr gering.
Meine Stimme hört sich auch nicht so flach an, sondern sie hat schon Kraft.
Ich muss aber natürlich hinzufügen, dass sich das Mikrofon eher weniger als Mikrofon für Musik und Singen eignet. Es ist perfekt für Videoanrufe und Videoaufnahmen und Podcasts.
Das Mikrofon nimmt auch gut meine Stimme auf, wenn ich etwas weiter weg sitze. So muss ich nicht direkt mit meinem Gesicht vor dem Mikrofon sitzen.
Leise Nebengeräusche werden nicht unbedingt aufgenommen. Sind diese aber natürlich lauter so nimmt das Mikrofon auch diese auf.
Den Preis finde ich fair.

Fazit:

Das Mikrofon eignet sich super für Aufnahmen und Podcasts. Auch Anrufe über z.B. Skype hören sich super an.
Ich bin sehr zufrieden mit der Qualität und der Preis ist auch fair.
Ich kann es auf jeden Fall weiterempfehlen.

I asked my brother how I sounded. He said, "Better than most." Coming from him, that's extremely high praise. Having a nice clear sounding microphone in this day and age is almost a sign that people can trust you and want to hear what you have to say.

This microphone is everything I wanted. It looks very elegant, it sounds perfect, and it's super easy to set up. I don't mind spending time setting up a microphone, but if I ever want to move it to another machine, having it ready to go as soon as I plug it in is comforting.

The stand feels very sturdy, and the whole package brings a feeling to my setup that's a nice mix between space age, and classic.

Overall this is now my favorite mic.

Highly recommended.

I am first and foremost a singer and musician and know that when it comes to Shure, they are the Gold Standard in performance microphones, esp. the SM58s when performing live. I grew up using and purchasing Shure mics and can attest to their quality, reliability, and reputation.

Now for my day gig, I needed a powerful microphone for my home office and Shure, once again beat my expectations.

The setup is simple and includes a Quick-Start Guide.

A caveat: You will need to double-check your computer audio settings to make sure (or Shure) your new mic is recognized and working.

Bottom line: I like the sound, design and space saving qualities of the MV5C office mic. This mic will make you a "rock star" on conference calls and webinars too with the confidence and clarity you need.

This mic makes a huge difference in audio quality over the built-in mic in my laptop or headphones. When you're working from home, it really helps to have a quality mic that makes your voice more understandable. It's very reasonably priced for what it does, and is true plug and play - no drivers are software needed.