Feature:
It came with the cable accesories to plug it in directly to the computer system. The stand is very breakable.

Quality:
The wires come apart easy. I had to use a different cable, just like the stand.

Value:
It ain't worth the pay.

Desirability:
It's a real smooth white color, but sometimes, it's what's on the inside that counts.

Sound:
I am a rap artist. I bought and tried out the DRK. It is good for a freestyle or a cheap five dollar CD, but it isn't good if you are trying to present yourself as a professional artist. Plus, after about four hours of use, the battery is too weak and there is a fizz in the background. I prefer phantom power. Overall it is a good microphone for begginers who are trying to make a demo in order to promote themselves for future professional albums.

Ease of Use:
The sound isn't near as good as a more expensive microphone.

Support:
It's not a great microphone.

Overall:
You get what you pay for.

Overall:
It works and sounds fine. All the parts are durable enough. Should be fine for basic recording straight to a sound card if you don't want to get a preamp or mixer.