Feature:
Be sure and buy the shock mount with it, $10 more now or $35 later. Only wish it were tall enough that I didn't have to use a mic stand with the shockmount.

Quality:
Its hard to believe how little this thing costs

Value:
This mic is the best value out there.

Desirability:
Its pretty nice lookin, I am sure there are better lookin mics out there, but this one is nothing to be ashamed of by any means

Sound:
Nice warm sound, I am actually a video producer that hates his own voice, but suddenly mine dont sound so bad....

Support:
NA, but I did notice they had a toll free #....

Overall:
great mic, wonderful price, what more can you want? I bought it to do voice over for video and I feel I made the perfect choice.

Feature:
I ordered this product with a microphone shockmount, which is excellent. The color of the mic is a little strange, and the design is different than I'm used to. However, this mic is only $60 dollars and I prefer to use this over my Shure.

Quality:
I actually bought one of these mics in January, but I somehow I'm guessing it got the slightest bit wet. This microphone is very water sensitive. Be sure to ALWAYS use a Pop Filter with this and don't even consider talking/singing into it without one.

Value:
Yes, this mic is worth every penny! If I had to pay another $50 bucks I'd gladly do it knowing the results it can produce.

Desirability:
It's not the most attractive mic. It's color is different as well as it's design.

Sound:
First of all, I use a Yamaha 10 Channel Mixer, as well as the Alesis IO2 Audio Interface when I record. This microphone has performed great with both of these. It has an extremely clear sound, and is very reliable. I haven't had a problem with this microphone yet and I've had it since Feb. '07. I use the program Cool Edit 2.0, and I believe it's all in how you mix your track to classify near perfection. This microphone is a must have!

Ease of Use:
It's pretty basic, just plug it in your interface or mixer. Depending on your equipment will determine how great this microphone will sound.

Support:
They sent me a new microphone after mine broke from water damage due to the 30 day guarentee.

Overall:
I'm always searching for better mics. I may pick up a couple more different ones, but I will always use this one.

Feature:
it's a plain design. so what! who cares. it sounds fantastic even for the most critical recording applications.

Quality:
can't beat it for the price. it's up there with some of our more expensive mics.

Value:
excellent. buy a few. you won't be sorry.

Desirability:
well... it's a mic.

Sound:
great mic. don't be turned off by some of the negative reviews posted here. they're probably coming from people new to recording or with cheesy equipment to begin with. this mic is amazing! we run a pro studio and have been in business since the mid 80's. we have quite a huge mic locker with very expensive mics at our reach. this one gets used quite often. it's that good.

Support:
never needed them but heard they're great!

Feature:
none. it's a simple mic and not intended to have features The shockmount is necessary, so go ahead and buy the combo.

Quality:
The mic is sturdily built, metal (probably aluminum) construction. None of this cheap plastic that many budget mics are made of. All the same, it is a condenser, so if you drop it you will probably damage the diaphragm. This mic is part of my mobile studio, so it gets treated a little rougher than a studio mic would, but it seems to be holding up quite well.

Value:
Well, there are few mics under $100 that sound this good.

Desirability:
Sex appeal? well it's ugly. it's like that weird gold-green-grey color that should have died with the 70s. It is however, a very practical addition to my setup. Very few people think, when listening to a CD "Gee, that sounds like it was recorded on an ugly colored mic"

Sound:
Warm, not as detailed as a top-o'-the-line condenser, but all things considered, the tone is good. It has a strong midrange, which some cheaper condensers don't. Note: If you are recording digitally, this mic (any mic for that matter) wont sound great unless you push the sample rate up to 96kHz or 192kHz. Garageband tops out a 44kHz, so it's performance will be good, but not as good as in a pro product like logic where you can increase the sample rate. At 192kHz, every little detail comes out, this really is not cheap-o mic.

Ease of Use:
Really easy to get pretty good sound out of this mic. You have to work a little bit to get really great sound. For vocals I've noticed that S's tend to get a little fuzzy if the vocalist is within 8 inches of the mic, but just push the gain a little and step back a bit from the mic, and the sound is superb. I have recorded acoustic guitar, electric and bass amps, percussion, piano, and vocals. So far this mic has proved to be very versatile

Support:
I assume, i haven't had to use it.

Overall:
Good mic. I will not say it is better than something in the $500 and up range, but it definitely holds it's own with everything else. A few thing st this mic apart. -Lovely warm sound -Excellent performance at high bit rates (completely acceptable performance at lower bit rates, so don't worry if you are not prepared to dump a lot of $ on a professional sound software.) -Sturdy build -Low price Altogether an excellent mic. buy one.

Feature:
No Features. I like that.

Quality:
It's made well, it's got a nice weight to it. It seems like it will last a long time.

Value:
For the price it's the best.

Desirability:
Well there are tons of mics out there. Just reading the reviews made me want it.

Sound:
This is actually my second studio condenser mic. With this one i'm noticing a lot of "Sharpness". It's not bad though, it records pretty clear.

Ease of Use:
It's easy to use, just plug in and get started.

Overall:
I'll use this mic until it's un-usable. I do plan on getting something way more expensive in the future.This will do for now overall it's the best mic i've used so far.

Feature:
It is a very basic Condensor microphone which in a way is good, there is less to go wrong with it that way. The microphone included a stand clip and for $10.00 more I purchased the shock mount which was well worth it. It did not include a carry case but was packaged well in a foam crypt.

Quality:
The microphone is surprisingly heavy and appears to be constructed of top grade materials. I will be ordering more like this.

Value:
If you are looking for a microphone that has good bang for the buck, this is a good choice.

Desirability:
It is ghastly to look at but that doesn't matter, I listen with my ears not my eyes and it's a microphone.

Sound:
I Purchased this Microphone from zZounds for laying down some live audio tracks of traffic in the area for an intro to a song and I must say it does a very good job of picking up even the most subtle noises on the street.

Ease of Use:
I turned on my mixer and phantom power waited a few minutes and plugged the mic in, set the gain and EQ and that was all I had to do. The mic has a very warm and natural quality to the recording and doesn't have off axis problems and feedback like many other microphones I have used over the past 30 years.

Support:
Haven't used it.

Overall:
I expect to use it and many like this microphone for many years. If it gets lost or stolen I would replace it with the same. I didn't realise until I got it that it will not mount to my mic stands or boom without an adapter.