Good microphone

[Im_Ben]

So I need a good microphone for gaming. It needs to not to pick up my keyboard. In the first period I'm just thinking to just put it on the desk, but in a month or so I will buy a desk mount for it. 

[Crunken]

What's your budget?

Blue snowball is pretty good if you need high quality sound but it's around 100€
Modmic is more than enough for gaming (don't know the price but like 50 i think?)
or just headset mic if you're only gonna be talking with friends

There are ofc other desktop mics, just look around on youtube to see what fits ur budget

[Imbellis]

I second Blue's Snowball lineup. Although it's not rated too well overall, my brother has one and he's been pleased with it.

Here's a link to a website that does microphone reviews.

[Im_Ben]

1 hour ago, Crunken said:

What's your budget?

Blue snowball is pretty good if you need high quality sound but it's around 100€
Modmic is more than enough for gaming (don't know the price but like 50 i think?)
or just headset mic if you're only gonna be talking with friends

There are ofc other desktop mics, just look around on youtube to see what fits ur budget

My budget is around 100€, I can go a bit more if needed. Yeah, I'm mainly going for a desktop mic. 

[Im_Ben]

1 hour ago, Imbellis said:

I second Blue's Snowball lineup. Although it's not rated too well overall, my brother has one and he's been pleased with it.

Here's a link to a website that does microphone reviews.

I've read up on some of the yeti's mics but feels like some people think it picks up a lot of the keyboard, but others don't. 

[Crunken]

13 hours ago, Megabmin said:

I've read up on some of the yeti's mics but feels like some people think it picks up a lot of the keyboard, but others don't. 

Depends a bit on how loud your keyboard is. If you get a decent pop filter and a mic arm so it's not on the desk, it will pickup basically nothing, and if you're gonna edit the audio later you can remove a lot of background noise