Industry veteran Shure has launched a gaming microphone that it promises is very simple to set up and use. We put it to the test.

As if the USB gaming microphone market wasn't already competitive enough, budding content creators will now have a top-of-the-line Shure option to consider. The new Shure MV6 brings the audio quality ...

The MV7+ is longer, thanks to a more substantial foam filter. The slightly fiddly touch panel controls are also now red ...

Shure's latest microphone is the MV6, a dynamic USB mic with advanced DSP features that offer a professional sound for people ...

Now classic audio brand Shure has unveiled a solution that enables XLR microphones to be used with a USB port. The new MVX2U Digital Audio Interface is a single-channel, XLR-to-USB device that ...

I’ve embedded an audio ... mic at this price point come with such an effective digital popper stopper. There’s still one pop, but the MV7+ is still a force to be reckoned with. I’ve used a ...

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Good audio quality ... place the microphone correctly. Microphones are making this more manageable, with digital noise ...

Shure has announced the release of a new microphone, the SM4. Aimed at musicians and producers working from a home studio, the SM4 is said to be equipped with a number of handy features that make it ...

This compact dynamic capsule mic has a cardioid pick-up pattern that should ignore irritating off-axis background chatter, like clicky mechanical keyboards, and onboard digital ... with Shure’s MOTIV ...

As long-time Hackaday readers will know, there is much rubbish spouted in the world of audio about perceived ... He’s comparing every mic he can find with a Shure SM57, the go-to general purpose ...

Shure has included a digital popper stopper that limits the amount of plosives it picks up. This has been a game-changer during our testing period. As someone who knows how to sit at a microphone ...