KM58 Handheld Wired Karaoke Microphone, Cardioid Dynamic Vocal Mic with 13.12ft Detachable XLR Audio Cable and ON/Off Switch, for Karaoke Singing Machine, Speaker

"Great Sound Quality and Fun – Wired Karaoke Mic!"I recently purchased this wired karaoke mic, and I’m absolutely thrilled with its performance! The sound quality is fantastic – it picks up vocals clearly and crisply, with no distortion or feedback. It's perfect for karaoke nights, family gatherings, or even just practicing your singing at home.The mic feels solid and durable in hand, with a nice weight that makes it feel like a professional piece of equipment. The wire is long enough to give you some freedom to move around without feeling restricted, and the connection is strong without any interference.One of the best parts is how easy it is to set up – just plug it in, and you're ready to go! It works great with my karaoke machine, and I’ve also used it with speakers and other audio devices without any issues.Overall, if you’re looking for a reliable, high-quality karaoke mic that won’t break the bank, this wired mic is a great option. Highly recommend for anyone who loves to sing and wants a dependable mic for their setup!

I ended up buying two and they were both really good quality hardly any plastic. They’re really good. Length of the cord was absolutely perfect longer. Cord is always better.

For the price its not bad

I bought this microphone to use in my studio during rehearsals and also for a wedding reception.First off, the mic comes with a cable having an XLR female and a 1/4 inch male plug. While it can work that way just fine, I have used it with a common XLR cable. In fact, I have used it also with a Legato wireless adapter and it performed well.So far, I have no issues with the unit. Hopefully I will use it a live gig playing with the band soon. When I do, I will update the review.

Order arrived within a couple days. 18ft microphone cord for standard use. Works great for karaoke parities.

Unfortunately the microphone was damaged when I received it. The quality of the microphone isn’t good but that could be from the damage it received in shipping. I don’t know for sure if that was the cause of the sound quality. Plugged this into my speaker and you can barely hear anything even with the volume turned all the way up on the speaker. Honestly not impressed.

The sound is clear and crisp and it was easy to set up. The price is reasonable for what you get and it's as advertised overall. The quality is not good enough for studio standards but genuinely, if you're just looking for a good, cheap mic, this is definitely it. I personally found great use in it for my gigs.

Mic has metal housing and XLR F (to 1/4 M). Did not test for cartoid pattern, noise reduction. Compared to Shure SM 58, the gold standard vocal mic.The frequency response of the mic seemed narrow and highly bias toward the mid. Weak high and lows. My band mates said it sounded like I was singing through a 1950s radio, or into a tin box.In my experience this type of mic is decent for speaking. Would not recommend for any musical application except as a toy.