Antlion Audio ModMic Uni Attachable Noise-Cancelling Microphone with Mute Switch, Compatible with Mac, Windows PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and more

I took a while before deciding to eventually buy this. I bought Beyerdynamic DT770s to play games with and listen to music, but all the desk mics were either crazy expensive or bad quality. I saw the Modmic a while back but didn't want to shell out £50 for one.In the end I decided to bite the bullet, as I'd be using it for a long time and I'm glad I did. The adhesive pads are extremely well made, the magnets are really strong too - enough that I can pull the headphones away from my head if I don't yank it, showing the strength of the adhesive too. They don't have a volume control, just a mute, which is fine and expected. The sound quality is really good, if not a tiny bit bassy (might be the pop filter).My only downside is the length of the cable, which is quite short, but if you're using it AT a computer, you'll be fine.

I've paired this with my Sennheiser HD650 and I can confirm that the magnet dongle has not come off once. I've accidentally tugged at the wire before hard enough for the mic to come away from the magnet, but it caused no damage to anything.The sound quality is really good. I also have the Playstation Pulse 3D headset for PS5, and the quality from this mic sounds much better and much cleaner. It's good enough for a gaming stream.It's admittedly quite expensive (I bought it for around £50) but you do get a carry case with it and a few 3M stickers. But if you want to use your audiophile headphones as a gaming headset, it's kind of necessary and probably the cheapest option if you want quality.I recommend it if this is the route you're going down.

Very easy to fit, just stick to the side of your headphones and plug it in! Couldnt be simpler.You can easily remove or reposition the microphone as its got a magnetic holder with variable locking positions.Sound quality is really clear with no distortion whatsoever. I thought they might pick up sound bleedover from my open backed Beyerdynamic tyger's but no other sounds are heard other than my voice which is great.This is a seriously good quality microphone!

Like many other reviews, I can't stress enough how important having the right kind of audio interface is. These microphones are really quite good, especially if you want to keep using your own good quality headphones when gaming or doing calls, but without the proper bias voltage they're simply too quiet for anything.I've been using mine for over a year now and the original magnetic piece to stick to my headphones is still going strong, and the microphone is still in perfect condition, even with being thrown around and just generally mishandled by myself.

Bought for use with Xbox series x and Audiotechica M50x'sLikes:Adding a microphone to my favourite headphonesLooks goodEasy setupDislikesTerribly low sound - others could not hear me unless I held the mic against my lips as I spoke. Defeats the object of a mic.Magnets are weakMic boom is hard to manipulate into position especially whilst in playWire often gets in the wayMic boom not long enough - only gets to your cheekOverpriced for what you getConclusion: might work better for other setups but not fit for purpose for me and not really worth taking the chance for the price

I got this to go on my AKG K92s. It sticks really well, and the magnetic stud is a great piece of design, allowing the mic to be rotated out of the way when not in use, yet snapping back easily into place. The mic boom is suitably stiff that it holds the shape you give it. The cable's long enough - though not quite the length of my headphone cable, not an issue. It comes with a hardcase and cable clips, and it's easy to fit these.The real letdown is the audio quality. It's "ok". The clarity is distinctly absent. It's acceptable for calling. I'd suggest not getting their USB dongle - it's nothing special. I previously used a cheap mpow headset, and the mic on that was just so much better than this - and they were much cheaper - I just wanted to swap to my nice headphones and have a mic.In conclusion - unless what is important is the convenience, I'd suggest looking for something else.

Use with my Sennheiser headphones. Attaching the magnetic base was a breeze, and once it's properly cured, the adhesive is certainly not coming off on its own.The magnetic attachment makes it very easy to "stow" the mic when it's not needed, and they include a number of clips to attach the mic cable to your existing headset cables keeping everything nice and tidy.Sound quality is as you'd expect from a decent headset mic, not going to compete with a high end separate unit, but perfectly good for comms.Absolutely recommend this to anyone without a built in mic.

I brought this Microphone to pair with my DT 880 Pro & DT 770's.I also brought the XLR converter so I can plug this mic straight into my focusrite 2i2.This add on Microphone is great, when paired with a audio interface that has Phantom Power with the gain set low. It sounds very flat and natural, with minimal noise. Brilliant sound quality, even better with a little EQ.However if you use the mic plugged into a 3.5mm jack on your computer, the audio quality may vary. As my gaming computer had very noisey audio when plugged straight into a 3.5mm mic jack, but alternatively my work desktop audio was fine.The build quality is great and the wire is long enough for most needs. I fed my wire through my headphones wire to make it one.Overal very good microphone for audio enthusiasts that want to keep using there favourite headphones. Also a great option if you don't want a big condenser microphone in your way when gaming.If you are good with audio and you want to use your headphones when communicating with others, this will be perfect for you.