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They're not *PRO* sounding, but they are:
Better sound quality than the built in mic
Small and easy to carry
Comes with dead cat and accessories
Doesn't require batteries
Comes with cords for both DSLR/Mirrorless and Mobile
CHEAP
I can't say how it works on mobile cause I've never used it for my phone, but it is a cheap/lightweight upgrade from your camera's built in mic.
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What's good for recording in a noisy room?
That said, if it doesn't matter that a mic would be visible in your shot, a lavalier mic might be a better choice. Also called "lapel" mics, these are the ones that clip onto the clothes directly below the speakers face and only pickup sound from very nearby, which helps them reject all noise from sources further away than the speakers mouth.
I have 3 of these exact mics. Neewer QC can be so-so, but for the price these can't be beat. Rode sells similar mics for more than 4 times the price that honestly aren't as good. Anyone who's had problems with this mic either
A) got a bad unit,
B) Isnt using it correctly,
C) Has unrealistic expectations of a a DIRT cheap cadioid mic.
Hope this helps.