Woot! has
Neat Bumblebee II Professional Cardioid USB Condenser Microphone on sale for
$14.99.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
Thanks to Community Member
pennysave for sharing this deal.
Details:
- Professional USB microphone: 24-bit/96 kHz high-fidelity audio; internally shockmounted 25mm condenser capsule captures nuanced sound with pristine clarity
- Versatile use: Ideal for streamers, gamers, podcasters, musicians, and conferencing; cardioid polar pattern focuses on desired sound while reducing background noise
- Zero-latency monitoring: Built-in headphone amp provides real-time, delay-free listening; mix control balances voice and playback audio
- Mute button with LED: Instant mute functionality with visual status indicator
- Removable desk stand: Flexible setup—desktop use or mount to boom/stand
- USB-C connectivity: Includes 2m (6 ft) USB-C to USB-A cable for easy computer connection
- 2-year warranty: Limited manufacturer's warranty for quality assurance and peace of mind
Top Comments
Community Reviews
The Bumblebee II is a budget USB condenser mic that stands out for simple plug and play use, a compact desk-friendly shape, and solid sound for voiceovers, live streams, and PC gaming. It also works with phones, mounts to an arm, and includes USB C plus a single button for gain, headphone volume, and monitoring balance. The main caveats are keyboard chatter pickup, some finicky gain behavior, and occasional static or weak results in isolated setups. A practical low-cost mic if you want straightforward recording without extra software.
The microphone can work well for phone-based live streams and videos.
The mic can be plug and play on Windows systems.
The mic can mount to an arm for desk setups and quick voice work.
The mic can sound fine for budget recording needs like YouTube voiceovers.
The microphone can pick up keyboard chatter during normal typing.
The mic gain control can feel finicky and may require careful balancing.
The box can arrive dusty and worn, suggesting old stock or returns liquidation.
The microphone can produce static with a user's voice and may require replacement.
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