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Step up your audio recording via XLR interface.
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Balanced XLR interface elevates stable vocal quality.
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Grant the attention from your audience.
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Deliver sound near enough as close to real life.
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Give cleanly direct use right out of the box.
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Chat with team friends as shoulder by shoulder.
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Crisp and clean pulls in the distance from the audience.
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Three modes with over 10 colors for stunning style.
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Switching between daily gaming and studio recording.
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Isolate the audio from ambient noise.
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Easy to stretch and adjust for suitable angles.
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Pull closer to mouth being away from mechanical noises.
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Fits most of stand securely for use flexibility.
Nick B
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025
Worked immediately. Tremendous sound quality. Looks cool (square not round shape). Grabs onto the corner of my desk nicely. Easy to move. Rotates and bends (and stays) nicely. Cool light that can switch colors and be a wave of rotating multicolor (sick). Good knobs. Seems like good construction in 2 months of use. Would recommend - great value for price.
Melanie Keele
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
Great company. Great product.Had an issue that FiFine immediately resolved.This is a great microphone for podcasting, gaming, voice recording. Works best when you are 3-6” from the mic (as noted in the product literature), so know that for some applications a dynamic mic may not be ideal. But if you know your use case, this could be the perfect setup.Highly recommend using with the adjustable arm so you can move it into perfect position.The microphone is lightweight and in my experience has been plug and play perfect. Even works with an iPhone!
liam
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025
Got this mic after Christmas when it was on sale, and has been AMAZING. The stand is very stable, the mic quality is amazing, and is very easy to hook up to XLR. Can be sensitive at first, but it can be fixed with moving it further away. The mic is very small for how it is, but is it really good. Friends told me that it sounds amazing. It is very light compared to other microphones. Very functional, would buy again.
Lia
Reviewed in Australia on February 16, 2025
Awesome product. The mic & sound is next level! Worth the money.
Lanna
Reviewed in Brazil on January 11, 2025
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Reviewed in Mexico on December 29, 2024
Es muy bueo por el precio, además de que viene con su brazo. Yo lo uso cuando juego con los amigos y me han dicho que me escucho nítido.
abdulmajid
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2024
The FIFINE AM8 is a solid choice for anyone looking for a high-quality yet affordable XLR microphone. Designed with podcasters, streamers, and content creators in mind, it delivers excellent audio quality while maintaining an attractive price point.Build Quality and DesignThe AM8 boasts a sleek and professional design with a robust metal build. The included shock mount and pop filter are not only functional but also add to the microphone's aesthetic. The RGB lighting is a fun, customizable touch for gamers and streamers who want their setup to pop on camera.Audio PerformanceThe cardioid polar pattern focuses on capturing sound from the front, minimizing background noise effectively. Its sound signature is warm and clear, suitable for voice recordings, podcasts, and even music vocals. The AM8 performs well with minimal EQ adjustments, though pairing it with a good preamp or interface will unlock its full potential.FeaturesEasy Setup: The AM8 connects via an XLR cable, making it compatible with professional audio equipment.RGB Customization: The lighting can be adjusted or turned off, catering to personal preferences.Integrated Gain Knob: The handy gain knob allows for quick adjustments without relying on external hardware.Pros:Affordable price for its features and quality.Clear audio with a natural tone.Solid build and included accessories.Stylish RGB lighting.Cons:Requires an audio interface, as it’s an XLR microphone (not USB).The RGB lighting might not appeal to more traditional users.Not ideal for extremely noisy environments without additional soundproofing.ConclusionThe FIFINE AM8 strikes a perfect balance between price and performance. It’s a great entry-level XLR microphone that doesn’t compromise on sound quality or features. If you’re upgrading from a USB mic or just starting out with XLR setups, the AM8 is worth considering.
Mohammad alshaibani
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on October 26, 2024
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Amit
Reviewed in India on October 12, 2024
The mic quality it quite good after using a EQ, can be easily used for voiceover, discord chats, and livestreams.The only bad thing is the book arm. It's the worst quality metal and most flimsy thing I have seen, it is good enough that it'll last you untill you get a better fifine boom arm for 3.3k
Dr. Fishopolis
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2024
I have nothing but good things to say about this microphone. If you don't want to read a long review, the tl;dr: This is a great plug-n-play microphone that has great sound quality and a price that can't be beat.When the pandemic hit in 2020, I started playing online games with friends. When things went back to normal a few years later, we kept playing online as many of us had moved to different areas of the US.During that time, I used a nice set of bluetooth headphones and that was adequate. We mostly played strategy games, board games, or poker games where sound quality didn't matter.In 2024 we hopped on the Helldivers 2 train and the bluetooth headphones just weren't cutting it. To use the microphone with bluetooth, you have to accept the sound changes from full stereo to hands-free mono. For a game like Helldivers 2, that just didn't work. I couldn't hear anything at all.So I decided to invest in a microphone. I know nothing at all about microphones and just wanted something relatively cheap that would work. I did a little research and the main thing people said was to get a "dynamic mic" as opposed to a "condenser mic". Shocker, the dynamic mics are more expensive, often costing $100+.I ended up getting this Fifine, which was significantly cheaper. And to be honest, I wouldn't be able to tell it was a cheap model. The quality of this mic looks really good and feels solid. It uses USB-C which is nice, and even has an XLR jack for the serious audio people (I don't know anything about this -- I just use the USB jack).It is seriously plug-n-play. It took me all of 5 minutes to unbox and get set up at my desk. It just...works.The only additional recommendation I'd make. Even though this is supposed a "dynamic mic" which only picks up sounds right next to the mic, I found this still picked up all my keyboard strokes and could even pick up mouse clicking.The solution to this if you have an Nvidia card is Nvidia Broadcast. It is free and it has some sort of noise filtering that does an excellent job to remove background noise like what I mentioned above.If you need a stand and a mic and don't want to dive down the rabbit-hole of audio equipment, this is probably your best value-to-quality option. It's no nonsense, dead easy to set up, and in conjunction with noise filtering software like Nvidia Broadcast sounds phenomenal.
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