Does a $32.00 compare to a $1,622 Mic for dialogue? Mic info below: Mic 1: Rode NT5 Mic 2: Samson CO2 Mic 3: Audix SCX1 Mic 4: Schoeps mk 41 My opinion: For youtube, the rode NT5 seems like a best buy ...

Discover the Rode DS2, the ultimate microphone stand that’s taking the [...\*Your Creative Field\*...] world by storm! Perfectly designed for musicians, podcasters, and YouTubers alike, this sturdy ...

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In iOS 26, you can use AirPods 4, AirPods Pro 2, or AirPods Pro 3 as a wireless microphone with supported camera apps. Think of it as turning your AirPods into a lapel mic – you get ...

Nothing Technologies Ltd., the consumer tech startup known for its quirky hardware designs, has an unusual pitch for its new earbuds: use the case as a microphone. The headphones, called the Ear 3, ...

Srishty Rode, known for her roles in popular television shows, is now dating Mumbai-based entrepreneur Aditya Deshmukh, who specializes in customized motorcycles. The news was revealed by Srishty's ...

Amtrak NextGen Acela is the train line's new fleet serving express stops in the Northeast corridor.Joey Hadden/Business Insider Amtrak launched its new Acela fleet in August. At 160 miles per hour, it ...

Following up on last year’s Nothing Ear, the Nothing Ear (3) is launching today at a higher $179 price point, but with a new “Super Mic” feature added on, as well as some tweaks to its sound profile.

Nothing has unveiled its latest premium earbuds, the Ear 3 ($179), which look ready to pair tastefully with its newest Phone 3. The company has refined its headphone series with an aluminum finish (in ...

Nothing has officially unveiled its next flagship in-ear TWS earphones, the Ear (3). The earphones come with an improved design that uses aluminum in the case, improved sound quality, extended battery ...

Ben Shapiro, the conservative American political commentator and co-founder of The Daily Wire, is facing backlash from a section of people online for his remark about ‘picking up the blood-stained ...