It takes a good bit of effort to un-tuck the mic

The ball joint connecting the mic to the clip is a bit loose.

* The headphone jack is a little bit difficult to pull out once you plug it in

It also has a green light that turns red when your audio starts "clipping" which basically means it gets too loud to record so the quality starts suffers quite a bit

However, if you are a bit more quiet, or just want better sound quality because the closer you are, the better the sound quality

The cable is the bulkiest bit but typical of any cable

I was a bit skeptical after reading some of the reviews regarding room noise, popping, etc., and was prepared for disappointment

My voice sounded a bit clear on Samson Go Mic when compared to my Logitech C920 built-in mic

The form factor is a bit strange but t does the job - really clear recording!I considered the Blue Snowflake, but this seems about comparable and it was a few bucks cheaper and had higher reviews.

I was a bit skeptical

Joint/clip mount is a bit odd when sitting on a table--seems much more accustomed to using on a stand or clipped to a laptop

My voice seems to sound like I have a bit of a constant sore throat

This is a bit unusual at first, but now I miss this feature whenever I need to use headphones with my cellphone

The clamping mouth is a bit small, and the ball joint on the mic is a bit loose

Will take a good bit of fiddling to get the right balance of settings to achieve this effect where only your voice triggers it but doable

It picks up background noise a bit, but what do you expect for the price

I was a bit skeptical about how well this tiny condenser microphone would perform

This is a great portable microphone but it's a bit too shrill for my use on the radio, unless I was in a pinch and needed to use it