The only downside to the product is the cable

A thin/flexible USB-cable will mitigate the repositioning problem I mentioned (a thick/stiff cable makes it worse).

It would have been nice if the case was a little larger to hold the bulky USB cable

Yet with its heavy base plus the flexible, tilting mic, it can be placed on a flat surface--much like the Snowflake, but with greater stability and without any intrusive cable.

When I thought the mic might have been broken, it was usually a bad cable, bad port, or an un-powered port it was plugged into.

the cable has some conncetion problems... pretty sure other people complaining about connection problems is because of the faulty wire... had to buy a seperate "AmazonBasics USB 2.0 Cable - A Male to Micro B..." and it fixed all the connection problems

Was a bad cable or hot wire

It would have been neat to have the case include enough room for a retractable USB mini cable such as the one offered by belkin for $2.99 as an add-on from Amazon

I've found that using better shielded cable has helped (and attaching one of those little circular magnets to that as well) but the problem still somewhat persists sometimes

A thin/flexible USB-cable will mitigate the repositioning problem I mentioned (a thick/stiff cable makes it worse).

It uses standard Mini USB if you ever lose the cable, and it even has a hole to mount it to a microphone stand

Or, if that was not the case, have better cable management through the base so the cable isn't just awkwardly off the side of the head itself.

Cons,Cable is a little too long and the bag cant fit it, this is not a big deal though

Very clear and crisp A++

Works as I expected

My uses for this mic include voip applications like skype, mumble, ventrillo, and others, as well as for blog posts and even amateur voice recording