No, I've got much better mics for that, but if I needed a better mic that what laptops have (all awful without exception) with an easier way to mount it than flimsy plastic stands, this is what I'd get.

Though there are metal pieces, most of the actual mic body is cheap plastic, including the casing and its attachment to the ball joint on the stand

The base is not some flimsy plastic that won't stay put: it's a solid piece of metal that will serve to hold the thing whereever you want, just be careful the USB cord doesn't strain it

I don't like the fact that the microphone body feels like cheap plastic.- Even with the -10db pad engaged, the mic will still peak out in loud environments

Ball & socket connection is made of a fairly cheap plastic (Ball

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