Sound your best and save some money with the best cheap microphones.

The best cheap microphones for streaming and gaming

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5. Rode NT-USB-Mini

One of the best $100 mics you can pick up. Aside from sounding incredible, the NT Mini is an easy-to-use mic that any beginner can plug and play.

Specs: Power: 5V | Polar patterns: Cardioid | Connectivity: USB | Frequency response: 20–20,000Hz | Features: 48kHz sample rate, zero-latency monitoring, mute & headphone volume controls

4. JLab Audio Talk GO

A decent-sounding mic for streamers on a budget. The Talk GO's small stature is perfect for anyone looking for a microphone that won't take up much space on their desk.

Polar patterns: Cardioid, Omnidirectional | Connectivity: USB | Recording sample rate: 96 kHz | Frequency response: 20–20,000 Hz | Features: Tripod

3. Blue Yeti Nano

This miniature version of the classic Blue Yeti is the perfect microphone for those just starting with streaming. It has excellent sound quality for a product under $100.

Polar patterns: Cardioid, Omnidirectional | Connectivity: USB | Recording Sample Rate: 48 kHz | Frequency response: 20–20,000 Hz | Features: zero-latency monitoring

2. Razer Seiren Mini

An obnoxiously adorable piece of hardware you'll instantly want to put on your desk. The stylish pill-shaped design gives it welcome personality, while it sounds incredible to boot. 

Polar patterns: Supercardioid | Connectivity: USB | Recording Sample Rate: 48 kHz | Frequency response: 20–20,000 Hz | Features: Tap-to-mute sensor

1. HyperX SoloCast

The king of budget mics. It sounds as good as, if not better than, certain microphones than go for double the price. Considering it's only $60, the sound quality is sensational. 

Polar patterns: Cardioid | Connectivity: USB | Recording Sample Rate: 48 kHz | Frequency response: 20–20,000 Hz | Features: Tap-to-mute sensor

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