Elgato Wave:3

I've had my Elgato Wave 3 for a few years now and it's a really solid mic, but I mostly like it because of the audio routing software. It can take a sec to get used to, but you can direct programs directly to certain audio outputs and choose which ones you hear and which ones stream hears

My dad has been using my Elgato Wave 3 mic to record his voice on the weekly radio show he hosts for several years now. Since I’m moving out, I’ll be taking the mic with me and I feel kinda bad. Maybe I’ll buy him his own for Father’s Day…

i've used the elgato wave 3 for four years at this point, i've never had a single problem with it

It is an Elgato Wave 3 that I have had for quite a few years & it is just getting worse. [...]

I've been using the Elgato Wave 3 for close to two years now and love it.

I use the Elgato Wave:3, which is more table-level: The software is also surprisingly useful, and includes a mixer and real-time-audio effects which are expensive to do outside of the software on macOS.

I really love my Elgato Wave:3. It's the first mic that I've actually gotten compliments about my voice when I use it.

Because i already have an Elgato Wave 3 and it was a gift from my community for my Affiliate Anniversary, I've been using my Nari Ultimates for the past 6 1/2 years, and while i don't need the headset mic i like not spreadign myself across too many brands.

Aw fuck, I own an Elgato Wave:3 and it's literally sitting on my desk I can't just break this thing knowing I spent $150 on it ughhh

The Elgato Wave 3 works great with my laptop. No problems at all switching to or from it.

I have fantastic noise cancelling headphones from Bose, but that doesn't reduce the sound for folks listening to my microphone or for recorded audio in my videos. I do also have a pretty decent microphone (Elgato Wave 3) with a pop filter and arm, which definitely helps, but you can still hear my partner in recordings.

I've always been using a Elgato Wave 3 but it's a pricy microphone, and even then I have the problem that with the nvidia background sound removal it can pick up voices very easily. There are ways to minimize this, but my setup is very unique that I don't need headphones

Well, I use an Elgato Wave:3 BUT I got it on sale in Australia so I'd say it depends on sales etc where you are for costs!

It felt like the foam did improve audio quality but I think the only thing that measurably reduced noise from outside was solid core door. Pricey though! Agreed that a good microphone is a huge help. I currently use Elgato Wave:3 which is not as fancy as one can go.