Product Comparison: Blue Snowball Ice vs Samson Go Mic
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Blue Snowball Ice
Samson Go Mic
Blue Snowball Ice
Samson Go Mic
Blue Snowball Ice
Samson Go Mic
Blue Snowball Ice
Samson Go Mic
- The weight was great, the build seemed sound and the design was outstanding.
- THis mic is shaped like a softball. It's big and round and made out of metal. you can feel the weight. I love this mic
- Trust me it is built very well and has that weight to it
- Product has some weight to it and feels like quality as well.
- I really hate the weight. It's soooooo heavy for a mic. Like seriously, I mounted it and it always makes the stand almost fall over. Silly.
- Well made. Works as expected. Mic housing is plastic and light weight. It is small but doesn't fell delicate.
- My second impression was weight – very substantial for such a small device.
- It is compact and mobile. It comes with a carrying case.
- Super light, super small (can hide it between your two palms), great for travel and on the go.
- It's very light weight, and the cable tends to turn the mic away from where it should point. Not enough traction on the rubber feet, I guess, nor enough mass in the case/base.
Blue Snowball Ice
Samson Go Mic
Blue Snowball Ice
Samson Go Mic
- The stand seems a little weak, But with the rubber at the end of the legs it works perfectly fine!
- The usb wire is of very good quality and I don't expect any wear and tear for these guyz
- Such an excellent usb mic picks up sound beautifully with no static at max volume settings picks up sound frome a distance
- Comes with a nice stand that you can utilize, stands great on my desk and doesn't fall over if you don't hit it.
- You can add many additions to the microphone such as a shock mount, pop filter and/or hood with ease.
- The red LED. It looks terrible and is very intrusive. Yes, it lets me know that it's on.
- It doesn't have the three settings that the Blue Snowball non-iCE has, instead only having the one setting that is most often used, the cardioid.
- Only has Cardioid mode versus the non-ICE version which has three mode. No XLR output so you won't be taking this into a proper studio
- It has a jack on the side for headphones so that you can monitor your own voice with no lag or latency.
- It has an LED light indicating whether or not the mic is "clipping."
- Three handy settings on the side for cardioid (straight on), cardioid-10db (for close-up speaking on one side), omnidirectional (records 360 degrees).
- Perfect for recording while traveling, streaming and podcasts.
- The stand is sturdy, but a bit too light. When you plug in your USB cord, it weighs it down and drags it. This can be easily fixed with a simple weight or a clamp.
- The stand can only clamp on to certain things because it does not open very far.
- The hinge on which it pivots can wear down after time causing it to droop.