Shure's MV7i is a classic dynamic USB mic with an XLR and 1/4-inch combo input for an additional microphone or instrument. With Shure's MOTIV Mix it's a mini studio.

Dan Slentz tests Shure’s new SM4 microphone. The company markets it as a home recording mic for vocals and instruments.

According to Shure's CES press release, the MV7i microphone is designed to "simplify the way creators record audio" as it allows connecting a second XLR microphone, or an instrument like a guitar ...

You’ll be able to program the MV7i's features in the Motiv Mix app and the mic will remember said features when you open different recording software. As I’ve come to expect with Shure ...

NAMM 2025: There’s a whole raft of new products on the way from Shure, with the venerable studio brand pushing out the boat ...

If you've been toting around a separate mixer to record two audio sources, Shure's latest USB-C microphone will lighten your load. Following the MV7+, the company has introduced the MV7i ...

I ran a few comparison tests with the different settings while recording myself ... considering an XLR microphone and USB interface instead. The MV6 feels like a Shure product in its audio ...

Along with Shure’s voice isolation technology, this ensures that the focus remains squarely on the speaker’s voice in less-than-ideal recording environments. The microphone connects via USB-C ...

Fortunately, Shure has brought their mic game to the computer world with ... whether you’re engaging in online gaming or recording the latest episode of a podcast — and all at a price that ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and Apple Macs. Most professional microphones rely on the tried-and-trusted XLR ...

The MV7i is a “smart” microphone, per Shure’s literature ... The Motiv Mix app, meanwhile, brings a number of different recording options, including the ability to get both mics in the ...