and then also when you flip it over you do have this little switch right here and so this allows you to toggle between the two different pickup patterns for the microphone so right now i have it set for omnidirectional so this will be picking up not just my voice but also some of the background noise maybe you have someone sitting next to you that wants to chime in on the conversation that's a good pickup pattern for that but then when you switch it over here you have the uni-directional so this is going to be just trying to pick up the voice coming from my mouth now when you flip this back over you do have this dedicated button right here which is multi-functional so you just press it for a couple of seconds to turn the unit on and you see this blue light means that it is connected to the receiver which i have right here and then also too you can just press it one time to activate the mute button so nobody can hear you and then when you do have it charging via the micro usb cable when you put it in like so um this other little light right here will go ahead and turn amber or yellow whatever that is and pulsate while it is charging now the good thing about this microphone is that you can use it while you're charging it as well um but this microphone does have like a NUMBER_TOKEN hour battery life so it will last you a long time before you need to charge it but if you do need to play in charge it got you covered oh and as you can see on the receiver it does mimic the color patterns as far as like the status of the microphone there so you can just look down on your desk and see what's going on with your microphone but now let's get to an audio test to really see the difference that you get with this microphone versus the built-in microphone on the airpod max's and also some other headphones and headsets and i'm just pressing record on everything okay boom here we go so the first audio comparison is going to be between the built-in microphone on the airpods max versus the mod mic wireless so right now you're hearing the audio coming from the airpod max and i know it doesn't sound that great but now i'm switching over to the my mic wireless and you're going to hear a drastic difference and it's a dedicated microphone this is this only purpose where the airpod maxes are are trying to give you the audio instead of really taking your audio in but definitely i'm not going to spend too much time on this comparison because i know uh the airpod max just got blown out of the water all right so now i'm using the logitech gNUMBER_TOKEN so this is a dedicated gaming headset one of my favorite ones that came out like one or two years ago it's lightweight performs really well but now i'm switching over to the audio from the mod mic wireless and so what do you think about the difference all right so you have a dedicated gaming headset with the gNUMBER_TOKEN versus this mod mike wireless and oh i don't know if you can hear this on either one of the microphones but i do have one of my other gaming computers on right now downloading some updates so uh definitely pay attention if you can hear those in the background but if you can't both of them are doing a good job but yeah here's a comparison with the logitech gNUMBER_TOKEN versus the mod mic
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