Alright guys, what's up? Today I'm doing a mic test video and today's mic test is going to be the Blue Snowball. Versus the Corsair HS50s. Now this is the headset I'm wearing right now. This is the microphone you're hearing right now, the HS50s. Now as you can hear, it has a very quiet sound compared to the Blue Snowball. I like that because it gives you a lot of flexibility to what you can do with the microphone. You can boost it, add a noise gain to it. It does have a very low self noise which I find is quite good compared to a lot of other say microphones in the 50 pound to 50 dollar price tag that produce a lot of self noise. It produces a lot of hissing. The Corsair H50s, the HS50s, sorry, produce little to very low self noise coming from the headset. It's my current microphone, I've choice it in a minute. So I will be using these in future videos as the microphone, the Blue Snowball, I feel was starting to break on me, it's starting to have a few issues. So I will be switching over to the Corsair HS50s until I manage to get my new audio set up, which there will be a video soon on. But I will switch back to the Blue Snowball now just so you can hear the difference between the HS50 microphone and the Blue Snowball microphone. Alright, so right now I'm back on the Blue Snowball, as you can tell it's evidently a lot louder than what the HS50 is. I would like to say that this microphone is very good but unfortunately Blue has a lot of issues, they don't have a long life built into their products unless you buy something that's really expensive and has XLR, they're USB devices I have found from a lot of other people break really quickly. A few people that I do know, I'm not going to disclose their names, their Blue Yetis have just died one day because of the USB connection and stuff like that. So I will be switching out this microphone for a more expensive microphone, set up in the future apart from that. I will be announcing here that all my future videos on multiple different channels will be using the HS50s. So thank you guys for watching this little miniature of you of the HS50s microphone review. And if you want to know what the audio sounds like from the HS50s, I would say it's subpart to 9.4, 50 pounds and 50 dollars is probably the best audio quality you can get in that range along with a really decent built microphone. It's well worth it's weight and gold, really worth the money. So yeah, I would recommend the course at HS50 microphone for starting out on YouTube if you need a headset that has a microphone with it. This has been Kalam, I hope you guys have enjoyed the video, don't forget to leave a like rating if you do want to see more videos, don't forget to subscribe. This has been Kalam, see ya.