Microphone help

[ChemicalScence]

I wanna start doing voice overs on my gaming videos where i record clips before hand and then voice over them
I want a cheap, good quality mic that will just plug into my laptop... I'm a bit of a n00b when it comes to this sort of stuff...
Can I have some help on what I could get?

 

[Owlins]

First things first. What do you consider cheap? What's your budget?

 

[Jordan Rhodes]

I've heard good things about the Blue Yeti mics, they plug right into the usb port on your computer and only go for $100. Ive watched some reviews and sound tests and personally, I think it sounds great for the price!

 

[Tarmack]

Cheap and Good Quality are opposing spectrums.

Budget required.

 

[ChemicalScence]

First things first. What do you consider cheap? What's your budget?

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I've heard good things about the Blue Yeti mics, they plug right into the usb port on your computer and only go for $100. Ive watched some reviews and sound tests and personally, I think it sounds great for the price!

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Cheap and Good Quality are opposing spectrums.

Budget required.

When i say good quality i mean good for the price

 

[Tarmack]

At your price range, the best mic for close proximity desk recording is the Samson C01U.

 

[Owlins]

under £50 for now

I'm using the Blue Snowball. Which costs around 55 to 60 euro's. So with a £50 you should be able to get one of those. The quality is more than decent enough for beginners.