Microphones

Sounds pretty good but is plain and costs more than a rival that has extras.

Shown connecting directly to the gimbal module so audio records automatically when recording starts.

His long-time studio mic that is already really good, though he upgraded.

Picked three of a narrow-pickup Sennheiser mic for the camera rigs, exact model unclear.

Not professional gear, but a fun toy that makes even bad singing sound passable; scored 5 out of 10.

He presents it as a popular but pricey and heavy mic that tugs on clothing and droops.

He calls it the best investment for aspiring creators, praising its 9g weight, easy clip-on design, range, audio quality and battery life.

A far cheaper DJI Mic 2 lookalike whose audio is not as far behind as expected, rated 8 out of 10.

An all-in-one karaoke mic with an AI vocal-stripping feature that earned a 10 out of 10.

The reference mic he uses as a creator, with bigger batteries and nicer features but ten times the price of the DigiTech.

Soundproof mic mask that made him sound underwater and did not work at all.

His favourite find, and it sounds shockingly good.

Gave it 4 out of 10 as a superpower; an in-mouth mic that works in extreme weather.

A tiny Bluetooth clip-on mic that streams audio to your phone without cables.

Used with an adapter to plug into the phone and address its weak built-in mic.

Plug-in mic that steps up audio for vlogging or calls.

A very cheap plug-in mic that improves phone audio and is a good first step into vlogging.

A clamp-on mic arm that is a big step up from his DIY stand, with a neat built-in cable management.