Shure MV7+ USB-C & XLR Podcast Dynamic Microphone - Black

Very easy to setup, good software (MOTIV App) and it has both an XLR and USB-C port which is great for flexibility. The voice quality is very impressive, not far off from the SM7B and unlike the SM7B this is plug and play so much easier for your average gamer.

This is a great mic, using it with an XLR Cable linked up to my GoXLR Mini, the sound is great and the people i talk too online have noticed a real difference in work meetings and general calls.

I was scouting around for a new microphone to replace what was a Blue Yeti. I needed something lightweight but still able to work just as effectively, if not more. As the shockmount I had ordered for said Yeti was getting heavy and the cable was getting bent awkwardly, I needed something light and sturdy. And, I'm happy to say this is an amazing product. The build is pretty great and the sound is very good too. Of course, with every set-up it does have a few troubleshooting kinks that need to be worked on, in order to get the best quality sound, and I myself will be needing to do the same. Just a heads up - for the USB-C type setup, if you wish to plug it into a computer or laptop you may need a USB-C Type adaptor. That way you'll be able to use it in conjunction with the USB Port, as mine originally didn't come with an adaptor, nor do I have a USB-C input slot on my computer. So getting a USB-C type USB adaptor is crucial if you wish to use it on either a laptop or computer. Other than that though, it's pretty great. The touch button to mute is nice and responsive and you can also set up some lighting for the microphone (it does have it built in, but you can customise it to make your own). Moreover if you wish to attach it to a boom arm/microphone then there's a nut screw inside the packaging, so that's got you covered. Just that, to my knowledge on that front, there is no stand for the arm so it will 100% need to be attached to a boom arm/microphone arm. But, I really like this product overall, and I'm looking forward to using it more in the future.

The Shure MV7+ is probably my favourite USB-C & XLR Microphone - With a very high quality build and excellent sound quality out of the box (with a little tweaking on the free Shure software to perfect.) the USB-C connects flawlessly, and the XLR works through an audio interface, and the provided USB-C cable has absolutely no issues with length, my cable runs through the boom arm and across to the otherside of my Magnus evo desk and still has slack to spare.

Good quality mic, with a nice sound

Probably the best mic on the market for streaming.

Stellar Sound, Streamlined Control: My Review of the Shure MV7+ ​The moment I connected the Shure MV7+, I knew my audio game had just leveled up. This microphone isn't just an upgrade; it’s a total transformation for any podcaster, streamer, or vocalist seeking professional, broadcast-quality sound without the fuss of a complex setup. ​A Sound That Sings (and Streams) ​What truly stands out is the sound. The MV7+ captures vocals with incredible warmth, clarity, and richness, delivering that signature, studio-grade dynamic mic sound popularized by the SM7B, but in a much more accessible package. My voice immediately sounded fuller and more present, requiring virtually no post-production EQ. ​The Digital Difference-Maker ​Connecting via USB-C unlocks the true genius of the MV7+. The new MOTIV Mix Desktop App is a game-changer. The Auto Level Mode is flawless—it manages my volume on the fly, ensuring perfect consistency even when I lean back or get excited. But the real magic lies in the new DSP features: ​Digital Popper Stopper: This is brilliant. It eliminates plosives without needing an unsightly physical foam windscreen, keeping the mic sleek. ​Real-time DeNoiser: It quietly and effectively cleans up background hums and computer fan noise, resulting in a remarkably quiet signal that is perfect for streaming live. ​Design and Delight ​The new customizable LED touch panel is more than just eye-candy; it’s a brilliant visual aid. Being able to instantly see my levels and mute status in a color that matches my setup is a small detail that makes a huge difference in my workflow. And, of course, the XLR output is still there, ensuring this mic will remain a foundational piece of equipment even if I eventually move to a dedicated audio interface. ​Final Verdict ​If you are serious about your audio, the Shure MV7+ is an essential investment. It takes the guesswork out of great sound. It's powerful, versatile, and delivers an audio experience that simply blows away the competition. Highly, highly recommended

Before I bought the Shure MV7+, I sounded like I was yelling into a toaster from across the room. Now? I sound like I host a wildly successful podcast about obscure conspiracy theories and artisanal coffee. The mic is so good, my dog respects me more. Easy setup, great sound, and it hasn’t judged me once for recording 47 takes of the same sentence. Worth every penny just to feel like a radio DJ from 1997.

I have a small music studio and this mic just elevated the recording experience. Easy to use and set up. Worth the money!

I love this microphone! It is so nice and the sound quality just straight out of the box is really great but if you pair it with a road caster duo or pro and use the SM7B setting you're going to have even better audio. I will say even though you can use this as a USB or XLR it does not come with the XLR cable which is what I am currently using. I did go ahead and buy the Rode cable for it to run it through my rodcaster Duo. I do love the USB functionality it works really great but I wanted to be able to add a little bit more modification to it without having to push a lot of different buttons and everything so I'm running it through the duo. It is really easy to use in either of those circumstances. Whether you're using it with an interface or just straight into the USB on the computer it's super easy to use. Shure is a real high quality product and it shows in every single way with this microphone. Connectivity is great and it doesn't weigh a ton like some other microphones like the pod mic USB. That thing feels like it weighs 10 lb compared to this one. Also the sound on this one is way better than the pod Mic USB. If you have to go with one of those I would go with this one. This one also lends to a bunch more different options like getting the XLR cable and running it through an interface so I feel like you have a lot of really good options with this one. Just know that if you are going to run it through an interface you have to use an XLR cable. If it is a roadcaster Duo or pro 2. They do not allow you to use a USB cable in less it is a Rode USB product. I feel like this particular mic sounds good both ways though. So it just is a matter of preference and what you are recording through. You can very easily record through ecamm live and still have high quality sound to go with your video but I chose to run it through the Duo because I can set the SmartPads to do things for me without having to set up a bunch of stuff. I think there is a way in ecamm set some scenes to do stuff automatically so you don't have to do as many button presses or clicks with the mouse which is what I really hate hearing if you are trying to record something for a podcast or a tutorial video or something like that no one really wants to hear a bunch of mouse clicking and stuff while you were doing your intro or your outro or adding clips of stuff in. So that's why I like running it through the duo because that takes all of that out of play. I have to see if there's a way to do all of that stuff through ecam automatically but so far I don't know how to do that. I'd say this is a solid winner and it is going to be a microphone that will grow with you and will always have really good quality sound pretty much no matter what your environment is. You're not going to have to do a ton of crazy soundproofing in order to get really good quality sound which is another thing that is really nice about this mic. You don't really want to be putting a million soundboards and everything all over your nice looking office if you want the space to be dual purpose. So this provides a good option so you don't have to spend all that money on soundboards because the microphone does the job of taking care of those flatter spaces and everything for you.

J’utilise le Shure MV7+ depuis janvier 2025, donc presque un an maintenant. Je l’ai choisi pour faire du RP, et au début j’étais très contente, mais je me suis vite rendue compte que l’USB-C n’était pas idéal pour ce type d’usage. Dès que j’ai ajouté une carte son et un câble XLR, le micro est devenu excellent. Le son est clair et précis, et le filtre anti-pop fonctionne très bien. Shure est vraiment une marque de confiance, et ce micro montre pourquoi. Pour l’instant, je n’ai rien à redire : fiable, robuste et performant, c’est un très bon investissement si vous cherchez un micro polyvalent, surtout pour le streaming ou le podcast.

Great product and timely delivery. Thanks

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