Endorfy Solum VoiceFrom real comments

Verdict distilled from 34 mentions across 10 aspects in comments under product review videos.

Positive sentiment88%
PROS 87%
CONS 13%

Rank based on 34 mentions across 10 aspects

View the verdict as

Buy this if...

  • You are upgrading from a headset or laptop microphone on a tight budget
  • Your desk space is limited and you want a compact mic
  • You want a simple plug-and-play mic with a physical mute button and jack monitoring

What users love

Skip this if...

  • You need a warm, broadcast-style sound signature (comment 3 found it lacking warmth)
  • You need built-in shock mount handling for booming or plosives (comment 47)
  • You work in a noisy environment and need a dynamic microphone (comment 9)

What users complain about

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Versatile across instruments
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Price barrier for some buyers
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Versatile onboard EQ switches
Built-in gain boost
High price for some buyers
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6Mid
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Smoother, clearer vocal sound than SM58/SM57Excellent on acoustic guitarDurable, long-lasting buildCan sound harsh in some applicationsAppearance not universally likedInconsistent noise rejection vs SM57
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Smoother, clearer vocal sound than SM58/SM57
Excellent on acoustic guitar
Durable, long-lasting build
Can sound harsh in some applications
Appearance not universally liked
Inconsistent noise rejection vs SM57
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Excellent sound on drums and vocals
Striking, attractive design
Recognizable, notable reputation
8Premium
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Smooth, warm characterCompetitive with top-tier micsFull-bodied, rich low endHard to distinguish from cheaper alternativesVery high pricePositioning-sensitive
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Smooth, warm character
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Full-bodied, rich low end
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9Premium
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Attractive appearance
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Neumann TLM 193
Natural, unhyped tonePreferred over U87ai in blind testsLow sibilance / smooth highsAudible distortion noted at price pointCan sound muddy or bass-heavyCardioid-only, unlike multi-pattern siblings
Neumann TLM 193
Natural, unhyped tone
Preferred over U87ai in blind tests
Low sibilance / smooth highs
Audible distortion noted at price point
Can sound muddy or bass-heavy
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31Budget
Endorfy Solum Voice
Compact, desk-friendly sizeStrong value for priceClear upgrade over headset micsLacks warmth for some listenersNot ideal for noisy environmentsPicks up booming and plosives
Endorfy Solum Voice
Compact, desk-friendly size
Strong value for price
Clear upgrade over headset mics
Lacks warmth for some listeners
Not ideal for noisy environments
Picks up booming and plosives

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Overall Impression

Buyers repeatedly call it a standout value for the price. Multiple commenters mention grabbing it on sale or at everyday prices between roughly 36 and 57 euros, or 179-249 zloty bundled with an arm, and call it 'top for the price' compared to pricier alternatives. Several say they quickly bought it after watching a review. It's positioned as a serious budget pick from a brand known for honest pricing, letting buyers avoid overspending on premium mics like Razer or SteelSeries while still getting solid quality.

Its compact footprint wins over most desk-space-conscious users. Many commenters specifically praise how little room it takes on a small desk, with several saying this was a deciding factor for their setup. It's also described as portable enough to take elsewhere for recording. However, one commenter pushed back on the 'small' framing, calling it above-average in size rather than tiny, showing opinions aren't fully unanimous on this point.

Sound quality beats built-in headset mics but has some caveats. Several users say it clearly outperforms microphones built into headphones or headsets, with one unable to hear a difference versus a Razer mic. But a German commenter found it missing warmth and preferred a Tonor mic with XLR, and another noted it picks up booming and plosives even on a tripod, wishing for shock mount support. Users needing noise rejection in loud rooms said they opted for a dynamic mic instead.

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