FIFINE AmpliGame AM6 USB Condenser Microphone

How loud for Discord or PC in-game chat versus the game sound? No need to set it in stone before starting, or pull off the special trick to bring up the setting windows and make adjustments. It’s always handier with dials or knobs to get your buddies to sound clearer in Discord or whatever video call app, or vice versa to have a more immersive experience by making the game sound louder.

There must be a 3.5mm output jack to access the chat mix, but you can get more out of this on-body port. Not every pair of game headsets is equipped with side-tone as standard. If you’re finding yourself in need of hearing your own voice in the game, but your closed-back headset has unexpectedly good passive noise rejection, there’s no necessity to replace the old headset with the new one that may have only one new feature. Instead, try taking it into another league with the AM6!

Since the mic sound will be fed into a PC by USB and into your headset through the output port, as long as you plug the headset in place and make sure it’s the default output and unmute the monitoring level (detailed steps can be found in the Q&A session below), you can hear yourself without noticeable delay. 

Nothing crazy about the lighting controlled by the button underneath the mic, compared to the one with software control. 4 different RGB styles and 6 color schemes in single RGB mode provide enough fun for you to play with during the loading time.

The handy feature for game chat keeps on coming. Mute your mic silently and swiftly with the touch-sensitive button at the top in case you die suddenly in the game, so the background of your room picked up by the mic won’t distract your friends.

You don’t have to watch tons of tutorials and go through trial and error to get it working properly, but just one press of the noise-cancellation button. With its condenser capsule that focuses more on the clear frequencies and background rejection feature, the tone quality and the noise level can come to a better balance. The AmpliGame AM6 achieves another balance here!

Though you don’t have to yell in the game to hear yourself now, you still get the ability to deafen your friends by cranking up the mic volume all of a sudden with the onboard input dial.

By this time, you can almost take the AM6 as an RGB-spiced DAC with a surprisingly good mic to buffer up your outdated headset. What outdoes a desktop DAC in terms of user-friendly is that with the dials on the front instead of at the top, you get no chance to experience the upset of brushing the dials of the DAC and thus changing the fine-tuned volume. And you don’t have to deal with a lot of cable management every time you set up, just the USB connection with your gaming PC and the wired headset hooked up to the mic itself. Though it’s not so versatile that it can work seamlessly on different platforms, like consoles and mobiles, it really can streamline the setup on your PC.