[0.775 lb] These microphones are incredible. Very well priced especially when you buy the kit. I did lots of research and these were the best value of the highest quality. They shipped very quickly and came with everything I needed to plug and start using. Would recommend to any church or venue needing a high quality option without breaking the bank.

[Cardioid] This fixed a problem that the user was having. They had to leave their desk to have an off the record meeting, so I introduced this mic with the on off button and has change their world.
On a side note this mic has a usb connector on the back of it and you can power it that way and skip the two AA batteries. This should be listed in the description this is a selling point.

[Black] A very multi-purpose(versatile) microphone! The powerful and beautiful sound definition! I ve got three examples and I use it for voice(vote), accordion, Drums! To use with a good microphone stand because it is a little bit heavy! That of the happiness! In Live or in studio! Bravo CAD !

[End Address] Wonderful microphone for my voice.

[Cardioid] I’ve been using these bad boys all summer for small to medium sized gigs, and I have to say I’m impressed. Really open and balanced sound with minimal bleed. Genre permitting, I crank them through the PA for thunderous fills no problem, minimal EQ required and never chasing down feedback. They’re predictable, work with every genre, and can manage to squeeze their way into the most cramped setups. I don’t usually write reviews, but if you’re a live guy and need to fill up their mic locker, do not scoff at the brand or be skeptical at the price. Buy 6, put your company logo over ‘em, and call it a day. I can’t say how they fair under the critical ear of the studio environment, but in the live world I’ve gotten comments all summer such as “wow, those Shure/Earthworks sound great”.

[Phantom Power] All jokes aside (which is a very true and accurate statement), this microphone really did put a smile on my face. It didn't need EQ or compression for it to accurately portray the sounds I put in front of it. I bought a pair of these and set one up in front of my guitar and one for my vocal and played a live song that I tracked into pro tools. I couldn't have been happier with the results. Great product and an even better one for the price!

[Phantom Power] An incredible condenser for spoken word. My new go-to for all things voice over recording (I use this and the E1002). Beautiful frequency response, hi pass and pad. Included shock mount does a great job reducing any unwanted noise. This mic is also built like a little tank. Great job CAD on the latest addition to the E100 line up.

[Mono] I bought two for my 6-ft Kawaii. Sound is wide and surprisingly deep.

[0.775 lb] The M-179 doesn't cost much at all for a microphone, but nothing about what you get for a little over $ is cheap: a solid, hard plastic case with protective foam, shockmount and regular mount, and a no-nonsense microphone. The M-179 will get the job done for anything percussion, and its variable pattern gives you flexibility, especially if you get two like I did! :)B&H gives you good deals, fast shipping, and reliable service. If you need a inexpensive workhorse condenser, snag one of these now!

[Phantom Power] I own 3 of these mics, as well as Shure SM81s, AT4050s and Senheisser Mk 4s. If you want extremely quite, low distortion, low coloration mic,s at a low cost, these mics are an excellent buy. I've owned mine for about 10 years and they have been flawless. They are great for drums, acoustic guitars, orchestral recording, etc. These are accurate mics, without romantic colorations.