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Sensitive, captures a wider range of frequencies, requires power source.

Small, discreet, omnidirectional, attaches to clothing.

Picks up vibrations through solid objects, less affected by air sound, good for experimental use.

Limited frequency response, used in early telephone technology, often distorts sound.

Robust, good for high volume sources, not very sensitive to subtle nuances.

Can switch between different polar patterns, versatile, suitable for different recording scenarios.

Highly directional, good for isolating sounds, used in film and television.

Flexible positioning, used for podiums and conferences, typically have a cardioid or supercardioid pickup.

Provides warm, rich tones, uses vacuum tube circuitry, typically used in professional studios.

Simulates the way humans hear, immersive 3D audio, uses two mics placed in ear-like fixtures.

Captures sound from all directions, no off-axis coloration, used for round table discussions.

Convenient, easy set-up, suitable for home studios and podcasting.

Captures sound in a wide area, placed on flat surfaces, minimal phase interference.

Similar to condenser mics but uses electret material to hold an electrical charge, affordable alternative.