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Tula Mic hands-on review

Get one here: https://amzn.to/3QjFdZ6 Read or share here: https://t.ly/C8gAq Read more: http://www.TechGadgetsCanada.com Follow me on Facebook:   / techgadgetscanada   Get my newsletter for helpful tips, reviews + giveaways: http://www.TechGadgetsCanada.com/news... Content creators, and folks who spend a lot of time on video calls know the importance of good audio. Poor quality sound can really impact your final product… so getting a dedicated microphone can really up your game. But dedicated microphones tend to have one significant problem; they are often anything but portable. Meaning if you are a hybrid worker at home and in the office, or you work while traveling, bringing along a microphone might not be possible. That’s where portable microphones come in. A YouTube viewer recently brought my attention to the Tula Mic. With its retro style and premium looks it’s definitely eye candy, but can it perform well as a pricier, bigger-brand microphone? I can tell you right off the bat I had a podcast emergency where the Tula saved the day, but I also discovered it has some hidden features you would definitely not expect. In my hands-on review I’ll dive deep into some of the more interesting features that help the Tula Mic stand out from other mics that are geared at content creators. What’s the in the Box? Inside the box is the Tula Mic itself which is a USB-C connected mic for smartphones and computers. Also included is a USB-A to USB-C data cable for charging the mic or hooking it up to a computer or phone to turn the Tula mic into an external mic. Tula offers the mic in Black, Cream, Red, and Seaform (Cyan) colors. You can also upgrade as I did and get a USB-C to USB-C cable, the so-called ‘Dead Cat’ cover for reducing wind noise, a pop filter, or a nylon hardcase for travel—all at nominal extra cost. Set up There’s really no set up required for this microphone and it’s essentially plug and play. I was able to connect it using the USB-C to USB-C cable directly to my MacBook and the MacBook recognized it right away. Tula does request you to upgrade the firmware by connecting the mic and going to its website, then drag-dropping a firmware file onto the mic (which appears as a storage drive in the MacBook), which I did. Tula Mic Features Dedicated USB Microphone You can use the Tula Mike with almost any device that will support an external microphone including laptops computers and even smartphones. As soon as you plug the Tula mic into your supported device using the included cable, the device will treat it as an external microphone and you don’t have to worry about installing any fancy drivers. Once connected, the Tula mic should work with your favorite audio recording apps and DAWs. You can even use the zero latency live monitoring features as your computer should recognize the Tula mic as both an input and output audio device. Because the mic uses a USB-C cable, you can also use it with just about any Android device or any iPad with a USB-C port. CONNECTING TO iOS AND ANDROID DEVICES Some of you out there maybe wondering, Can I use the Tula with my iPhone, iPad or Android phone or tablet? I was able to connect the Tula microphone to my Google Pixel phone and found it worked easily and provided much better quality audio. Then I was getting from the phones internal microphone. Sound quality I have to say I was incredibly impressed by the sound quality from this microphone. Because of its literal pocket size, I wasn’t actually holding out much hope that this would be a good quality microphone. I wanted it mainly to bring along on my business travels, so I always have the ability to record voiceovers and other audio. I have to say I was rather blown away by the quality. The Tula Mic also came to my rescue when I was making a podcast appearance on one of my favourite shows, Home Gadget Geeks. For some reason my trusty Rode microphone was not sounding great. After fiddling with it for far too long, I realized the Tula mic was sitting right next to me so I swapped it in. Professional podcast coach and host Jim Collison (who I consider an expert in audio quality) was blown away by the improvement in sound quality. Small thing, but the Tula Mic was also far nicer looking and less obtrusive in the video podcast recording. I haven’t swapped the Rode back in yet…and may not bother. Wireless recorder Without any accessories whatsoever, the Tula mic can function as a personal recorder. With 8 GB of storage space and a 700 mAh internal battery capable of lasting about 12 hours (10 hours with lossless recording), the Tula mic can be a truly independent mic-slash-recording device for getting high-quality sound.