What is the difference between these two types of microphones?

Martin9744

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What is the difference? Except the looks ofc..

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The "foamy" one catches better Your breathing patterns, and isolates surrounding noise, the thin one needs technology in order to remove these unwanted interference. But with most of the onboard/dediacted soundcards, the DSP can handle both very well.

P.S.: The "foamy" one hides something like the thin one :)
The "foamy" one catches better Your breathing patterns, and isolates surrounding noise, the thin one needs technology in order to remove these unwanted interference. But with most of the onboard/dediacted soundcards, the DSP can handle both very well.

P.S.: The "foamy" one hides something like the thin one :)
 
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Which one should I go with for if Im going to skype/stream etc..
 
Hyperx Cloud is housing these specs:

Transducer type: condenser (back electret)
Operating principle: pressure gradient
Polar pattern: cardioid
Power supply: AB powering
Supply voltage: 2V
Current consumption: max 0.5 mA
Nominal impedance: ≤2.2 kΩ
Open circuit voltage at f = 1 kHz: 20 mV / Pa
Frequency response: 100–12,000 Hz
THD: 2% at f = 1 kHz
Max. SPL: 105dB SPL (THD≤1.0% at 1 KHz)
Microphone output: -39±3dB

And logitech these:

Microphone Operation Mode mono
Sensitivity -42 dBV/Pascal
Response Bandwidth 100 - 10000 Hz
Audio Input Details Uni-directional - 100 - 10000 Hz, Uni-directional - 100 - 10000 Hz

There's a lot of specs missing in logitechs headset, so it's hard to determine. But overall, I'd go after Kingston.
 
Sennheiser is heavily superior, also price-wise, what about technologies. So the answer is pretty much clear, sennheiser.

FREQUENCY RESPONSE (MICROPHONE) Microphone: 50 Hz - 16,000 Hz
PICK-UP PATTERN Microphone: Noise Cancelling
SENSITIVITY Microphone: -38 dBV at 94 dBSPL

They also missed some of the specs, but in those they did mention, they rule. And the pick up pattern of the mic is "noise-cancelling" in an active way, so that's a huge plus.