Pros: Nothing

Cons: Everything

Pros: Wonderful sound, aesthetics and build quality. Has a nifty clip that you can easily attach to your shirt, which is what I do. Also, it'll take quite a few drops and still work well, small enough to roll up and leave on my desk, and is easily portable if the need arises.
Can be used for voice chat, recording audio or just to keep voice logs if that's what you do. Plus, you can actually listen to those recordings without it being painful on your ears.

Cons: I haven't found one yet. Works just as I wanted it to.

Pros: Long cord, durable, clear transmission.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: For many years I've used a clip mic, along with my computer speakers, for teamspeak communication. Other mics have broken or just quit working after a short time. This one has lasted about a year with no problems. I like it so much I ordered another (just in case) as well as one for my sister.

Pros: Not too much

Cons: It realy not work with the Skype. Everybody saing all the time, to there is so loud noise in the background to sometimes they can't hear me.

Pros: It's arrived in time.

Cons: I can't use it with Skype because everyone complaining about the very loud noise in the background, sometimes they don't hear my voice, because of the noise.

Pros: - Cheap.
- Mic comes with a mount.
- Can be mounted on a monitor or elsewhere.
- For the cheap price good quality and sound.
- No booms to break or take up lots of desk space.

Cons: - Cheaply made. Pretty much the only con.
- Have to max gain levels on the Mic to be heard well.

Other Thoughts: If you are looking for a cheap mic to do the job this will be a good fit. The reason I did give it 5 stars is the price to performance and features - NOT because it is a spectacular Mic on it's own.

We purchased a few cheap mics to try for our door intercom system. You can turn these up sufficiently to be heard clearly while talking into them from a couple feet away. They are as loud as the built-in mic on the intercom system hardware.

All these cheap mics with factory sound cards pretty much require that you max your gain to be heard well. ALL 8 of them I have tried and cheap headsets too of which I have used many. They are cheap. What do you expect for a mic under $15? If you want a good mic that is very sensitive you are going to pay a very optimistic minimum of $50 and it will be much much larger. I would expect it will be more like $100 or more.

Pros: Everything works, decent/good quality sound
Cheap

Cons: Cheap plastic, lapel will snap off if not handled with care, but that's to be expected.

Other Thoughts: After obtaining a new, higher quality headset w/ mic, I no longer use this microphone, but after every day use for well over a month, I hadn't a single issue with this product. If I ever need anything, I'll know where to go.