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Live, but not for long: Shure slashes this gaming microphone’s price by 15%

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Cyber Monday Deal The side of the Shure MV6 microphone.
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Gamers can get their fair share of discounts on computers, consoles, games, and accessories from Cyber Monday deals. Even with it over, there are still a ton of deals available. For those who want a gaming microphone, you shouldn’t miss this offer for the Shure MV6 from Shure itself. Originally sold for $149, a 15% discount for the shopping event brings it down to $127 for a savings of $22. You may think that you don’t need a gaming microphone. We get that, but you may not yet realize why they’re so great to have. We highly recommend taking advantage of this gaming microphone bargain while it’s still available.

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Why you should buy the Shure MV6 gaming microphone

A person holding the Shure MV6 microphone.
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A gaming microphone is becoming a necessity for gaming setups. Gamers will want to sound loud and clear when they’re communicating with their teammates during online multiplayer matches. Sreamers will need to have their voices heard well while they live stream their gaming sessions. When gaming headsets aren’t enough, go for the Shure MV6, which is designed to make it very easy to create professional-level audio. It’s manufactured by a highly respected brand in the audio industry, with Shure banking on its expertise to make an excellent microphone for streaming.

The Shure MV6 features a simple and modern aesthetic that will match any gaming setup, and it easily connects to your source through a USB-C port while a 3.5mm jack enables real-time monitoring through headphones. The gaming microphone also has a touch-sensitive button at the top to quickly mute audio, an Auto Level Mode that ensure audio remains consistent, a Digital Popper Stopper that prevents harsh sounds from your voice, and a Real-Time Denoiser that removes unwanted background noise.

If you’re looking for ideas on the best gifts to buy on Cyber Monday for gamers or streamers — or for yourself! — you may want to consider Shure’s offer for the Shure MV6 gaming microphone. A 15% discount slashes its price by $22, bringing it down from $149 to a more affordable $127. We’re not sure if the bargain will last much longer. Since it may disappear at any moment, you’re going to have to complete your purchase for the Shure MV6 gaming microphone as soon as you can. It would be a shame to miss out on the savings.

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