Rock Band / Guitar Hero Official Microphone (Wii, PS3, Xbox 360)

This worked out well with the Xbox 360 games that required a microphone.There was no problem pairing the microphone to the unit and it worked well with the less used Wii.The cord is long enough to allow the Karaoke singer to bust some moves in addition to regaling us with their *ahem* special rendition of popular tunes.In short, a good addition to the guitar games that now every child and their friends can *enhance* with their lovely vocals. It works very well with the Xbox 360 and Wii but can't comment on its usefulness for a PS3 since we don't own that console.

The microphone itself works perfectly fine, with volume and precision comparable to the Mic that came with the PS3 Rock Band 2 bundle.I am worried, however, about its durability. In this item the connection between the cable and the microphone dos not have the rubber protection seen in the RB2 Mic (Madcatz Mad Catz Rb3960110002/04/1 Nintendo Wii Rock Band 3 Microphone (Video Game Access / Accessories) ), which purpose is protecting the mic's internal electronics against pulling forces in the cable - a frequent happening when you have a larger group of people passing the mic around (and occasionally stumbling on the cable).

If you want a cheap USB mic to plug into your computer, this is literally the cheapest thing you can find. And heres the secret, it works and sounds okay! You can plug this into your computer and boot up garage band or audacity and be recording your own voice-overs and songs. Dont get me wrong this is not a 'good' mic. Compared to any professional XLR mic this is a piece of trash.... BUT it does not sound as bad as you might think and if you just want to play around, or you have an incredibly limited budget this is as good as deal as you will find right now. If I had no other option I would pull this out and use it in a heart beat for light tasks.

Decent quality mic for wii games. Im not expecting a 5 star quality mic, it picks up sounds well & works great w/rockband. Even though the mic doesn't come with instructions it's simple enough to figure out. For wii plug in the USB end of the mic into the back of the wii. Bottom line if you need a mic this one works well

The first time I used a Logitech USB microphone like this was on a Karaoke Revolution game we bought a few years ago. I liked the simplicity of the mic and decided to plug it into my computer for some online karaoke (I know - I have a karaoke problem!) and it was a snap to set up and use.When my son was looking for a vocal-quality microphone, I bought him this one as a birthday gift, and he's enjoying it thoroughly. It has the same, great Logitech quality we're all familiar with, plus it's plug 'n play, which takes the hassle out of putting it to work right away on a PC or other USB-enabled device!

After reading the reviews and ordering many items that had mixed reviews finally got something that did not work on the WII. The WII recongized it but when it came to playing games there was no audio input. I connected the mic to my pc, downloaded the driver and found there was no audio input there as well though my other mic works fine. My guess is that the people having problems have mics that broke during shipping process. The product comes in one of those plastic bag envelopes with no padding and would guess that's were it breaks. If you get one that works, I would say it is a good deal but if it doesn't work you have to deal with sending it back.

I purchased this mic to play RockBand3 on the PS3 and I'm satisfied with my purchase. The cord is long enough to move around the room, and not have to worry about being too close to the machine, and the sound it produces is crisp. Some of the other reviews I read stated that you don't get a black 'Logitech' mic, but I ordered this product twice (one for me and one for my sister) and both times I received the product as shown in the product review. Great price for what you get.

This item was purchased because it said it works with Xbox 360, however, it did NOT work with my Xbox 360 game "Lips" at all. The game didn't even recognize it. When plugged in to the PC it worked, but not for the Xbox at all. I also tried it on the Xbox with Rock Band with no success.