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The quality of audio capture, when functioning as intended, is noticeably and significantly better than the average desktop mic. I liked the finishing of the product though there was a minor scratch in the rear. I was very disappointed, however, when I realised the product appears to have no built-in Acoustic Echo Cancellation, and that it recommends third party software for noise suppression - and even with that, low levels of gain, and enhanced low-cut filter on or off, the microphone was still picking up sound from my speakers using a separate audio output of the same PC. Fair to say due to tinnitus I am not able to use headphones, but I’d expect a microphone marketed for gamers would have a function as simple as this, as other platforms would essentially have Acoustic Echo Cancellation available as a checkbox to the end-user. The suggested third party software for noise suppression (nVidia's RTX Voice) also locks the sample rate at 48k Hz. It does function as intended to an extent, but then why did I pay a premium for the 96k Hz option that I can't use? And, as reported in other forums, the gain on my Wave 3 also appears to randomly reset itself to 100% - this has occurred half a dozen times on the first day of use and is VERY annoying especially when my preference is around the 20 to 25% mark. At the time of writing, Elgato appears to have a support article (Titled “Elgato Wave:3 - Gain level changing on its own”) that essentially suggest there is no fix to override the gain levels built-in. Please note this can seemingly occur randomly (has already happened twice with me in less than 12 hours), not just when a program is started or closed. The flood of positive reviews from influencers really had me looking forward to Elgato’s Wave 3, unfortunately due to the above I cannot recommend it for the average user and will be returning the same.