Another USB mic wanting to look like a vintage one, or?
The sound is more small-diaphragm than large, simply because it is a rather small capsule. But it is quite OK for screaming to your mates on the game voice channel, or recording a podcast or video.
The interface to the computer is not bad and the signal gets captured nicely. An important thing is that you need to get at the preamp gain pretty early in the signal chain for close-up work, and that is not intuitive. It's on the driver settings pane in Win10, as I recall.
My main gripe is the clip. The fixing to the microphone body is good, but the bracket reaching around the microphone and out to the threaded swivel, where all the bending forces concentrate, is made of toy plastic. It broke and I ended up spending a good hour making a new one out of steel. That's a satisfying thing to do, and the new bracket will outlive the microphone, but still I'd rather not.