Lightweight and durable, the Deity S-MIC 2S Shotgun Microphone is a high-performance directional microphone designed for professional audio recording. Featuring a super-cardioid polar pattern and low self-noise, it delivers clear and accurate sound while rejecting off-axis noise. Capturing a wide range of audio frequencies, it is ideal for use in film, television, and broadcast applications. 0.
Lightweight and durable, the Deity S-MIC 2S Shotgun Microphone is a high-performance directional microphone designed for professional audio recording. Featuring a super-cardioid polar pattern and low self-noise, it delivers clear and accurate sound while rejecting off-axis noise. Capturing a wide range of audio frequencies, it is ideal for use in film, television, and broadcast applications. 0.
Lightweight and durable, the Deity S-MIC 2S Shotgun Microphone is a high-performance directional microphone designed for professional audio recording. Featuring a super-cardioid polar pattern and low self-noise, it delivers clear and accurate sound while rejecting off-axis noise. Capturing a wide range of audio frequencies, it is ideal for use in film, television, and broadcast applications. 0.
Lightweight and durable, the Deity S-MIC 2S Shotgun Microphone is a high-performance directional microphone designed for professional audio recording. Featuring a super-cardioid polar pattern and low self-noise, it delivers clear and accurate sound while rejecting off-axis noise. Capturing a wide range of audio frequencies, it is ideal for use in film, television, and broadcast applications. 0.
Last updated at 08/16/2026 01:27:55
Deity S-Mic 2 Shotgun Microphone
Delivery $9.90
Deity S-Mic 2 Shotgun Microphone
Delivery between 19–27 Aug $15
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I'm used to Sennheiser mics, so I was skeptical. I knew this didn't have all the bells and whistles. I wanted an affordable mic to throw in my kit for quick setups. So far, I'm happy with what I hear.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
So disappointed. Got my mic yesterday. Has a bad fit on the XLR connector. Mic works but you need to push very hard to connect the cable. Sent it back today. Asked for an exchange will give it a second chance. I believe in second chances but you know I'll be checking that right out of the box. if bad second time well...Hope not
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
This microphone is dope. My partner and I have been looking for a microphone for our videos we do and this one is cheap but it don't feel cheap. It feels like a professional microphone you know. It sounds alot better than the on camera microphone we had been using. I suggest you get this one if you want to step up your game.
| Transducer | Condenser |
| Polar Pattern | Supercardioid |
| Frequency Range | 50 Hz to 20 kHz |
| Maximum SPL | 130 dB SPL Peak |
| Impedance | 75 Ohms |
Deity S-Mic 2 Shotgun Microphone
Delivery $9.90
Deity S-Mic 2 Shotgun Microphone
Delivery between 19–27 Aug $15
I'm used to Sennheiser mics, so I was skeptical. I knew this didn't have all the bells and whistles. I wanted an affordable mic to throw in my kit for quick setups. So far, I'm happy with what I hear.
So disappointed. Got my mic yesterday. Has a bad fit on the XLR connector. Mic works but you need to push very hard to connect the cable. Sent it back today. Asked for an exchange will give it a second chance. I believe in second chances but you know I'll be checking that right out of the box. if bad second time well...Hope not
This microphone is dope. My partner and I have been looking for a microphone for our videos we do and this one is cheap but it don't feel cheap. It feels like a professional microphone you know. It sounds alot better than the on camera microphone we had been using. I suggest you get this one if you want to step up your game.
Love this mic, we tested it with the MKH-416, rear reflection is not as good as the 416 but the sound is fantastic and darn close.
This is a great mike. Almost as good as the Sennheiser MKH416 but at 1/3 the price. A must-have in your inventory. Great for as a travel mic.
Purchased last year to mount on my rig as a run-and-gun audio option. First off, this thing is solid. I don't use the case anymore, I just toss it in my CineBag and go. The solid metal construction means I'm not worried about it breaking and the moisture-resistance means it can be tossed in a case even in the most humid conditions.Audio-quality is fantastic. I would not recommend if you, like me, find yourself having to film in indoor locations with a lot of ambient reverb or a lot of reflective surfaces. I learned this the hard way and now primarily use this outdoors or in very controlled studio setups as an on-camera mic.
Very durable mic without sacrificing audio quality. This has replaced my audio technica mics hands down, and it's hard to beat the price. The only con I have is that it's a bit narrower than all of my other mics, so it did not fit in my existing shock mount setups.
I won this microphone in a contest but I love B&H. I use the S-Mic 2 with my Zoom F4n. Its a simple and easy setup. I like that it works off 48v. I know some people like the option for a AA battery but I have always had those explode and get all crusty on the inside of the microphone. I like the simple plug and play aspect of the S-Mic 2. I should also mention that it actually sounds really good, like I was really shocked at how well it sounded.
I recently bought the S-Mic 2 online. I was on the fence between this and the NTG4+. I really like the build quality over the NTG4+. It feels like a tank. I've only used it on one shoot but I've been very happy with how it sounds.This seemed like it would be a good value since it has the case too you know! The microphone clip is ok, not great. I bought another shock mount for it for like $35. The microphone is pretty nice. Its super directional but like not in a bad way. I have been able to use in indoors without having reverb causing a problem.Curtis Judd's Youtube video compared this against the NTG4+ and I liked how it sounded vs the RODE. I don't need all those extra features the RODE has because my Zoom F4 already does all that. Plus I plan on using this ... MoreI recently bought the S-Mic 2 online. I was on the fence between this and the NTG4+. I really like the build quality over the NTG4+. It feels like a tank. I've only used it on one shoot but I've been very happy with how it sounds.This seemed like it would be a good value since it has the case too you know! The microphone clip is ok, not great. I bought another shock mount for it for like $35. The microphone is pretty nice. Its super directional but like not in a bad way. I have been able to use in indoors without having reverb causing a problem.Curtis Judd's Youtube video compared this against the NTG4+ and I liked how it sounded vs the RODE. I don't need all those extra features the RODE has because my Zoom F4 already does all that. Plus I plan on using this mostly for sit down interviews anyway. After getting imnoticed it is a pretty sturdy microphone. I wasn't excepting it that, Curtis Judd only talked about the sound quality and it not having a low cut filter.The hard case is a nice add-on, I don't need it but I can see how some people might like it. I just throw my S-Mic 2 into a pouch on my Zoom audio bag when I transport it. If you do like cases its a nice case. It feels strong, I did stand on it and it could hold a persons weight. I'm pretty happy. I foam is custom cut but I will probably remove the bottom foam and use it to store something else. And while I don't plan to use the hard case, it is a $99 item I don't have for another piece of a gear I would want to store in a hard case.I didn't want to spend a bunch of money on what will end up getting used once or twice a month. I also like that it will work with all the accessories I already own for my 416. That was also a deciding factor for me, I didn't want to have to buy a softie for a wider diameter microphone.Would I recommend it to other working professionals? Yea. It sounds pretty good.
I received this just a few days ago but I really enjoy the sound it's very natural sounding and I think will work well for most voices. It's not bassy or siblent. I did tear the foam cover the first time that I put it on but I chalk that up to being overly excited getting it out. Its got a good weight to it, it's clear that its made of all brass. I wouldn't go swimming with it but the coated PCB mean that it will do well in humid environments as well. Fitted it into a rycote blimp and was very happy with how it fit although I think the durometer of the supports could have been a bit more as it is a little heavier mic. Not the mics fault at all but something to consider when buying shock mounts for this mic. Its 19mm wide and 250mm long and fairly short for a shotgun ... MoreI received this just a few days ago but I really enjoy the sound it's very natural sounding and I think will work well for most voices. It's not bassy or siblent. I did tear the foam cover the first time that I put it on but I chalk that up to being overly excited getting it out. Its got a good weight to it, it's clear that its made of all brass. I wouldn't go swimming with it but the coated PCB mean that it will do well in humid environments as well. Fitted it into a rycote blimp and was very happy with how it fit although I think the durometer of the supports could have been a bit more as it is a little heavier mic. Not the mics fault at all but something to consider when buying shock mounts for this mic. Its 19mm wide and 250mm long and fairly short for a shotgun mic. The Smic-2 also has very good off axis rejection. Overall I'd recommend this mic to the new sound person or someone that wants a bombproof mic to add to their collection.
| Transducer | Condenser |
| Polar Pattern | Supercardioid |
| Frequency Range | 50 Hz to 20 kHz |
| Maximum SPL | 130 dB SPL Peak |
| Impedance | 75 Ohms |
