Shure PGA48

It's natural to compare this microphone with the much more expensive, industry standard SM58. I think it comes off pretty well, and when price is included it does very well Indeed. I actually prefer it for certain uses as it adds a certain amount of 'gravity' to the higher pitched voice, overall, I like it very much.
Pros: Cheap, Good build quality, Excellent sound considering the price, Versatile, Includes a switch in the price, It's a Shure.
Cons: Taking the price into consideration, absolutely none that I can think of.

The microphones have worked perfectly in a karaoke setting. The sound quality is perfectly fine for amateur singers from what ive heard during the couple years ive had two of these. I have never had any feedback in a small karaoke room so they have nice rejection. They have gotten a few dents but that is not suprising considering the rough handling these go through during late karaoke nights. I like them and could easily recommend them for loud karaoke use!

Good for its price. It has a switch and includes a cable and a pouch which are a plus. The sound coming of this mic is average... it's the lowest microphone in the shure range, but also the cheapest.

...we use Shure PGA48 for church vocal and speech purpose .
...it gives clear sound to the level what we want.
...if you are looking multi purpose mic for vocal and speech this is it, with a reasonable price.
''experienced in audio and video''

works perfectly best of its class

As for the cheap microphone, sound quality is perfect.

this mic is cheap but have good high end