Quick answer: Both brands are good for the money in Bangladesh. FIFINE has the cheapest USB condenser mic, the K669B. MAONO has more choice, from a cheap 2,500 BDT mic to a premium XLR mic, and its AU-A04 works with USB, Type-C, and XLR. Pick by what you need, not by the brand name.
This guide compares MAONO and FIFINE microphones sold in Bangladesh. The prices come from shop listings seen in October 2026. We did not test these mics ourselves, so the specs come from shop listings and the makers. Prices change often, so ask the shop for the price today.
1. Quick Facts
- Cheapest in this guide: MAONO AU-PM360TR, a 3.5mm condenser mic at about 2,500 to 2,600 BDT
- Cheapest USB condenser mic: FIFINE K669B, about 3,700 to 4,000 BDT
- Cheapest USB dynamic mic: MAONO PD100U, about 4,000 to 4,150 BDT
- Most flexible: MAONO AU-A04, with USB, Type-C, and XLR
- Premium range: MAONO goes higher, to about 10,000 to 12,300 BDT, while FIFINE listings mostly stop near 10,000 BDT
2. Condenser or Dynamic: Which Type Do You Need?
A microphone is either a condenser or a dynamic type. They suit different rooms.
- Condenser: picks up soft sounds and detail. It is great for voice-over, singing, and quiet rooms. It also picks up more room noise.
- Dynamic: picks up less background noise. It is good for noisy rooms, streaming, and podcasts.
If your room is noisy, a dynamic mic is usually the safer choice.
3. Cheap USB Condenser: FIFINE K669B vs MAONO AU-A04
These two are the most popular starter mics in Bangladesh.
- FIFINE K669B: about 3,700 to 4,000 BDT. It is a USB mic with a uni-directional pickup, which means it hears what is in front of it. It has a volume dial.
- MAONO AU-A04: about 5,400 to 5,800 BDT for the mic alone. A bundle with a boom arm costs about 4,800 to 5,700 BDT. It connects with USB, Type-C, or XLR.
The K669B costs less. The AU-A04 costs more, but it works with more devices and has a path to an XLR setup later.
4. Dynamic Mics: MAONO PD200X vs FIFINE K688 and AM8
These mics have both USB and XLR plugs. USB is easy for a computer. XLR is for a mixer or an audio interface.
- MAONO PD200X: about 5,400 to 5,500 BDT, with USB and XLR
- FIFINE AmpliGame AM8: about 6,900 to 6,990 BDT, with USB, XLR, and RGB lights
- FIFINE K688: about 7,800 BDT, with USB and XLR and a cardioid pickup. The K688CT bundle with a boom arm costs about 8,600 BDT.
The PD200X is the cheapest of the three. Cheaper still is the MAONO PD100U, a USB dynamic mic at about 4,000 to 4,150 BDT.
5. Gaming and Streaming Mics
Gamers and streamers often want a small, easy mic with lights.
- MAONO AU-PM461TR: about 2,700 to 3,100 BDT
- MAONO DGM20 GamerWave: about 3,600 to 3,950 BDT
- MAONO DM30: about 4,500 to 5,100 BDT, with programmable RGB lights
- FIFINE AmpliGame A6V: about 3,700 BDT in one older listing
- FIFINE AmpliGame A8: about 5,190 BDT
MAONO has the cheaper gaming options here. FIFINE has the AmpliGame range if you want a matching RGB look.
6. Podcast and Studio Mics
If you record podcasts or songs, you may want a mic with extra features.
- MAONO AU-PM422: about 5,600 to 5,800 BDT, with zero-latency monitoring (you hear yourself in headphones with no delay)
- FIFINE K670B: about 5,300 BDT, a USB podcast mic
- FIFINE AmpliTank Tank3: about 7,390 BDT, with USB and XLR
- MAONO PM500: about 11,600 BDT, a studio-quality XLR mic
- MAONO PM450s: about 12,300 BDT, a USB condenser mic
For a small studio, MAONO has more premium options in this list.
7. Wireless and Clip-On Mics
For vlogs and interviews, a wireless mic can be handy. Both brands sell them.
- MAONO Wave T1 Mini: a set with one receiver and two transmitters
- FIFINE M9 Dual Wireless: about 7,900 to 8,290 BDT
- MAONO Wave T5 combo: about 11,900 to 12,200 BDT
Check that the receiver plug fits your phone or camera before you buy.
8. Warranty and Where to Buy
A cheap mic is not a good deal if it has no warranty. Buy from a shop that gives a written warranty.
- Ask if the warranty is official, and for how long
- Keep the box and the receipt
- Test the mic in the shop if you can
- Check the plug type: USB, Type-C, XLR, or 3.5mm
- Compare the price in two or three shops
9. Which Brand Should You Buy?
Pick by your use, not by the logo.
- Lowest price for a USB condenser mic: FIFINE K669B
- A mic that can grow with you (USB and XLR): MAONO AU-A04, MAONO PD200X, or FIFINE K688
- A noisy room: a dynamic mic like the MAONO PD200X or FIFINE K688
- Cheapest gaming mic: a MAONO AU-PM461TR or DGM20
- Podcasts with headphone monitoring: MAONO AU-PM422
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is better, MAONO or FIFINE?
Neither is better in every case. FIFINE's K669B is the cheapest USB condenser mic. MAONO has more models and more premium choices.
What is the best cheap microphone in Bangladesh?
For a USB condenser mic, the FIFINE K669B at about 3,700 to 4,000 BDT is a popular pick. For a dynamic mic, the MAONO PD100U at about 4,000 BDT is a cheap option.
Do I need an audio interface?
Not for a USB mic. You only need one for an XLR mic, unless the mic has a USB plug as well.
Is a dynamic mic better than a condenser mic?
It depends on your room. A dynamic mic is better in a noisy room. A condenser mic is better in a quiet room.
Should I buy a mic with a boom arm?
A boom arm keeps the mic near your mouth and your desk free. If the bundle costs only a little more, it is often a good deal.
Final Thoughts
MAONO and FIFINE both make good budget microphones. Start with your room, your computer or phone, and your budget. Then pick the model, not the brand. Always buy with a written warranty.
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