I've never really used a microphone but if I were looking I might consider this option for under $100:
https://newatlas.com/consumer-tech/99-microphone-maono-review/
...One of the PD200W's biggest assets is that it combines three traditionally separate microphone roles in a single device: A wireless microphone via a 2.4 GHz dongle, a USB-C system with built-in audio interface and a standard XLR unit for use with mixers or audio software. .... ... At its core, a dynamic cardioid capsule ... .. and the mic sounds consistent whether you’re running it wired or wireless. This alone is a strong point ... .. The versatility does come with some slight trade-offs, though. The gain knob feels a little loose and imprecise, making fine adjustments a little fiddly, and the physical mute button produces an audible click if pressed while recording. ... .. Still, those compromises are pretty reasonable given the price tag. The PD200W isn’t trying to replace high-end studio gear, but instead provides a way for anyone to easily capture quality audio either at home or on-the-go. ... So while it prioritizes connectivity and versatility over refined controls and studio polish, it feels like a pretty fair trade – especially given the price tag of US$99.99 (and only $84 on Amazon).
https://newatlas.com/consumer-tech/99-microphone-maono-review/ <
