> Again, the sound quality and noise cancellation from this array of microphones (please note what I'm emphasizing here) I’ll repeat myself; no number of micro

> Again, the sound quality and noise cancellation from this array of microphones (please note what I'm emphasizing here) I’ll repeat myself; no number of microphones will make the inverse square law go away. You can attempt to use computation to detect human voices and reject background noise, but this will always be an inferior technique to moving the microphone closer to the sound you want and further from the sound you don’t want. This is the same reason why the speakerphone on your cell will never beat out just holding it up to your head. It’s also why podcasters use XLR mics rather than laptops. Sure, laptops have gotten better, but they’re still not as good as other options. If you have issues with lag, wired headsets work great. Gaming ones are particularly good, since they’re designed for long periods of use.