Bestshoot Mic unboxing... Is it worth it?

I figured I would do a quick unboxing for a mic I bought. Let me know what you think.
My main computer died so I edited this on my laptop.... no so powerful, but got it done...
Hopefully I will get my main box back up and going - and do a video about that as well.
Check this mic out - BestShoot Super Uni-directional Mic - a.co/d/crDUFJJ
If you wanted, here are some links to some lights I am working with (in the back ground of the video):
Wash Light Bar, LaluceNatz 40" 100W 12 LED 3 In 1 -amzn.to/3yu4pmA
Rockville par 50 - 8pcs - amzn.to/3ytco3j
JFRY 60W moving heads - amzn.to/3wmeSOv
Here is what I am using.
QLC+ to program - - www.qlcplus.org/
USB to DMX dongle - - amzn.to/3wc7ZPu
Chinly Wireless DMX Transmitter - amzn.to/3FAHPKF
Check out some of the other gear I use in the studio:
GoPro Hero5 Black - amzn.to/3yr0U0r
Canon Vixia - amzn.to/3Kvg6gt
Shure SM7B mic - amzn.to/3wiblAz
Behringer U-phoria UMC 1820 - amzn.to/3KXpnNj
Behringer ADA 8200 - amzn.to/3M6i6ML
Behringer BA-19A - amzn.to/38kKhJ5
sE Electronics sE7 mic - amzn.to/3L4xK9Q
15.6" AirBar from Neonode - click here - amzn.to/3ytc6cJ

[@mdmusic2874]

Is this a good mic for recording drums?

[@TheSingingDrummer]

While you could use it, I think there are some better budget mics out there to do the job. Behringer C2 matched pair mics are much better and not very expensive. The big plus with these is that they had their own 'phantom power' through an internal battery.
If it is all you can afford, get it and start creating. But there are definitely better options out there.