I've used these (I have two) in the field and on location. Solid build, very nice isolator included, although I purchased a couple of the smaller isolators for travel (1/2 the size). You will definitely want to isolate isolators with these.
I use one through an audio interface as my primary teleconferencing mic. While I never get asked to repeat myself, I would caution against muttering under your breath - it will pick that up.
These also mix well with other types of mic for various stereo configurations. Pairing with tube or ribbon mics (in mid-side) helps create unique stereo effects with broader dynamic fidelity.
Good dynamic response across the sound spectrum.
Are there better mics out there? Probably, but at four times the price - and they won't sound 4X better. I doubt many people would be able to tell you the difference in the end after all the production is done. I get really great recordings with these.

This is a condenser microphone that requires a pre-amp but it puts to shame every other microphone I've ever had and I'm almost 70. Having good ears, I like clarity, and nothing is missing here...

I don't believe I would pay $99 for it just due to the fact that the competition at that price point is crazy good. But I grabbed this on sale for i believe $59.99 and was really REALLY impressed by how smooth it was. Did a video on it at Obscure Mics on YouTube

Smooth and full sound with a full size capsule. Would reccomend.

going to use it this week end look great only had time to do a quick test seems nice so far

I'll be honest, I tend to really love any and all of the monoprice products I've purchased. As someone who operates a home studio and is constantly using microphones, this thing works fantastic. "Audiophile" quality really doesn't mean much to me as most of the vocal recordings I'm using are heavily processed anyways, but this mic really delivers crisp and clean recordings. I haven't had any issues with this microphone whatsoever, and I've gone on to recommend this mic to many people. If you're using this mic for recording, streaming, or simple communication over discord, it's amazing and cannot be beaten for the price; even up against an AT2020, 2035, SM7 and MV7. So long as you have the space and setup to keep the mic relatively close to your mouth as you speak, you should have little to no issues with it.

This is a solidly ok microphone. If you need an omni-directional microphone and you?re not an audiophile, this mic is a great deal.

Really good, can handle pretty high volumes well and multi patterns work fantastic.

We have been using this microphone for our video podcasts on YouTube and have had great sound quality with little post production necessary.

love it works great with my recordings

This mic is quite well built and spec'd, with the multipattern "RK 87" capsule (inset brass slot screws in a white plastic ring) and a transformer-balanced output. Making it a direct competitor of the 400-level AKG Perception line. This one has nice through-hole components with a polystyrene input capacitor feeding a K170 JFET. Dual-mesh, small 47-style headbasket, three switches for pattern, pad and low cut. Body a bit lightweight but solid and could be weighted with adhesive wheel weights. Not bad in design.

In practice? The transformer is a quite low 1.85:1 turns ratio, well below the U87's 9.5:1, so a U87 this ain't. But it's there and a nice touch (The LTM500 output transformer is a whopping 17.5:1). Also apparently absent is any de-emphasis measure, the mic is very bright and could use a darker capsule. Overall not nearly as impressive as the tube LTM500 which is a genuine steal from Monoprice. But this price is low enough it's hard to source all these parts...including a very nice 22m threaded shockmount, wallet and case...for the money.

I bought it open box and within an hour already had it stripped down and the capsule backplates isolated. Not sure what I'll do with the transformer, maybe try it backwards as a step-up for a dynamic mic. The capsule and switch set will go into a vintage 87 style body and circuit with negative feedback to tame the highs, and the LC200 body will be turned into a baby Sphere with dual output, which it kinda looks like. To pair with the LTM500 which I already did all this to, turning its power supply into an unregulated U47 supply with a nip tuck to the PCB.

For those just looking for a good deal on mics, try to stretch for the LTM500 tube version. Far better sound even without any mods, and you can refine it with the 9 pattern dial. But this LC200 mic is a nice components kit for the tinkerer, and competitive within its price range in general.