"A functional but disposable tool for making your voice louder, and nothing more."
The claim of 'great sound quality' and 'noise reduction' simply describes the basic function of a standard cardioid dynamic microphone. In reality, this means it will pick up a close, loud voice while ignoring some distant sounds, but with fidelity closer to a telephone than a proper vocal mic.
This is for a child's karaoke machine or as a temporary, disposable PA mic for a tour bus. Its only virtue is its rock-bottom price, making damage or loss financially insignificant. Consider it for single-use events or as a toy.
Anyone needing to record audio for any purpose—music, streaming, podcasting—should avoid this. The combination of poor audio fidelity, a short cable, and suspect build quality makes it unsuitable for anything beyond casual, amplified speech.