Dynamic USB. Nothing fancier until you know why you need it.
A dynamic USB mic rejects room noise, sounds great, and needs no interface. The FiFine K669B is the correct starting answer for 90% of people.
The mic that ends the 'my audio is bad' meeting complaint. Cheaper than a nice lunch, sounds better than a Blue Yeti on a boom arm, and dead simple: plug in USB, done.
The podcast splurge that isn't a waste. Dynamic capsule rejects your kids in the next room, dual USB/XLR so it grows with you, and the auto-level feature is genuinely useful for interviews.
A boom arm changes cheap mics from tolerable to good. This one clamps hard, doesn't sag, and includes a pop filter. Absurd value.
The famous one. Multiple pickup patterns, plug-and-play USB, and every YouTuber's first mic for a reason. The FiFine sounds nearly as good for a third the price, but if you want features (stereo, omni) the Yeti earns its shelf space.