Superlux DRK K5C2

Obviously not the best drum-mics in the world, but for the money they're very decent and should suit any project studio's needs perfectly.
The mic clips are rather flimsy and I imagine they'll have to be replaced sooner rather than later, but it isn't a big deal.
The mics come in a really nice sturdy case with storage for mic cables which are provided, but not the best quality. That being said most other manufacturers wouldn't even consider providing anything in the way of 'free' to their customers, and seven free mic cables are better than zero free nothing!

Overall it's the best quality you're going to get without paying double the price and even then you'd have to have pretty decent treatment and a good ear to notice the difference.

Also, Superlux have a tendency to make music equipment that shouldn't sound anywhere near as good as it does for the price, and for the price you're paying you're getting a Lot!

For features sometimes you just need low cut switch and there is no one. There is nor info or manual where mics patterns would be shown. Can't really understand what you are really doing with mics.. Overheads are prettty nice sounding. For that price they sound perfect. Well I can't say the same about kick mic and snare mic. With kick mic it's pretty hard to achieve sound you would like to hear. And snare mic is strange soundig mic. Can't tell what's wrong ith that but it's just not right. In overal mics sounding I can tell that for the price it's good stuff and you can't find any better.
Quality of mics are not the best. Only overheads are made really good. Other mics are cheap made. The view inside the mics didn't made me very happy.
In total rating I wold say that mics are worth the price you pay.