Mic. recommendations?

The 1mm microphone on my phone just isn't good enough. Have you got any recommendations for me? I've got absolutely no knowledge about it.
I want to record vocals mostly. I can record electric instruments so maybe once in a while acoustic guitar or something else, but not very important. It doesn't have to be supreme quality, just clean vocals for a normal range is ok. I'm not really sure about my budget, depends on how good the mic is... Around €20 to €50 I think.

The Shure SM-57 and 58 are essential mics to have and good starter mics. They're essentially the same mic, but the 58 has a windscreen (removable) which makes it better for vocals and the 57 responds a bit more to proximity effect which makes it better for instruments. Either would do as a starting mic.

Edited by Polymorphia - February 07 2016 at 15:39

Thanks guys, appear to be good mics indeed, only a big difference in price, and for me the Shure seems pretty pricey. But if the Shure SM-58 is a starter maybe I've got to adapt.

I'll use it as follows (like I do with electric instruments):
I connect the microphone with an extern audio interface (Roland UA-1610 Studio-Capture) and then connect it via usb to my laptop and there I use a DAW.

The one I mentioned is a copy of the Shure SM-58. I can't compare since I don't have the Shure but a lot of reviewers say there's not much difference.

On eBay I couldn't find the t.bone MB58 beta, but I did see the Shure for almost 60 euros (shipping included). I also saw this discussion on a forum about the two mics: http://sonoengineer.proboards.com/thread/226/mb85-beta-sm58

Recording sax. 

The blue box at the back is a valve preamp (you can pick them up for about €50) which supplies power to the microphone (€80 ?) The microphone is in a shockmount (included in the price) and attaches to a microphone stand. Which you'll also have to get. There's a pop filter in there, too.

There are tons on eBay for less than a fiver. They just clamp onto a microphone stand. 
Don't worry about the material, some are metal, some mesh. In my experience, it makes no difference at all. 

Davesax1965 wrote: There are tons on eBay for less than a fiver. They just clamp onto a microphone stand.  Don't worry about the material, some are metal, some mesh. In my experience, it makes no difference at all.

If you're ever in a bind, some people actually use a coat hanger and panty hose. But yeah, they aren't even really all that expensive in the first place.

Edited by Polymorphia - March 20 2016 at 19:08