Mumble vs Teamspeak

Program Logo	Program Name	Operating System	Price	Low Latency	Minimal CPU Usage	Direct Messaging	In-game Overlay	Custom Hot Keys	Individual Volume Control	Multiple Channels	Rich Text Chat	Permissions	Friends List	Push Notifications	Mobile App	Codec	IP Protection	DDoS Protection	Misc
	Mumble	Windows/Mac/Linux	Hosting required												Yes, Free	Opus, GSM, Speex
	Teamspeak	Windows/Mac/Linux	Hosting required												Yes, Paid	CELT, Speex, Opus

Scoreboard

Price: Tie
Low Latency: Tie
Minimal CPU Usage: Tie
Direct Messaging: Tie
In-game Overlay: Tie
Custom Hot Keys: Tie
Individual Volume Control: Tie
Multiple Channels: Tie
Rich Text Chat: Teamspeak
Permissions: Tie
Friends List: Tie
Push Notifications: Tie
Mobile App: Mumble(free app)
Codec: Toss-Up (Purely comes down to preference)
IP Protection: Tie
DDoS Protection: Tie(This is provided by the voice hosting service.)
Misc:

Ties: 13

Toss-Up: 1

Teamspeak wins: 1

Mumble wins: 1

Ends in a Tie!

Personally, I never had an issue with Mumble other than I don’t like the text chat or the private messaging. I prefer Teamspeak because it has so many options for various things like setting Phonetic names for example. When A person enters the channel then Teamspeak will tell you who it is based on the Phonetic name that they set.

If you don’t need a paid solution like Mumble or Teamspeak then I suggest you check out the post about the Best Voice Chat Programs for Gaming. It has a few free options that you might want to consider if you’re not a hardcore guild or clan. There is also a video on this page that will show you the exact latency tests for the same VoIP software.