Wireless Lavalier Microphone for iPhone - Omnidirectional UHF Clip-on Lapel MIC with Real-time Monitoring Compatible with Smartphone, Camera iPad Recording MIC for TikTok, YouTube, Zoom, Video, Vlog

Tja was soll ich sagen. Also die Funkstrecke funktioniert soweit gut und ohne Latenz. Jedoch stelle ich fest, dass das Lavalier Mikrofon gerichtet ist. Es ist also nur laut, wenn man direkt vorne (oben) reinspricht. Also sozusagen auf den runden Teller. Das ist halt bei einem Lavalier, welches man sich ansteckt ungeeignet, da ich eigentlich nie so dort reinsprechen kann/werde. Demnach ungeeignet für den Einsatz als Lavalier.

La qualità di registrazione di questo microfono e’ veramente buona. Di base il volume di registrazione è altissimo ma pulito, magari in post produzione si abbassa un po’ il livello ed è fatto. In ogni caso lo consiglio a chiunque debba fare interviste ogni tanto, o magari a chi ha bisogno di un microfono portatile da utilizzare anche col proprio smartphone per qualsiasi tipo di situazione in cui un buon audio serve. lo consiglio vivamente.

This lav mic is excellent in a number of ways, considering its low price point.Range is strong, much better than typical Bluetooth device ranges. Range is highly dependent on your environment, so "YMMV", but at least you have a good chance for success.Operation is pretty simple, but see below for some possible issues. Normally you should be able to just power-on both units, plug in/clip on the mic, and you can go for a few hours with no worries. Charging via Micro-USB for each unit is straightforward.Similar lav microphones often sound tinny or honky (middy) to my ear, compared with a nice desktop or studio microphone. This tiny mic has a nice amount of bass and an overall balanced sound, which should give good results to any spoken word recording, conversation, or production. It has a built-in foam windscreen which would probably help to eliminate wind noise if used outdoors. It might be removable for visual reasons, but I think it is still tiny enough to leave it on always (and possibly useful).Why use a lavalier mic in the first place? Because you can get the tiny microphone right up close to the person's mouth, without being obtrusive or even noticeable, like a hand-held or stand mic. Most microphones unavoidably pick up reverberant ambient room noise, even in a quiet room, creating a slight echo and ringing effect which makes your voice harder to understand and communicate. Just like poor lighting or visuals, bad audio can undermine the purpose of your communication, so it can be worth it to use a decent microphone and set it up properly.The one issue with this mic for me is to get the volume set correctly. Pressing the up/down buttons on the transmitter easily shows the new volume level (from "V00"--silent through "V11"--loudest). That's only part of the issue. When you change the microphone transmitter volume, it affects both the volume going to your recording hardware/software as well as the amount of "headroom" you have before nasty audio distortion can be heard. If you use the mic on someone who sings or ever speaks loudly, you would probably want to use a lower volume (e.g. "V03") to avoid distortion (i.e. to maintain your "headroom"). Conversely, if you use the mic on a person who speaks quietly or who is far away from the mic (e.g. a few feet or more), you would probably want to use a higher volume, e.g. "V08" or higher).The other part of this issue is that when you change the microphone transmitter volume, you might have to adjust your recording hardware/software accordingly: if you turn down the transmitter, you might need to turn up the recorder input. Some conferencing hardware/software (such as Zoom and probably others) does this automatically for you, but to be sure, you might want to test this by comparison with other default microphone options, and make sure your audience will hear you at a normal good volume, just like you were on professional broadcast TV.I made two videos comparing and demonstrating these issues you may find in the Videos section of this product page.

I have had lavaliere mics before but the transmitters (the part that hook on your belt or you stuff into a pocket) are large and boxy. This device is small and rounded and will be unnoticeable in your pocket. Its 'pretty' enough to hang around your neck on a chain. Another benefit is the roaming range from the receiver. I give lectures and am often out in the audience. This unit's range is greater than any of the two other units I owned. This mic has a rechargeable battery so there is no need to carry around spares. I was surprised at the voice quality of this mic system. My other two devices were clear most of the time but this one beats both of them hands down.

It worked like it was suppose too!! I didn't want anything expensive, but at least to work reasonably well, and it does.