Shure MoveMic Two Kit - Pro Wireless Lavalier Microphones with Camera Receiver for DSLRs, iPhone, Android, Mac and PC, 2 Bluetooth Mini Mics, 24 Hours Charge, IPX4, Portable Clip Lavs (MV-TWO-KIT-Z6)

The Shure MoveMic receiver and microphone set is an ideal companion for a high-end mirrorless camera such as the Canon R6. The receiver sits within a cold shoe – this can be the flashgun shoe on top of the camera, as shown in my photograph, with the 3.5 mm lead connecting to the camera’s microphone socket. The key feature of this device is that the two microphones connect easily to the receiver. I just charged the microphone case and the receiver overnight prior to use, pressed the power button on each microphone to put it into pairing mode and had no difficulty pairing the two microphones. Both microphones are identical in appearance. However, one links to Channel 1 and the other to Channel 2. The identity of each microphone becomes clear when setting the levels. To do this, you need to go to the home screen of the receiver and then go into audio settings. This is achieved by pressing the X button to go upwards through the manuals and then using the controller button on the right to navigate to the desired value. By default, the MoveMic receiver is set to Line output, which gives a very loud -6 dB and forced me to use the lowest microphone volume on my Canon R6 until I realised that this needed to be changed to Mic output, which has a -24 dB output. This allows the audio controls to be set into the normal range. I tested the audio output, ensuring that the volume peaked below 0 dB and was set to around 75% maximum and started recording. I was very pleased to find that with a minimum of effort, I was able to achieve top quality audio to accompany the image quality from my Canon R6. I used both microphones for stereo sound. However, it is also possible to merge the sound from both channels into a monaural sound. The kit comes with a Quick Start kit which gives just about information to get going but does omit some essentials such as configuration of audio settings which is essential. A full guide is available on the Shure website. The kit is stored in a handy soft roll that has pockets for the individual cables, charging case and receiver. This fits perfectly into my LowePro Protactic 450 AW Backpack and is far more convenient than a hard shell case.

Amazon probably won’t be inviting me to Vine after this review, but I still want to share my honest impressions of this product. First, the positives: This is a well-crafted wireless system with an original design. The receiver, in particular, stands out — it attaches securely to the camera and can tilt forward or backward, which is a nice touch. It feels solid, thanks to the metal mounting foot. A more neutral body color might’ve looked a bit better, but that’s just personal preference. The case holds two microphones and looks nice overall, though I’d love a slightly higher-quality plastic for the price. Opening it isn’t very intuitive — you often have to fumble a bit to figure out how to unlatch it. A small thing, but noticeable over time. The microphones themselves are extremely lightweight, which is great for not tugging on clothing. They also allow for discreet placement under clothes, which really helps keep a clean on-camera look. However, the materials feel a touch less premium than expected. Now, about the sound: This part left me with mixed feelings. Strangely, recordings made directly to an iPhone sounded a bit better than recordings routed through the receiver into a camera. I tried different cables and ran several tests — both indoors and outdoors — but the results weren’t quite what I hoped for. That said, sound is very subjective. To my ear, other systems — even more affordable ones — offer clearer results out of the box. For example, the Sennheiser Profile Wireless or even the DJI Mic produced more polished sound in my tests. In summary: This is a solid system with thoughtful design, especially for Shure fans or those who like to fine-tune their setup for best results. If that sounds like you — go for it. Just be aware there are strong alternatives at this price point.

I have had great experience with SHURE mics in the past and so had high expectations... I have the RODE wireless go 2, and have found these to have excellent sound quality, but they are big, and unless you connect a cavalier mic look terrible in video use. They also do not come in a charging case. (Sigh) Right, onto the SHURE Movemic two receiver kit They are tiny, and they are very light. Even when the windshield is applied they are small. They come in a typical SHURE roll out wallet with all the expected cable and connectors that are required for iPhones or cameras. The set up process is spot on. It is fast and effortless. The bluetooth just works. Here is the first and only slight issue, they work perfectly close to the receiver, but do not have the same distance range as the RODE. That said 95% of my work is close range. The sound is exactly what you expect of SHURE, and is very crisp and of a superb quality. Another really good feature, is IPX4, It often rains during interviews and filming I am carrying out, and so knowing these are resistant to water is reassuring. There are colour LEDs on the mics, to display status The receiver unit can clip onto a camera using the cold shoe, if a phone tripod has a cold shoot the receiver can be held in place with this. The battery life is nothing short of magical. They can cope with a day or a weekends work. SHURE claim 24 hours! These are practical They come in a charging case There are no extra cabled to buy! Everything you need is in the tech roll. There is a tech roll to hold all cables etc They are discreet in use The battery life is, well, awesome They are IPX4 waterproof rated These come highly recommended. Very, very highly rated. (They are awesome) for working close to the receiver...

Before buying this mic I had a good one, but it was still necessary to do some editing to improve the audio quality. But with the Shure MoveMic I don't need any post-processing anymore - I publish my YouTube videos the way they are recorded with my Canon EOS 90D. The audio quality is superb, and this saves me a lot of time. Before this mic I had to use audio plugins to do some basic editing in my DAW (Reaper and Studio One), but now I really don't need that. I should also mention that the battery life is great and the bluetooth connection works pretty fine when I use it with my iPhone. I have also used the Shure MoveMic to do interviews on my YouTube channel and it worked out pretty fine.

Son top et hyper pratique à utiliser

Veramente ottime, compatibilità e robustezza r qualità.

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Très efficace c'est du shure