Wireless Lavalier Microphone System Wireless Lapel Mic Micro Rechargeable Wireless Transmitter Receiver for Computer Speaker Phone Camera Teaching and Public Speaking YouTube Interview Vlog Video

It took me a bit of time to figure it out, but it was simple enough to set up when I did. I am on a work-from-home setup and audio quality over Zoom calls for online classes has been a major concern for over a year now. This wireless setup is the perfect solution. The sound quality is superb and cuts out so much of the ambient noise. The best feature though is the mobility and flexibility that this mic affords me. I no longer need to be tethered to my laptop with a tangle of wires and of course, I am free from the fear of dragging my entire work setup with me in case I forget that I am entangled and get up suddenly.

Product seems well designed overall. Mic quality isn't the best, but people will be able to make out what you say. There are some youtube reviews out there if you'd like to hear exactly what it sounds like. I appreciated the dual charging cable included in the box. The two hangups for me were 1) the mic quality, but to be fair in this price bracket, you're not looking for something professional grade, 2) you'll need to be sure no other bluetooth speakers are on in the room (we had some trouble with the mic automatically switching from the zoom call (via 3.5mm headphone jack to MacBook Pro) to some Airpods that were in the room off and on)

These wireless Lavalier microphones are great! I have never worked with wireless lapel microphones before and these were super easy to use for a first timer. The receivers automatically pair to each other when you turn them on which is very convenient, and it is compatible with any recording device. The receivers are also much smaller than your typical lapel mic, no big clumsy boxes to be seen here! These are easy to fit in a pocket and don't require much fiddling around with at all. I'm sure there are more expensive microphones that have phenomenal sound quality and noise cancellation, but these are perfect if you're looking for a simple way to significantly improve your digital camera or iPhone camera audio.

No matter in what configuration I use it, it never shows up correctly in System settings under (various versions of) Mac OS, and I tried it on different devices. It either shows up as external microphone while at the same time pretending to be headphones (that's without the converter plug - it does record audio correctly in this mode though although ), OR as headphones but not as an external microphone (not recognised at all - that is WITH the converter plug.). WHEN it works, the sound quality is OK so I will be able to use this for recording videos away from the camera, but usability is terrible.UPDATE: I found out that recorded video with an iPhone (11 mini) the sound doesn't get recorded in stereo! I have to map one channel to the second one manually every time when editing the video otherwise it appears to come out of only one speaker. That's super annoying!There is a product image with a Mac laptop in a strike through so does that mean it's not supported on Macs? But it IS supported on PCs (Macs are PCs too)? If it's not, then clearly state that rather than dancing around what is compatible with this product.The language of what does and doesn't work and how to make it work is extremely confusing to say the least. Like which combination of with or without the converter plug to use on a separate vs combo mic/headphone port it is seems to be super hard to decipher.So far I have yet to find a way to make this work without workarounds.After all it's a microphone. How hard can it be to get audio input devices right?!

Fresh out of the box I was able to plug it into my phone and go right to work recording. No apps to download or time spend syncing or pairing.The audio quality is great, minor disruption in sound while I was moving, but I think that was me temporarily covering the mic and not the product's fault. I need to find better placement for it. Even with wind (close to 20mph and no sound if it in the mic!) and background traffic noise I could be heard clearly.The 100'+ range is exactly what I need for the videos I will be recording with it and the range is the primary reason I chose it. I'm looking forward to logging many hours with this device!

It was hard to figure it out since it doesn't come with instructions, i had to buy an adapter for my Android otherwise my phone wasn't able to review/ record the audio

I have to say I wasn’t sure if this would work, since I had already tried two others that would not work with my iPad, but I have to say I was completely surprised with how well this works. I have not tested how long the battery lasts yet, but I was able to use this microphone with my iPad, and even across a crowded cafeteria at my school, it still picked up my voice crisp and clear, with much less background noise than I expected. As long as this holds up to regular use, I will be recommending it to other teachers I work with. Thanks, Mitchell

This mic is reasonably inexpensive and easy to use. It definitely has better sound quality than my computer’s internal mic, but nothing earth shattering. Also in their favor—they were very responsive when I contacted them.On the downside (and this is my fault for not reading the description closely enough), it isn’t really designed to work with laptops that don’t have a separate mic jack. When I plugged the receiver into my headphone/mic jack, the computer shut off my speakers, so I had to use my Bluetooth headphones and mess with my settings for my Zoom meeting. But otherwise, it worked great.Disclaimer: I received this product for free in exchange for an honest and unbiased review.