Mini Wireless Lavalier Microphone for Android and iPhone, iOS Devices - Noise Reduction Lapel Mic for Recording, Clip on Mic, for Video Recording, Tiktok, Youtube, Vlog Podcast Content Creator

Bought this to improve the sound quality of a recent university film project. It’s very easy to set up, they look the part and provide great value for money. The sound is very clear both inside and outside and it was commented just how clear it was. I was quite a distance from the camera holding the transmitter but connection was never an issue and quality was great. They are well built too and have a good battery life, lasted more than a day on first use. They might be small but they look the part too!

Easy to set up and great quality sound

Amazing little mic. The sound quality is very, very good & setting up was a breeze. I'm a content creator who often films outside with cars, so having this has made life so much easier.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this Mini Wireless Lavalier Microphone for recording on the go, and I’ve been really impressed! It’s a simple plug-and-play device, and the quality is way better than I expected for the price.Pros:• Plug and Play Simplicity: This is one of the easiest gadgets I’ve ever used. Just plug in the receiver, clip on the mic, and you’re good to go—no complicated setup or app required.• Great Audio Quality: For such an affordable mic, the sound quality is fantastic. It picks up clear, crisp audio and blocks out most background noise, making it great for interviews, vlogs, or even Zoom calls.• Versatile Compatibility: I primarily use it with my iPhone, but the included USB connectors make it super versatile. It works with other devices like Android phones and laptops, which is a huge bonus.• Wireless Convenience: Not having to deal with cords is a game-changer. The range is decent too—I’ve walked around while recording, and the connection stays strong.Cons:• Battery Life Could Be Longer: While it lasts a good few hours, I wish the battery life was slightly longer for extended recording sessions.• Range is Good but Not Amazing: The wireless range works fine for most uses, but if you stray too far, you might notice a slight drop in quality.Overall Thoughts:For the price, this Mini Wireless Lavalier Microphone is an absolute steal. It’s super simple to use, offers great audio quality, and works with multiple devices. If you need a mic for casual content creation or work, I’d definitely recommend it. Sure, it has a few minor limitations, but they’re easy to overlook given how well it performs overall.

Why did you choose this product over others?:The video reviews I saw were quite convincing

Firstly these do not record in Stereo which is a shame.They generate a sound like Fly in your ear when there are no other sounds close by. I think its the auto record level causiing it, although it seems worse when the fluffy mufflers were on them. I was hoping to record bird songs in the country with them but these are not fit for purpose. Really disapointed with these.

Microphone works perfectly good for blocking out sound with loud gym. 100 would recommend buying this device!!

Got these for recording better quality voice when making videos with the phone. They they did that.However after only a couple of months use one of the microphones simply stopped working, the little red light comes on when you plug it in, then just goes off after a few seconds - it doesn't charge or turn back on. He's dead.There's also a general design flaw to having something rigid plugged into your USB-C on the phone. It's a bit precarious, and if you tend to drop things like I do that's a lot of leverage hitting your USB-C port. In my case thankfully the microphone transceiver USB-plug broke and came apart and my phone seems to be OK now. But now I have no microphone at all. I know this is common to a lot of these sorts of microphones and I'm not basing my rating much on this problem... most of the two stars off is for one of the two microphones entirely dying so soon.The only reason it gets three stars rather than one or maybe two is that whilst it was all working it was OK... if you're lucky enough that both your microphones keep working and you're not a klutz who drops phones then maybe this will be a decent option for you.