SrhythmM1 2 Pack Wireless Lavalier Microphones, Lapel Clip-on Microphone, Noise Cancellation, USB-C Output, 10H Playtime for Vlog, Interview, Livestream, and Podcast

This product is a simple bit of kit consisting of two microphones and a single receiver, which connects to a smartphone, tablet, or other device via a USB C socket.Aimed at vloggers with an eye to interviewing - these dual microphones are designed for lapel mounting and will improve the audio quality of PC and smart-devices video at a reasonable price.Inside the box, you'll find the carry case with the microphones, receiver, type-c charging cable, and manual.There's no need for an app, Bluetooth/wireless pairing. Connect the receiver, and the mics pair automatically, with a green light indicating they are ready.The audio quality from the mics is noticeably better than, say, a smartphone resting on a desk or table between two seated people. Noise isolation seems reasonable too. The claimed working distance of over 20 metres is fair, but obviously, terrain and obstacles will reduce this in practice.The microphones have a claimed run time of around ten hours, which seems reasonable to me. These then charge in the cradle/case, (although they have their own C port, too), much like a set of earbuds from the case's internal battery; this is charged via a USB C socket, and a cable is provided.The case is good for three charges, meaning a total time of 30 hours, at least in theory.In conclusion, these wireless microphones are compact and are, I think, made well. I found them easy to set up and use. The price point is then reasonable and these are worthy of consideration.

Simple enough to use just plug in, link up and away you go recording. Sound is good and is great for making videos at a distance but still needing clear audio.

Honestly not a bad little product. The range on the microphones is good, better than I'd expected.Easy to use and setup, sound quality is great too.

This isn’t pro kit. I wouldn’t be using this for something that required precise audio clarity. But for quick YouTube videos, or interviewing someone for a podcast, I would say this is fine. Works with usb c; so is compatible with most Android phones.

I have a fantastic set of wireless headphones, but so far pretty much every pair I have owned the mic was rubbish on, therefore this was my solution. I currently use these on my PC for discord, teams, any other type of audio call, but I also use these via OBS for recording, streaming and all other microphone type antics.The sound quality is as good if not better than my basic XLR mic, I can't compare to studio quality, but I don't need that.The case is a fantastic benefit as it means you can charge on the go and they start charging as soon as you pop it in the case. For me as I only use one it means one can charge whilst I am using the other and therefore don't get caught out with a low battery. On the front of the case is 4 small white LED's which also shows the current state of the internal battery used for charging the mics. This shows the status when every you plug it in or pop a mic back into its compartment.

An unnoticeable, silent worker, this microphone worked wonderfully. Noise reduction truly lives up to its name, capturing clear, sharp voices even in my cluttered, chaotic surroundings. My voice came out natural, unhindered by the typical electronic distortion. I found the battery life impressive, letting me forget about constant charging. It's quite versatile, fitting seamlessly in my recording setup.

This two pack of wireless microphones is ideal for any amateur video makers of vloggers to increase the audio quality of your phone.They're easy to set up and use and have a good maximum distance of up to 22 meters.With 4 different modes of normal, mute, reverb or noise reduction, you have options depending on the environment you're in and so far, the sound quality has been decent and they've worked as expected.They're also small and lightweight, making them easy to transport and comfortable to wear for long periods at a time.All in all, it's a good 2 set of mics for amateur video makers.I hope you found this review helpful.

These lavalier microphones have their own rechargeable battery inside, and communicate via a transceiver that plugs into the USB-C socket on your Android phone. Applications detect the mic automatically, and use that as the source for recorded audio. I used the built-in camera app on Android (Samsung) as well as Open Camera, and had good success with both. The mics are sensitive and work well clipped to a shirt. The audio is much superior to the built-in phone mic, and has good bass response. I plan to use them to record videos, and this will save me from having to record audio separately and then edit it in later. Nice device!