AIKELA Wireless Lavalier Lapel Microphone for iPhone, iPad, Android, Camera, Plug-Play, 7H Long Working Time for Interview Video Podcast Vlog YouTube

very nice product and price ,I recommend buying this microphone

The overall experience is fair enough for the price. Suitable material for beginners or children.

I bought this microphone to record content for my social media and ads. The voice is muffled and irritating I tried with both microphones none of them work. The quality is very low

value for money product, would buy again. audio is certainly not studio-grade but enough for vlogging

- Very poor sound quality unless you speak directly into the mike. So, clipping it to your lapel is not going to produce any decent sound recording. - Very noticeable delay between you speaking into the mike and the sound coming out of the receiving speaker. Totally not recommended...

Very very bad product, material is so cheap, it’s showing that it has two mics but inside only one

Doesn't work. Famous problem it seems

Very good bit of kit as you can see in my video the sound quality is very good, but only issue I would say is for me the noise cancellation does make my voice sound a bit muffled and tinny but that is the same with most of these with me. Out and about it’s really good to use and the audio is clear. After playing with the microphones I have managed to sort out the noise cancellation with my voice by simply turning it off. To do this make sure the microphones and receiver is connected and then on the receiver press the button until the solid green light turns red once it has done that the noise cancellation will be turned off and your voice should be much clearer.

AIKELA Wireless Microphone Terrific Wireless Lapel Microphone Bought this microphone to compare with my old Sony WCS-999 which I have been using for over a decade. The Sony works really well and I like the sound quality, but there are those wires that connect to camera and to the actual mic that you need to try to hide under your shirt. Only problem I have with the Sony is that one time I video recorded an event and was close to an overhead air conditioner. Did a test and all seemed good, so was ready for the event to start. Recorded the event and next day went to process the video. When the ac unit turned on, it created an interference with the wireless audio signal and I had well over a thousand “pops” that I needed to remove in post. Took me a couple days! So when I saw this AIKELA available and the fact that it was Totally wireless and the cost was really inexpensive, thought I would give it a try. I have used it a few times for recording already and not one “pop”. However, that pesky ac unit isn’t around either. The fact that there are no wires is really much better than the mic with wires to connect to mic and recording device. I use a 90 degree adapter to plug into my video camera and the receiver just hangs down without wires. Much cleaner. Also, it comes with a couple extra foam wind socks and a couple extra clips for the mic. That is really the only down side to this mic is that the clip does not rotate. I first used it up on my shirt collar, but it picked up my every gulp. So I clipped it on a lanyard and was able to adjust the distance to my voice and that keeps it away from my throat which eliminates those throat noises. It also comes with a small carry pouch and an adapter wire which takes the 3 conductor into a 4 conductor 3.5mm jack. And it comes with a couple short charging cables. Last thing I would like to mention is the rechargeable batteries are internal and not user replaceable. Like lots of things coming out these days is those non-replaceable batteries. So hopefully they will last for many years but when they give out, you will need to purchase new microphones! Plus in the event that you run out of juice, you can’t just replace the batteries and go on. You are basically out of luck. And there is no way of telling how much charge left in the batteries. I just had that happen last week when I videoed a wedding and at the cake cutting, one of the lights (internal batteries) ran out of juice, same thing, couldn’t just change batteries and go on, just had to manage with only one light. Seems to be “the battery thing” these days, but I am not a fan of this system. Sound quality is ok, no control, just picks up sound. You need to do all adjusting in post production. So, yes, a few limitations, but hey for the money, still well worth it. Hope this helps.

Noise cancellation is a challenge.

I bought these microphones for my YouTube videos where I review products using my Apple devices and a 4K camera (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CB6X9SMD/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1). They've made a noticeable difference in my audio quality. The best part is how easily they connect to my iPhone and camera. No apps or complicated settings, just plug in and it's ready to go. This simplicity saves me a lot of time and hassle. The sound quality is really good. It's clear and cuts out most of the background noise, which is great for my product reviews. I don't have to worry about annoying sounds distracting from what I'm saying. I usually just use one mic since I do the videos alone, but it's nice to know I can use both if I ever need to. They're also pretty compact, so they don't clutter up my space. Overall, these mics are straightforward and do exactly what I need them to do - improve my video's sound quality without any fuss. Perfect for what I do on YouTube.

I needed to record video snapshots with my DSLR camera but the sound was poor. So I purchased the Wireless Lavalier microphone which plugged into the standard port on my camera. The instructions were easy to adjust the levels and I was very pleased with the results recording in busy conference.