JBL Commercial CSLM20B Auxiliary Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone with Battery for Content Creation, Voice Over/Dubbing, Recording, Black, Small

Great

Good quality

I recently invested in the JBL Commercial CSLM20B Auxiliary Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone, and the impact it has had on my content creation endeavors has been nothing short of exceptional. This review delves into the features that make this microphone a standout choice for professionals and enthusiasts alike.**Impeccable Audio Quality (5/5):**The CSLM20B's omnidirectional pickup pattern ensures that it captures clear and natural audio from all directions. The sound reproduction is remarkable, delivering crisp and detailed recordings. Whether used for voiceovers, dubbing, or recording, the microphone consistently produces professional-grade audio quality that exceeds expectations.**Compact and Unobtrusive Design (5/5):**The lavalier microphone's small size and inconspicuous design make it a perfect companion for content creators who prioritize a minimalist setup. Its discreet appearance allows for easy concealment, ensuring a professional and distraction-free presentation. The black color adds a touch of sophistication to the overall aesthetic.**Battery-Powered Convenience (4.5/5):**Equipped with a battery, the CSLM20B offers the convenience of not relying on external power sources. The battery life is commendable, providing ample recording time without interruptions. This feature is especially advantageous for on-the-go content creators who need a reliable microphone without being tethered to additional equipment.**Versatile Applications (5/5):**The microphone's versatility shines through in its ability to cater to various content creation needs. Whether recording videos, podcasts, voiceovers, or dubbing, the CSLM20B adapts seamlessly, showcasing its flexibility across different creative pursuits. Its compatibility with a range of devices enhances its usability.**Durability and Build Quality (4.5/5):**JBL's commitment to quality is evident in the CSLM20B's robust build. The microphone feels sturdy and durable, capable of withstanding the rigors of regular use. The cable is well-insulated, minimizing interference and ensuring a reliable connection. This durability adds to the microphone's longevity and value for money.**Ease of Use (5/5):**Setting up and using the CSLM20B is a breeze. The plug-and-play design, coupled with a user-friendly clip-on mechanism, makes it accessible even for those new to audio equipment. The 3.5mm jack ensures compatibility with a wide range of devices, from smartphones to DSLRs, offering a hassle-free recording experience.**Overall Rating (4.8/5):**The JBL Commercial CSLM20B Auxiliary Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone has proven to be a game-changer in my content creation journey. Its impeccable audio quality, compact design, and versatile applications make it a standout choice for professionals and enthusiasts seeking reliable and high-performing audio equipment. From voiceovers to recording sessions, the CSLM20B consistently delivers excellence. Highly recommended for anyone looking to elevate their content creation with a top-tier lavalier microphone.

It's nice working fine but if you are a voice over artist and looking for noise cancellation than it would not be a better choice

'Caution' before buying this product - JBS - CSLM 20B. This product is useless in a practical recording scenario.The JBS - CSLM 20B turned out to be one a MONO mic. But for some reason this JBL device comes with a TRRS - 4 pole jack.. which is actually for a stereo (L+R) earphones plus mic mono; as you would see in all earphones with mic,Two mistakes made by JBL — (1) Does not have an earphone like its namesake CSLM20 (2) Instead of providing a Mono TS jack, JBL gives aTRRS 4 pole jack which is NOT suitable for using on a mobile phone.This product is useless in a practical recording scenario where (1) you need to hear a backing track to sing/play along or (2) monitor the recording on a earphone or (3) listen to the recorded voice or track. You cannot do any of these. Then what is the use of this product? Do not buy.Scenario 1 - The TRRS - 4 pole jack, when inserted into the mobile phone, cuts OFF the phone’s speakers. The CSLM20B does NOT have an earphone. You can ONLY record. After recording, to listen to the recorded track, you have to pull out the jack to enable the phone speaker for listening to the play back.What did the JBL guys think when designing this product? Would anyone want to PUT IN the TRRS jack to record and PULL OUT the jack to listen? Each and every time? What a shame.Scenario 2 - can you use a splitter cable with TRRS 4 pole jack to the smartphone and separate the mic and earphone OUT? NO Sir, you cannot use this method either. Because, the splitter cable has male TRRS (phone end) to fem TS (Mic) +TRS (earphone). If you insert the CSLM 20B’s TRRS 4 pole into the splitter’s TS Mono MIC IN.. the contacts do not match. The MIC will never get activated.Anyone in the music equipment industry would know the basic / fundamental aspect.Mic should have a mono TS jackEarphone should have a stereo TRS jackEarphone with mic should have TRRS jack[By mistake, I thought the CSLM20B also has a earphone just like its namesake CSLM20. Extra feature was a battery (suffix-B). Alas.. JBL added a battery and cut off the ear (phone)]So what do you do with this CSLN20B. Throw it into the trash can. Along with the battery,Mr. JBL — are you listening?

It has been very useful, good product.

Very good quality

Useful