Lavalier Microphone Lapel Microphone Compatible with Portable Voice Amplifier Wireless Transmitter - Unidirectional Condenser Mic – 3.5mm Mono TS Plug

I originally bought the lavalier mic to use with a pocket size digital audio recorder. Frankly, I was surprised at how good the audio quality is. Since that worked so well, I tried using it in conjunction with a headset and the digital recorder to record business phone calls Once again, I had a winner.Finally, I plugged into a Mackey mixer that I use for live streaming and was again surprised at the sound quality.The mic picks up more background noise than I'd like to see, but not enough to preclude its use with my live streams.Big bang for your buck on this one.

I bought this lapel mike to use with a regular guitar amplifier. This microphone will NOT work on a regular amplifier without a preamplifier. I sent it back for a refund.

Bought this to replace the mic for my inexpensive wireless mic system I use in my band room when the cord for that finally broke after about 4 months of use. Didn't want to spend too much, so started with this, and it worked okay for my purposes, which is light sound reinforcement in a classroom.Students did say that my voice was a little fuzzier than with the OEM mic, but not distracting. I don't think I would use it as a professional presenter.

Good quality for the price. Has a pair of foam wind muffs with it. Plenty of cord. Good pickup and low noise.

no sound, didnt even come with the little speaker thing and nothing was playing out the microphone even if we plugged it in a aux cord hole.

This microphone does not work at all on any of my equipment. I tested it on two computer sound cards, a Vox portable headphone guitar amp, and my Peavy guitar amp (which has a very sensitive pre-amp). No sound is produced. In comparison, my Sony mic and my Audio Technica mic both work fine on all those systems. The problem is not in my equipment. So I initially marked this down to one star.However, I studied microphone systems some more and found out that since it is a condenser mic it probably needs phantom power in order to work. So the microphone is most likely incompatible with my equipment. I cannot tell if the product itself works well with a compatible system because it produces no sound on my equipment.But in my own defense, the description does not mention the need for phantom power. It claims "Widely Compatibility" with "Mono TS plug compatible with voice record devices, portable voice amplifier, etc." I might disagree that the microphone is widely compatible with recorders and amplifiers since it does not work with any of my recorders or amplifiers.In the end, I decided that I should have done better research, and then I would have realized that being a condenser mic it needs phantom power. At that point i would have selected a different product. So part of this is on me.But since I cannot confirm that the microphone works, I cannot give it a positive review. So I pegged it at three stars.

Even pointed at my mouth, 6 inches a way, it's too quiet. The hissing is always there. I used it on a Panasonic DSLR and a Canon camcorder. I tried it direct to the cameras, and on both a Rode Go wireless and a Hotec wireless. Same results.

I had bought a Giecy portable voice amplifier a few weeks ago. It came with its own mic but I wanted something that I could clip on my mask instead of wearing it on my head for work.I bought this mic and it works great! The sound quality is pretty dang good, you're able to hear my voice clearly even through a mask. No problems so far and I've used it for about a week. The only thing I'd change is the cord length. Other than that it works!