Wireless Lavalier Microphone, Lapel Mics with Lightning Plug-Play, 2.4GHz Noise Cancellation, Charging Case Included, 300ft Range for Stream, YouTube (Lightning)

The media could not be loaded. One thing to get out of the way, I was sent this product for testing purposes. With that said, let's start with my high level review and then get into some more detail.What I Like:- Multiple mounting options- Battery case display- Different sound settings- Good rangeWhat I Wish Was Better:- Audio quality- Case Materials/DesignLet's start with the audio/performance of these mics.There is definitely a level of you get what you pay for with the audio quality. The sound of these mics are a bit boxy and the levels peak easily. But if you were buying a $30 pair of lav mics and expecting Sennheiser level quality, I need whatever you're taking.In use, I was able to accidentally peak if I spoke anywhere above a general conversing volume. If you're someone who's consistently told you're loud, this may be something to keep in mind. Despite this, the mics connected to the receiver well and I never had any issues with connection or interruptions in the signal while recording, which are major wins in my book.Now, onto the case.The case is also made of a light, cheap-feeling plastic. Like, if this falls I worry something could break plastic. In its price range though, I think that's a completely moot point as long as the case functions as it should, which I believe it does.The charging sections for the mics are magnetic, which help with retention (but also make removing them a pain sometimes), and the LCD screen on the outside tells you how both full the case battery is and independently tracks each side's charging status. Personally, I think those features are quite neat and serve as a much better status check than a small LED light like most charging cases for items this size have.I do need to point out that the lavs do not fit into the charging slots if the clip backings are on though, as they are too wide for the internal case's compact design. This and not having a separate compartment to fit the clips is a little disappointing, as it means I have to throw them into a pocket or something in order to also bring them along. It feels like an oversight and missed opportunity to have the case be an all-in-one carrying solution.But what about the fun features?Well, they're fun! The magnetic backings as a nice touch to provide some more versatility for mounting, and allows for mounting to be easier to do. Additionally, while the quality of my vocal audio doesn't change, the noise cancelling mode seems to work fairly well. At the very least well enough to justify being the default audio mode when they are turned on. Personally I think the reverb setting is more of a gimmick than something you should actually use, but it's a fun inclusion nonetheless!When all is said and done, I think these are a great option if you're on a budget or trying to figure out if lavs are right for you. The tech features are really cool, even if a little gimmicky for some, and if there was a high ticket version of this with an improved microphone I'd definitely buy it!

Great microphone set. Clear sound throughout our videos. Easy install and super small so it’s very easy to take on the go.Definitely worth the purchase.

I bought the A6 wireless microphone and it's very easy to use. It has its own charging case that also displays the battery level and is incredibly durable, making it very useful. The audio quality is very clear, even outdoors, and the signal never drops out. I bought them for my university classes. You can also use them for interviews, recordings, live streams, and much more. They're very useful and easy to connect. I highly recommend them. They have good battery life and professional sound, I love their size and compatibility with different types of devices

Just used them this week. So much more clear than the other wireless mic I was using. Love it! The lapel clips are magnetic. Crisp, clean audio

The media could not be loaded. This mic sounds slightly better than the iPhone microphone, and it does a good job with noise cancellation. But, it has an intermittent problem where it keeps switching from the iPhone mic to the remote mic. I have it plugged in all the way and charged up completely, but it’s just glitchy. Check out the attached video…

Very good quality wireless microphone for phones, with noise cancellation and charging case included, it sounds good and has a long battery life. I recommend it.

Connects fast and delivers steady signal. Audio remains clean even in noisy surroundings. Lightweight build offers full mobility. Case adds portability and charges efficiently. Great for mobile shoots or live streaming.

I purchased the Lightning version of this wireless microphone for my iPhone, and while the sound quality is actually really good, there’s a major design flaw that buyers should be aware of. The receiver cannot plug into your phone if you have a case on—which most people do! I had to purchase a separate Lightning extender for about $10 just to make it work. That really should’ve been included or at least designed better from the start.I did test it without my case and it worked fine, but let’s be real—nobody is taking their case off every time they want to record. I’ve used other wireless mics that don’t have this issue at all, so I know it’s avoidable. They should either make the plug-in longer or include an extender in the box.That said, the microphone itself is sleek and feels a little more high-end than I expected. I especially love the magnetic clip—it reminds me of how AirPod Pros use magnets. You can clip it to your lapel or use the magnetic attachment for a clean, seamless look.Overall, I’m knocking off a couple of stars for the receiver issue, but the mic quality and design are solid.