UHF Wireless Lavalier Microphone System, FULAIM 20-Channel Lavalier Lapel Mic with Rechargeable 2 Transmitter and 1 Receiver for Recording YouTube, Interview, Vlogging, Conference, Church - 2TX

This has worked really well for our small project. It does have to be pretty close to the mouth to work well, and one mic stopped working after 2 days (we were working with kids so it got a bit of a hammering), but we couldn’t afford anything spectacular so I’m very pleased with the overall performance.I was using it with an iPhone converter which worked pretty well. The headphone socket on the receiver was also really handy. I also liked the fact that it was easy to replace the mic that stopped working with a spare someone else had.In summary- a little fragile, but sound quality SO much better than just using a camcorder or phone. Really easy to set up and use and all charging cables included.

I have actually bought two of these and a third with the USB interface. These are seriously good value for money. Very easy to use and for prolonged use can be connected to an external power source.To reduce handling noise the microphone plugs must be screwed down firmly.I have knocked a star off because they tend to lose their connection with the receiver when one or other battery goes flat. Otherwise it is difficult to fault these.

The media could not be loaded.  I film a cooking show and we have decided to slowly introduce people in the videos we make, like other chefs to be part toi be more engaging.So, obviously, I know how important the sound is this is why I have decided to buy a lavalier that can be used for 2 poeple.I didnt want to go with some expensive products because the show we do is still in the beginning.After checking what lavalier can I get with 2 transmiters I found this one and let me share my thought about it.What do you get?Nice box, inside 2 transmiters, 1 receiver, 2 cables to charge the units and the cables for the transmiters.How to operate these?Simple, you just have to plug the cables correctly as presented in the user manual and basically that is it.Frequency? UHF allowedHow many channels? 20 which is great, sometimes based on where you record video you might have interference and having so many channels helps a lot.I strongly suggest to use headphones to listen to the audio quality and change the channels until you get what you want, clean and crisp sound.I work on the 5th channel most of the time, for me is the safest.Volume? 15 level adjustable, which is great. How to do it? On the receiver you have a jack for the headphones, use a pair to test the quality of the sound and adjust based on the enviroment you film. I go on level 8 because the kitchen were we film is quite big and noisy.Battery? You dont have to change any battery, to stop the recording because the battery might be low. There is inside battery of 65-mah which is enough to record a couple of hours, never drained the batteries because after every use I charge them. Just in case you run out(you see the light on the units. just take the charging cables and use a battery bank and use that to keep the units running).Range? Up to 80 m which as they say, never tried more than 2-3 m from the camera.Quality of the sound? Well here is a long story. It matters a lot the location where you film, outside, busy location, inside a large space, bathroom with echo.........that means you need to make sure you set the sound before filming. I do this everytime I film even if its the same place.For what can I use them?Record videos, go live on social media platforms, live stream, interviews, nice for weddings(the bride and groom specially when they are in front of the priest)I like this set because it is very compact, easy to operate and provides good sound specially for 2 users.Please check the video to see more about.If you found this helpful please click on the helpful button below.Thank you

So far every time I've used this, I haven't been able to tell if it's been working. Because my camera has a microphone built in, I don't know whether it's that which is picking up the sound or not. Everything powers up but I can't work out whether the microphone is transmitting to the receiver, or that to the camera. The instructions are a series of pictures with no real information or troubleshooting.Apart from that minor detail it comes with cables for charging and connection to camera, phone or PC, and being wireless you can use it from a distance from the camera. I can't comment really on the sound quality; if it is working then I'd say it's a bit echoy.Overall not thrilled with this but I'll keep trying