LENSGO Wireless Lavalier Microphone System, LWM-308C 30-Channel UHF Professional Omnidirectional Wireless Lapel Mic for Canon Nikon DSLR Camera Smartphone Camcorder Interview Video Recording (RX+TX)

Have been looking for an inexpensive and compact wireless system for my travel setups. The sound quality seems very good so far. Haven’t had any issues. I recommend this over the Rode Go as it’s $100 cheaper and comes with the mic. Have had issues with the Rode Go dropping out as well. Overall I’m happy I got this and I will likely grab a second to add to my kit soon.

No alcanza nada y se oye muy lejos

The media could not be loaded. The value for the price on this one.. it ain't it chief. In my experience with this lav mic system, it does what it's supposed to 7 out of 10 times. Those aren't terrible odds but one of those 3 failures could be more important than the 7 successes. When it does work, the audio comes out clear and the lav is excellent at isolating the audio so that it only captures your subject. When it doesn't work, it can be discouraging to use and with a price that's north of $100 (at the time of this review) that's just not an option. The full review plus my additional thoughts are on my video review.

I use this microphone for making videos where I am in one location, and the person I am filming is in another location. The range is excellent and the voice quality is clear, regardless of the distance.

I got LENSGO LWM-308C 30 couple of weeks ago and I have use it in different places for interviews and so far is good for the price. I recommend it

This is my 2nd Wireless Lav System, priced about ¼ the price of my other more ‘name brand’ one. Compared to that one this is definitely quite a bit more ‘budget’ in terms of performance and quality, but that is of course reflected in the price. Pairing it and using it is about as easy as my other one, and I didn’t have any problems with feedback or different things that I had on certain channels when I first started using the higher-end one. The audio quality is noticeably a bit shallower and almost a bit tinny, but still world’s better than just about any built-in camera microphone. Especially if you will be recording your audio source far away from your camera, this will definitely be an upgrade.Two things I would change about this –- Make the transmitter/receiver a bit easier to distinguish between, they are labelled but nearly identical other than that, which just causes a little delay when you go to grab them to set up- Have the microphone lock in to the transmitter; it is just a standard aux input which unfortunately can come out pretty easily, especially when the receiver is placed in a pocket or something similar.