COMICA BoomX-D2 Wireless Lavalier Microphone, 2.4G Dual Lapel Mic with 2 Transmitters, Noise Cancellation, 656ft Range, Compatible with iPhone, Android, Camera, for YouTube Video Recording Streaming

I got these on a Black Friday sale, but I would say these are defiantly worth the price even not on sale! I have used these microphones for several months without any issues whatsoever. My favorite features are the small size and the screen on each transmitter/receiver. It makes it very easy to check the microphone's connection without having to wear headphones and monitor your audio (although you are still taking a risk).The transmitters have built-in noise cancellation and mute functionally, which is particularly helpful for my application of making quick videos out in the field. I need to publish my videos as fast as possible, and the noise cancellation on these works well enough that I can rely on it and not have to use my editing software. I have used these up to a range of 75 feet indoors (the range is reduced outdoors in open fields because there are no walls for the signal to bounce off of.The build quality is incredibly sturdy; I have thrown these in my bag for weeks and weeks out of the included case (which is very convenient but takes up more space than it should), but the microphones have held up well. They sound great, you can plug your own lav mic in if you want a better quality (although no normal person would notice the difference), and the included wind screens and clips work amazingly!

I've had a YouTube channel for close to four years, and I've been learning about editing and filming as I go. I started a basic mic, upgraded to a mic mounted on top of the camera, and finally settled on a wired lavalier mic. That wired mic has been problematic for a long time, with the wire causing noise issues as I work on projects, and the mic picking up all kinds of clothing noises, popping, etc. It's been good enough, but definitely imperfect and extends my editing time as I try to minimize the sound issues in post. But I'm frugal and didn't want to upgrade until it was necessary. My son gave me a different wireless mic as a gift, and the sound quality was so terrible I couldn't use it (even though the thought was lovely). Finally, my wired lav mic broke a couple days ago, and I was forced to upgrade. All I can say is WOW! Why did I wait so long?? This set up has great reviews, and it was on a Prime deal, so for 45% off it was the perfect time to try a higher-quality wireless setup. The sound quality is light years beyond what I've had in the past. The transmitters and receiver worked straight out of the package, no set up required. Of course, there are things you can tweak, but for a plug-and-play system, I'm super impressed. I didn't experience any clothing rustling sounds as I moved. No popping or hot sounds. I was able to go to the other room, with a wall between me and the receiver, with no degradation of sound. I found the best sound quality to come from the integrated transmitter microphone. The wind screen will be great outside, but I do most of my filming in my sewing studio. The lavalier mic wasn't as good as the built-in mic, in my opinion, so I think I may tinker with the settings if I need or want to use that. The audio cable does connect to my computer for voiceovers, but again I would need to tinker with the settings to make that a viable option. (I already have a large boom mic that is better for voiceovers, so I don't see myself using this system that way.) For my purposes and for the price, this is a really fantastic set up, and I would recommend it for amateur video makers like myself. For the record, I am using this with a Canon EOS M50 camera and evaluating the sound on my Macbook Pro using iMovie for editing clips. No fancy sound equipment or high-tech audio engineering stuff here. Just me doing my thing.

The media could not be loaded. This Comica BoomX-D2 is an ultra-compact digital wireless microphone system which is unique in its clip’n’go versatility, incredibly compact form-factor, and unmatched price accessibility compared to other model such as the Rode Go. It’s the perfect wireless mic solution for content creators in all disciplines: filmmakers, on-camera presenters, newsgatherers, vloggers and more !I am comparing this microphone system to the Go since before to buy it, I was considering buying the Rode Go instead. However, after some research about the Rode, I found out that it has a major defect; When you remove the external microphone on the Rode transmitter, the internal microphone does not work any more ! Plus, with this set I was getting two transmitter (the microphone), a bunch of TRS/TRRS adapter AND two external Lavalier style microphone. When with the Rode they only give you ONE transmitter & receiver, and that's it. The rest was an extra cost separate accessories.So I bought the BoomX-D2 from Comica instead, since it was looking promising. And wow, this system deliver as promised, and yes as expected with the Comica system, I had NO issue what so ever when switching from the external microphone to the internal one, and vice versa.Ultra-compact and ultra light (TX is 30g and RX only 29g), the Wireless transmitter acts as either a quick and easy clip-on wireless microphone, thanks to a high-quality built-in omni-directional condenser capsule, or as one of the world's smallest belt-pack transmitter for a Lavalier microphone via the 3.5mm TRS input. The BoomX quick clip-on capabilities make it perfect for run-and-gun journalists and vloggers in the field: never miss the action as it happens – no cables and great sound.The receiver is just as compact, which makes your rig that much easier to carry and facilitates mounting on a range of camera gimbals and stabilizers. It clips easily onto your camera strap or an item of clothing. The supplied 3.5mm TRS output cable plugs into your camera’s audio input or, (with the relevant available adapters - NOT included with this set), into your recorder, GoPro, iPhone etc.One of the best functionality with this system, is the fact that, because you have two microphone transmitter for one receiver, you can record your audio input in STEREO as well ! The sound quality from the integrated microphone is also great, and even better than when using the external Lavalier mike in my opinion. As for the battery life, I charged those only once and used them all day, and yet I didn't have to recharge neither of those.Well, I can probably talk all day long about this microphone system, but let do a "good and bad" section for those reading my review who want to go straight to the point.GOOD:- Operates as a clip-on microphone or belt-pack transmitter for a lavalier/headset microphone- Built-in omni-directional condenser microphone delivers broadcast-quality sound- Delivers crystal clear audio under any conditions, even in locations with dense Wi-Fi and Bluetooth activity like shopping malls, conventions, hotels etc- Tested at 70m range (line-of-sight) without an y loss of signal, but optimized for shorter-range operation in congested radio-frequency environments- TX and RX have built-in rechargeable batteries, charged via USB-C port- Rated up to 5 hours on a full charge, but yet never run out of battery during testing- Auto battery-saver mode- Super-lightweight and ultra-compact: TX is 30g and RX only 29g- The transmitter and receiver pair right away, as soon as they are both power up- Signal not interrupted by turning your back to the camera/receiver- LCD screen are bright and easy to see, even under sun lightNOT SO GOOD:- The auto battery-saver mode dim the LCD screen automatically after a few second, which can be annoying when trying to read the screen info, and there are no setting to disable this feature. However, the screen will turn back to full brightness when any button is pressed again.