2 Pack Lavalier Microphone Compatible with DJI Mic 2 & Rode Wireless Pro/Wireless GO 2 / II Transmitters - Omnidirectional Lav Lapel Wearable Mic for Vlog Interview Streaming Lectures Broadcasters

FANTASTIC microphones for the price.As a professional musician, these get q real bang for your buck, as they're high quality enough to do 90% or what I need to. And when I need a mic to sound better, I'll likely be switching to a larger format mic with XLR anyway.

very good mics they are clear and small and cheap of course

Seem to work just fine. I use them with a RODE transmitter, which is better better bc that transmitter was heavy enough on my shirt collar. I use the mic for my YouTube channel: Travis Does Firewood.

great

Really happy with these mics. They both sound great, and their price for two currently at $18.99 is such a deal. I've used them for a few personal projects and also for twitch streaming/discord attached to some Rode Wireless Go II's and have received several compliments about the warmth and tone they bring.The mic's also sound amazing connected directly to an android phone using a Audio to USB-C adapter. The sound quality is great and crystal clear.For the price, I highly suggest these mics. The fact you get 2 for about $10 each is crazy for how decently good they are. Yes there are probably some noticeable differences in quality a more expensive mic would offer, but I feel like these mics get you 80~85% there already.If there is anything I'm not a big fan of it's the clips. They aren't bad, I've just been reviewing other clips that are magnetic, or allow adjustments, etc, so these simple alligator clips just are a little bleh.

I can easily recommend this lav for price, sound quality and interoperability. I've tried many lavs with the DJI Mics 1 & 2 and some work while many do not; this one not only works but sounds great, I would expect to pay 3X the price for ONE of these mics but you get TWO? Come on, you got nothing to lose.I'd rather these lavs come with magnets or a better way to adjust the position on your clothing like some of my more expensive lavs but some of those either don't work, create a hum or have some bizarrely long or short cord length while these are perfect to hide your bluetooth mic in a pocket and run the lav up through your shirt. Sometimes I clip the bluetooth mic on the back side of my shirt. Do what you want but IMO these lavs are a super good buy that you won't regret.

I know that they say you get what you pay for, but so often that's not true. I took a chance on these to pair with my DJI wireless mics to give a more discreet look in my videos. Let's get into it.Pros:These are a really high quality product for the price. The cable doesn't feel super cheap, the windscreen is surprisingly pliable, the connects are good, and the clip could teach other clips how to clip. I was surprised and impressed when I opened up the package. When I plugged it in directly to my phone and GoPro, it worked out great. It's a bit short on cable to use as a tethered mic, but it's better than the built in mics if you need close up shots. It has a good eq band, though it could maybe use just a touch more on the high end if you plan on hiding it under your clothes.Cons:With the DJI wireless mics, these things catch RF interference like it's going out of style. High pitched and whiny and it makes the audio absolutely unusable. This is a problem with the DJI mics not playing well with a lot of plug in lav mics. If you cut out the receiver and record solely on the transmitter, there is not problem there, but when you are wirelessly broadcasting the mic is unusable. If you are content in matching up audio and video in post then this is the mic for you. If you're like me and don't want to do any more work than necessary, go with something else. (Note: even some high end lavs have this interference with the DJI system. The only mic I have tested that doesn't have this interference with the DJI wireless mics is the Boya BY-M1, but it has a 15ft cable and a battery so that basically rules that out).These wouldn't be bad to have in an emergency so you could record directly to the camera, or record with the DJI, just without wirelessly transmitting. However, if you are using the DJI wireless mics, go ahead and look somewhere else unless you are looking solely for a backup.

The expectations were met thanks for this.