Bower Wireless Lavalier Microphone: High-Quality Audio for Content Creation

Great item needed this in a pinch and it works fabulously. It came already charged and it's actually very live and you don't need to speak loudly for it to pick up sound. Very handy. Didn't want to pay 20 bucks for one mic but honestly, it was worth it for what I needed it for.

I recently purchased so (like others), hopefully, I can make extra $ for our family. This is PERFECT for me. There are 2 pieces- one that attaches to your phone (receiver) and one (mic) that you speak in to. I noticed the audio is SO MUCH clearer and some background noises are reduced. The mic will not swivel so you need to be aware of placement- overall- VERY pleased!

For the money, it's okay. Yes, it's a plug-and-play setup. However, I think it's a bit confusing, and so far it's been a little frustrating. I think in a pinch it's fine. If you want to spend a few more bucks and get something a bit better, I think that would be a better move.

I had to record a speech for a college class and wanted to maximize points. This was one of the only options given the late nature of my poor planning timing. It works right out of the box, just charge, plug and play. I can't really say that I was blown away with the sound, but It did sound better than had I been standing away from my device recording. So solid 4/5 if your in a bind and need something same day, it was nice to have something on the self ready to go.

Bought this cause I tend to wander away from my tripod when doing dog videos and well then I cannot be heard now I can be heard. The cons is this thing is VERY VERY flimsy I felt like I would break it in two separating it from its transmitter. It is definitely not durable. Sound quality is okay, not great, and its "noise canceling" is basically non existent but will do until I can get a better one. I can walk about 50 feet away from my phone and it transmits fine. I am using it to make tiktok videos. All I had to do was plug transmitter into my phone, click record, and it was working not complicated at all.

Okay, so I'm gonna be very clear on this right here. Make sure, I would say, utilize the technology of now, and how about you just go to your current AI system that you use and ask it, hey, this is my phone, this is my device, or whatever you're trying to buy and purchase this for. Let it know what you have and say, hey, is this a good product for me? Will it work? Because, and make sure and verify, okay? This does not work for everybody. It's my A9 Plus Samsung tablet could not use this, and that's what I purchased it for. But it works fine on my Motorola Stylus 5G. Works great, it's the only thing that it does work on. So, with that being said, make sure that it is the correct thing for it. There is no app for it, there is no program for it. It is just box and device. Very easy to set up. You put it into the C port and boom. Now, another bad thing about it is the battery, it just does not last long. It doesn't last long at all. And on top of that, the piece that goes straight into the C port, the receiver, actually popped open on me. So, it's very poorly made. So, I forget how much I paid for it, but however, when, you know, and what really stinks is you can't even charge it while you're using it. So, as soon as you like plug it in to try and, and if you wanna like use it while it's plugged in, just so because you wanna keep working and you don't want it to interrupt your workflow, no, no bueno. It automatically turns off. Now, on top of that, because it doesn't have an app and because there's no programs for it and because it's a cheaper device and system, you may or may not be able to go into your device and optimize it to be able to handshake correctly with this technology. That's what I did with one of my, with my Motorola Stylus 5G. It was impossible on my tablet and impossible on everything else. So, if you're on a budget and you have no other, any other way of going around it, then yeah, I guess you could, as long as you knew that it would work in one way or form or another. But if you had an option to upgrade, I would definitely would not recommend this for you. There is way too many issues and it is not, it's something that hinders workflow and the battery life on it's terrible. So, I hope this helps somebody and have a wonderful day and I send my 528 frequency off to you and there you go, buddy.

It's just okay. It's just definitely not for me. It would have good audio if not for their weird modes. One mode has forced noise reduction which severely affects the volume and quality of your voice, and the other mode doesn't have noise reduction but has a forced strong reverb effect.

It did not work at all, I tried using it with my phone and tablet and even watched a YouTube video to make sure it wasn't me doing something wrong. Nope it was trash. Should've listened to the reviews.

The first time out of the box, it was completely dead/not charged. We plugged it in, and it started smoking within a minute. I'm glad my kid saw it because it would have caught fire. we unplugged everything, and it was completely melted. Not only wouldn't buy this again, would probably steer clear of the brand in general.

I bought 2 of these. The first one - plugged the receiver into my Android phone, the microphone paired with it, but it never worked. Tried it multiple times and it never recorded anything. I bought a second one and it was the exact same thing. I tried them on my roommates' phones (an Android and an iPhone) and it was the same thing on those. I thought for sure I was doing something wrong and went onto YouTube for some reviews. Definitely should have done that prior to getting these. People have all kinds of issues with these mics just not working. Pass.