Professional Wireless Omnidirectional Lavalier Lapel Microphone System with 48 Optional Channels for Canon Sony Nikon Panasonic DSLR ENG EFP DV Video Camera … (CVM 300A)

We took these mics on a trip to Africa with no problems. Good quality. Sturdy. I've been in a lot of recording studios and I thought the sound from these were terrific. Wind screens also worked well. They don't completely eliminate the wind noise when the wind is really strong but they are a vast improvement over no wind screen! I'd buy them again for sure.

On day one of opening the packaging and shooting. The audio constantly kept dropping the connection while standing 10 feet away from the person talking. It not only did this once. It did it 22 times. We had to keep cutting and reshooting because of this connection issue. I spoke to a few other friends and they said that theyʻve heard of similar issues and that's why they didn't buy this brand.

One of our lavalier mikes died very quickly. Unfortunately, it was during a critical shoot, Not sure how to even contact them for a replacement or refund

The unit is heavy-duty, well-manufactured, re-chargeable, and had great all-around interface and feel.It really feels professional.The sound quality, though, is rather poor compared to my Yeti Mic... perhaps it is impossible for a lav-mic to sound as good as a Yeti, but going between the two, the sound quality here is rather muffled and not catching that crisp high-frequency voice sound.

Excellent product. I use it all the time. Great reach and battery life.

I shoot doc tv, and I've used a lot of wireless mics. Straight up, these are fantastic, and worth probably double what they cost. Sennheaser, Lectrosonic. I've used them all. These are better than the G3's.