20 Best Wireless Microphone For Vlogging (2023 Updated)

I did a test run on these before using them for content so, I feel like I can give a solid review on the mics. I think these are pretty good for a beginner in content creating. You have two wireless, with lavs, cords, etc.

I will not lie, I was a little concerned with the quality of all the plastic pieces. I felt like I was putting together a toy set, but I was mindful not to drop Andy thing because I was afraid it would snap/break.

So the units are light weight. The plastic is. well, plastic. But the mic quality is holding its own. I was a bit surprised when I put my test footage into post to check sound quality. It’s not going to knock your socks off.

No. But I think for beginners who are starting out and gaining momentum with content, this is a good starter package. Fiddle around with your sound in and audio program though. Y’all may think I’m corny because the two cannot be compared-but I’m used to using RODE wireless microphones.

Does that make this Joby set obsolete. no. These are pretty good, but I prefer the other brand over these. But like I said, it’s affordable for two set ups in the box with clips, lavs, etc. You aren’t necessarily losing at all.

It’s just if you want that super polished sound, you can put these in the cart as an option for price point sale but if you have a few extra dollars, I’d say keep searching a little bit longer and do a good comparison analysis based on reviews here and on YouTube.

Before this I was wondering if more expensive microphone brands are worth it. I have only used Boya corded mic and when time came I wanted to upgrade to a wireless mic, so I bought Boya as well, partially because the corded mic was decent and the price (I think $70) was okay, but the mic was really bad in terms of audio performance and just using it! This Joby microphone is amazing – it pairs on its own, it is small and has different attachments (to secure it to the clothing) depending on what you’re filming and you can start using it with a push of a button and the sound quality is great! I have already filmed and edited a video using it and I love it! I am not an expert in microphones – but this one does the job so easily and so well, that I would totally recommend it! Pros – – small – multiple attachments – easy to work with – instructions on charging and using are simple – sound quality is great Cons – – not aware of any as of this moment.

So I used the mic on my camera (sony a7ii) and it was pretty good. Like the sound wasn’t spectacularrrr but it did its job. It was clear enough for everything going on towards the mic and when I accidentally dropped my tv tray table near me it didnt pick up too much of that sound (I was impressed by that.

) I think this would be good for beginners or folks who need a little pick me up on their videos. Another thing is the packaging and product design; it’s great and convenient. I enjoyed having the detachable clip that snaps right into the back and the size of the transmitters.

The whole thing is light and easy to work with which makes it convenient. Now is it worth $250? no. maybe a good 75 to 100 dollars.

Great device. Works well and has great range. It would be nice to have a pass through power connection but not critical if you start fully charged and ready to go. Used for Face Book Live when some sessions lasting 60 – 90 minutes.

I have a pretty protective case – a Moment – because phones get dropped. but this receiver has a short “neck” and can’t be used with the case onso I either have to return the system, try to find a case both skinny and strong, or buy an adapter for $14 but ath looks like it won’t be very secure.

Disappointing 0 who doesn’t have their phone in a case these days?.

This mic is great for shooting videos with you iPhone. Has good range and audio quality is great. The only issue is that you would need a lightning port extender if you have a case on your phone. Other than that, this is a great device.

I’ve only been able to test / play with this product so can only rate it 4 stars having know idea as to utility in production or longevity. That said I would give it a 5 star after I have time to honestly assess it warranting 5 starts.

I am giving it 4 stars because it is IMPRESSIVE as to build quality and ez integration with the previously purchased AVX ME-2 Lavaliere kit. Sennheiser gets a A+++ for making the use of the ecosystem no distraction, no time wasted on calculating anything for implementing use under stressful production environments.

Experience has taught me to be skeptical of the word automatic when it comes to working in production, but I will say that this package delivers. I had a live shoot recently that required a tremendous amount of interviews to be shot in a crowded space.

This microphone ended up being the best purchase I’ve made in a longtime. It’s not just the microphone but the whole AVX package. Highly recommend.

The AVX 835 Set is connected to my Canon C100 Mark 2 camera which allows me to record interviews or record commentaries. The quality of the recordings from this mic is first class regardless of the location used.

Being wireless the distance between camera and mic is not critical.

I am totally thrilled with this UHF-04M mic system, and so is the community it was purchased for. We’ve updated our speakers, amplifier and mixer, and everything is rack mounted. One switch on a power strip turns everything on!! Mics sound great.

Would buy another system again.

Now that I’ve put these through a couple controlled tests and live events, I can confirm that the sound quality and range are both excellent. The AC adaptor and belt packs feel pretty cheap, but I’ve had no actual issues with them and figure they should just be treated with more care than your typical stage-calibre hardware.

I also feel that the headset mics with the cables running along them are bulky and ugly for live performing, but wrapping them with a little skin-colour electrical tape should help greatly. I’ve also found them surprisingly secure and not actually that uncomfortable for 3+ hours of very active continuous use.

If you’re looking for an affordable setup, if the combined + individual channel output options are suitable for you, and if you’re willing to live with the minor shortcomings I listed above, then I wouldn’t hesitate to buy this.

I bought this as a talk back mic. I own a live sound business and talk back mics are a must. I needed something that was wireless as my mixer is the behringer Xair set. Usually located on the stage. The price was perfect and the mic is clear with no distortion or static.

I enjoy the product completely.

I do not recommend this mic. As soon as this arrived, I tested the sound quality. I recorded 3 short videos all using the exact same GoPro Hero 8 with Media Mod rig. I used three mics: the onboard mic, an external Rode VideoMicro, and this Galaxy Audio lav system.

Unfortunately, the Galaxy mic introduced a loud hissing sound and an intermittent buzz which rendered it useless for me. I should have known a system as cheap as this would not be adequate. I returned the product immediately.

I then bought a wired Saramonic lav mic for $30 that sounds fantastic. Absolutely quiet and transparent, with excellent frequency response. Live and learn.

This mic works great if you want to project your voice especially on a cell phone. However, if you want to use music with it, you then have to purchase a splitter for your mic and music. So, this is not a one purchase fix your sound issue.

You must also purchase a splitter and possibly a mixer, depending on how good you want your online experience to be.

The concept is great but execution is lacking. The receiver isn’t robust in its build quality so be careful with placement and handling. The wireless connection between the mic/transmitter and receiver is a bit finicky as they must be close to each other to connect.

If they are too far apart when switched on they don’t connect even if moved close together while on. If they are together when switched on everything seems to work properly. Sound quality is about average but adequate for speech.

Wonderful product. It works from very far away and quality is good.

Wow, it works perfectly, I just loved it. Very user friendly, and high quality.

Best wireless mic I have used. This is the third pair I’ve bought.

Rode Wireless GO2 systems are a good size for today’s ever shrinking available real estate on cameras. They sound good. The included lavaliere mic is comparable to other mics in it’s class. Setup of the units is fairly easy.

you do have to go to rode. com to really access the finer parameters of the receiver. Being a pro sound recordist I have crucial interest on how wireless performs. I do and probably always will base my career on Lectrosonics they are rock solid performers day after day, year after year and deliver great range and sound.

I bought the Rode Wireless GO2 system for DSLR clients and also as a quick and easy mostly foolproof wireless system to hand off to a Producer/Correspondent team, if they need to splinter off without me and the main camera person I am working with.

Having the ability to seamlessly change frequencies and record audio @the receiver is a huge confidence factor when handing something off to someone who has limited tech knowledge of audio. I have not yet tried the range of these, I will post back when I do.

Would I use the R0de Wireless GO2 system for a live shot or to follow a high profile celebrity or politician for news coverage for major network clients? Not a chance. I want to work for them again. A Producer needs a simple to use wireless system to shoot standups with a correspondent and man on street interviews why not? They did not want to spend the extra time and dough on including me, I give them an option that should deliver.

Are you an event videographer/low budget corporate /commerical /doc shooter and can’t afford me? This could be a viable option.

I have the stereo channel version of the wireless go II for my sony A7IV and wanted to get the single channel version for my Gopro Hero 10, unfortunately this one had a defect with the Mic jack. There was alot of ground noise interference whenever i would connect a Lavalier go mic to it.

As soon as i disconnect the mic the wireless go II Transmitter sounded fine. I have 3 Lavalier go mics and all 3 of them did that ground noise. I then tested out my stereo version with rhe two Transmitters and 1 receiver and those worked perfectly with rhw Lavalier go mics connected so i had to return it.

I ended up picking up the original Wireless go and that workes exactly as described with the same Lavalier go mics i tried on this model. So i still recommend it as my unit had a defect and thats the first time i have ever had a faulty product from rode.

Rode makes premium quality products and this little mishap will NOT change my mind on buying from them.

I have a very basic setup but this mic enhances it 100 fold. It has clear sound when paired with my Sony ZV1. Battery life is really good for my needs. The twist on wind screen is much better than the previous version.

I will say it picks up sound really well. I got ambient conversations picked up by the mic so be aware of the placement. Definitely worth every penny.

The sound quality is excellent. I have used two of these in environments where there are 30 or more other wireless mics in the venue, and thanks to the scanning feature, I don’t have to manually look for frequencies that don’t interfere.

I could not find any other wireless systems in this price range with a snap-on transmitter that had both 48 volt phantom power and switchable mic/line, two important features for me. It is sturdy and well constructed, not plastic.

I also like the fact that this system uses AA batteries instead of 9 volt. The only downsides I can find is that Sony does not provide a battery meter for the transmitter in the receiver, as some other systems in this price range offer, and the mini to XLR cable is hotwire 3, which means that you can’t buy less expensive generic spares (which are typically hotwire 2).

( I’m not an expert – maybe all wireless system mini to XLR cables are this way. ) Still, overall, I would rate it at five stars.

You may try to save some money by going with another brand (Azden, Comica, etc) but youll be disappointed. I owned one of these Sony kits in the past but had to retire it due to the new FCC frequency rules.

I decided to spend less on another brand, but sent it back after one day of use. Terrible signal and static. With the Sony kit you know its going to work and have a great range. Spend the money for peace of mind.

This 3rd generation Sony UWP is the best yet! The addition of scan and IR syncing is huge! Fast and easy to scan for a free frequency and sync! The duel channel receiver (sold separately) is a huge time and space saver.

When used on a Sony camera with MI hot shoe the receiver becomes one with the camera. No cables or batteries needed! Audio quality is awesome and RF signals are rock solid. The only thing I recommend is up grading the lav mic to a ECM44, to improve sound quality.

I use the kit lav as a backup. Battery life on the transmitters is very good, about 8 hours with alkaline batteries. I use the plug on to get audio from bands and DJ’s by plugging into their amplified speakers.

Also use with a SM58 mic for handheld use. Been waiting for a system like this and at this price it’s an amazing value!.

I work for a collegiate athletics program and we use this mic very heavily for different digital marketing projects. I love the sound quality, the distance in which the receiver works (we have had the mic about a football field away from the receiver and it worked fine) and the durability of the outer shell.

The only shortcomings we have found in using the mic have been hyper specific to our situation, but I feel like they should be included in this review in case a future buyer is in a similar situation.

One of the issues we have come across is the weight of the mic. We do a lot of mic’d up practices in which our athletes wear the mic as they participate in practice and we have found that the weight of the mic tends to pull practice shorts down.

We have remedied this by making all of the athletes wear spandex shorts under their gear, but the weight of the pack would be an issue if not for this solution. Another issue that has come up during these mic’d up shoots is the mute button being on the face of the pack.

We have had instances in which the mute button is hit mid drill and we lose any usable content until the drill stops. If your subject isn’t as dynamic as ours, it shouldn’t be an issue, but it is one to note.

Overall, our experience with this gear has been really great as the metal structure has really taken all worry away from our mic being broken during a practice and the overall sound quality is great.

I’ve been working in the film industry for 30 years. I have worked with tons of different mic systems and by far this is one of the worst product I have ever worked with. I would highly recommend buying the sennheiser lavalier g3.

I wish that I had bought this system over this product. I sent this new product back to the company as they suggested. I was sent back a USED older model that has the same problems with drop off even five feet away from the transmitter lav.

I would suggest to all people looking for a microphone system to stay away from using this product at all costs. The sennheiser lavalier g3 is more likely to be the best for all production needs for most audio applications.

I used them for years and had zero issues and I regret buying this terrible product. In all honesty I’m now stuck with working with this lav mic system and had wished that I had never made the decision to buy it.

I use the Saramonic Blink 500 for work and it has not been the most reliable. It was then I found that it was on the same frequency as wifi and Bluetooth. For my personal projects, I wanted something better built and hopefully that was on a different bandwidth.

I decided to give this a go. I have used it a handful of times and it has worked well. I paired it with a Nikon Z6II. The noise floor is around -50db. I usually add a compressor in post and the sound is good for my needs.

I use these to make high end YouTube videos. The case is all metal. Some reviewers have complained about the batteries. I bought 2700ma rechargeable batteries. I used them for three hours and the battery indicator never moved from full.

I would recommend buying high end batteries for these if you plan to shoot all day. They shouldn’t give you an issue. The only tricky think I found is when you want to pair them to a new channel, you have press the button on the Tx and the Rx at the same time.

I didn’t understand this at first. Some have also mentioned about the belt clip falling off easily. I had quite the time getting the clip on the pack and was very stable for my talent to wear, so I don’t see that being an issue.

So far I’m happy with the product and I would recommend it.

Typically don’t write reviews but taking extra time for this item because i was burned not once but twice. The Bad 01 – This mic lost power two days in a row. It appears to be working fashing red indicating low power.

however, flashing red left audio broken. The mic was in use for less than two hours on each event. Maybe it was operator error. 02 – receiver is has internal rechargable batter – only option. Impossible to fix low power situation other than stopping and recharge.

Uses old usb mini – b cord. 03 – transmitter uses AA batteries. Can quicky sove a situation if you experience low power; but yet there is no rechargable option. why not the same as the receiver? 03 – lav mic has a “special” proprietary plug.

You will NEVER find another except from Samson. Means you can get an off the self replacement if desired. The Good 01 – it has a great clamping mechanisms 02 – easy to connect. 03 – easy features. and they worked.

I would not recomend. If you need something like this, take a look at the Sony bluetooth mic or Rode Wireless Go, or DJI wireless mic with carey case that charges transmitter and receiver.

My transmitter didn’t have an antenna like it has in the packaging photo. It looks like the photos in the reviews here, all the transmitters have an antenna on them. The transmitter I received didn’t even have a slot to add one.

Sometimes I record our sales reps talking about products but when they turn away from my mic, I lose their voice; I figured a lav mic would help. I even purchased a second transmitter separately because I wanted to try these for interviews.

The second transmitter (also returning) did have an antenna and both are labeled PXD2 on the back. I’m returning to the store, maybe they can figure it out if it’s a manufacturing problem or if they sent me a returned product that someone swapped the transmitter on.

This was exactly what I was looking for. I am a marketer who frequently shoots video with my phone and a stabilizer and I needed a microphone to add to my kit. The microphone quality is good, audio is clear and I didn’t notice much (if any) rustling-around sounds from the mic against the interviewee’s collar, although I had the microphone positioned outside of their shirt so I can’t speak to how it sounds if tucked underneath.

The only reason I’m giving it 4 instead of 5 stars is that I wish there were other ways to secure the receiver. I needed to be able to attach it to the handle of my stabilizer and ended up wrapping it around with electrical tape.

Some kind of elastic band or other options for attaching the receiver would be nice but I like the functionality of this mic so much that I’m willing to work around it. Overall, this was a great buy!.

For the price i paid $89 is a way you can get into wireless that works without going broke. it may not sound as good as Sennheiser G2 or G3 however it also doesn’t cost $400 to $800 if you have a low budget under $100 this is a choice i would recommend.

WAIST OF MY MONEY!!. I can’t even use the product!! sounds so BAD. it was a waist of my money and didn’t know until time had passed to RETURN THEM. but if I can PLEASE let me!! THEY SUCK SO BADDD!!!.

Easy to set up and produces great clear sound. Use for real estate videoA

Bang for buck, I think you’ll have to go a long way to beat them.

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