Labstandard Wireless Lavalier Lapel Microphone for iPhone, iPad, mini Video Recording Mic for Interview Video Podcast Vlog YouTube & Livestream, Noise Reduction, Plug & Play (3-in-1 Port)

I use this Labstandard microphone to record content from time to time, and it sounds really good. Easy to use, and so far everything's perfect. I recommend it if you're looking for something practical and with good audio.

These are GRRR8! They've got two kinds of little guard thingers, what to stop the wind and the pops and such, they work well. You don't even need it up by your head, it picks up well from anywhere on your shirt. Sound quality is good, not great, which is to be expected - there's nothing wrong with it, it's just not "studio quality". They pair really easy, you can pair both of them at once, turn on the device, turn on the mic, green light goes from flashing to solid, done! Tried it with USB-C, iPhone, and 1/8" jack (I got the 3-function version) and they all work. No complaints!

I am an influencer and need this mic for noice cancellation. I am always running out of battery in my old one and different brand. This is great product.

Terrible. The receptor doesn’t work and when I plug it into my phone it goes red, green and blue and doesn’t come to one color. When trying to connect the microphones, it doesn’t work and will connect for two seconds and then unconnected. The audio is in and out of reception. Don’t waste your money on this, it is not worth it.

Design is easy to hold and use. Quality was also nice and functional especially when on the go. Don’t like how it sounds a little stuffy but it was still good and clear. Just wish it would reduce background noise a lot more.

I have been testing them out and they seem to work fine for me

I bought this mainly for its 3.5 mm TRRS connection so I could run it through my mixer for gain, FX, and EQ. The USB connection worked fine, but I couldn’t get any audio through the 3.5 mm port. The product description shows the cable plugging into a camera — which typically uses a TRS jack (two black rings) — but the receiver actually has a TRRS jack (three black rings). That design would normally work with laptops or phones, not cameras. It didn’t work with my TRRS devices, and while it might function correctly with TRS setups like cameras, the choice to use a TRRS jack on the receiver is confusing. The inclusion of a headphone output suggests it was designed for TRRS devices, yet the marketing and wiring don’t match. Overall, the description showing TRRS on a 'Camera' mic is misleading, and the hardware design doesn’t make much sense.

Nice product...........with just one thing missing: How to use it ! Why on earth can we not have companies that are thoughtful enough to include instructions with their product ? They brag and brag on it...but never take time to include proper instructions. Saying "with real-time auto-sync technology and noise reduction features" doesn't help the customers one bit ! It's lazy and cheap to just throw products in a box without telling people how to use them

The picture has the fluffy micro microphone and its just a plain foam microphone. Otherwise works well:)