Audio Preamp Adapter, Comica LINKFLEX AD2 XLR/6.35mm Microphone Preamp Amplifier with 48V Phantom Power, Real-time Monitoring, Guitar Interface Adapter for iPhone, Android Smartphone, DSLR Cameras

I love this... now I can use my studio mic when recording with my phone. It is a game changer for me... and did I mention, it works perfectly??

I only use XLR microphones for recording voice-over on my computer through an Audio Interface. But sometime I work on my trip and I don’t have the audio interface with me so this Comica preamp adapter is a great solution to connect my XLR microphone to my laptop or my iPad and it works very well.The sound quality is very decent. It could get some noise if you turn the volume knob on the preamp to high.The preamp is powered by a 9V battery and it lasts quite long.

This works very well, but the headphone audio amplification gain is inadequate, had to run it through a separate headphone amplifier.

Really. It just worked, and was easy. Doesn't kill the battery at all. Thrillingly average and sufficient for folks needs.

I needed a preamp for my Comica Microphone and decided to stay within the brand. I really like the small footprint of this little pre-amp and have it attached to the desk boom that the mic is on.Good sound, good performance, and a very small footprint makes the microphone a super great addition to my audio approach to content creation.Good small pre-amp. You won't be disappointed.

This was just the thing I was looking for to provide me with a portable mic preamp with phantom power and a volume control. Sound quality is great and has plenty of headroom with the gain control to get a clean boost of volume when needed. Couldn't be more pleased with this. If they only would have included a port to plug in an A/C power adapter..but there are ways around that.

I couldn't get the thing to work AT ALL. The lights would come on, but I never was able to produce sound through this unit.

Though this is a niche product, if like me you have need for this type of preamp/adapter (allowing phantom power but also allowing you to not put phantom power on the line), it should not disappoint. It solved a headache I had trying to use two separate XLR mics (one needing phantom power; the other not needing it) and running them to a camera. Works superbly. Highly recommended!