WM100 Full Metal 4 Channels UHF Professional Wireless Lavalier Microphone System Compatible for Canon Nikon Sony Panasonic D/SLR Camera,XLR camcorder & Smartphone (50m-164foot)

The media could not be loaded. Whether it be for an interview, YouTube video, or casual school project, the Pixel MK20 has got you covered in all aspects. Its sturdy build quality is unmatched for any other microphone kits in this price range. It has a slim, aluminum design that allows for this to easily be hidden on the subject & not be seen during filming. It comes with everything necessary in the box to get this set up quickly including the TRS auxiliary cable which allows for this to be plugged into a camera. It also comes with a TRS to TRRS adapter which allows users to plug this into a smartphone easily. The sound quality is great & I'll definitely be using it from now on for closer to camera shots. The battery life is astounding too with 3hrs for full charge resulting in 7-10 hours of use.My only complaints with the set that I have is that it DID NOT reach the maximum distance it says that it can get to. 262ft? What a joke. I got to ~70ft and it was already getting static in its feed. Channel changing wasn't done during my tests but if I had done that, I'm sure there would have been some difference. Other than that though, it could have just been the channel that I was using or just the model that I got but otherwise, I love this product.Tying everything up:Pros:- Great sound quality- Sturdy build quality- Comes with extras (case, TRS adapter, high wind windscreen) not expected- Very easy to use and setupCons:- Some playing around with channels may be necessary before you get the distance that you need. This can be especially difficult if you're a lone videographer who can't be in two places at once. There's no way to tell from the transmitter how well the signal is being received.

Everything is good on this mic awesome sound and everything and I have 2 others that are going to buy this mic from here as well I just really need that part that it didn’t come with because there’s no way of putting the transmitter on the camera unless I use duck tape but I don’t really want to do that so.

It’s the first time I put a bad review!This what happens: battery fully charged, perfect condition not any electrical, magnetic sources near by!I was recording and my voice cuts, and it’s ruined!I adjusted the mic!I changed the mic with another!I changed the camera I was recording with!Every 2/3 minutes my voice cuts!I don’t understand why, online there is no explanation of this! They don’t answer when you call - so no customer service!Nothing to do!I was 1h recording video and it’s all ruined!!Don’t but this product!It’s a waste money and time!

The media could not be loaded. Working in the field creating video content has its own challenges and fiddling with inferior gear is not something I want to spend my time with! I need equipment to work, be super easy to set-up, durable, and all for the right price.I needed something more than a shotgun, but I also needed it small and light so that I can mount it on my camera while in my electronic gimbal. I found the MK20 on Amazon, read the reviews and felt this would be a good choice for my needs, and it did not disappoint!The transmitter and receiver are small, thin and light, despite having a metal housing. Setup was super easy. I plugged everything in, turned it on and was done. I started recording in less than a minute.I could not be happier with the sound quality, check out the video and listen for your self. I did have a little trouble with it dropping while walking on the trail, but I switched to a different channel, and that solved the issue. I was able to get about 60-70 from the camera and still have great audio. What I liked was there was no static when I got out of range, it just dropped the signal. This made it really easy for the camera operator to know when I was out of range.At one point we were sitting around a picnic bench, and some backpackers showed up. I placed the transmitter/mic on the table is it did a reasonably good job picking up everyone's conversation.The only thing I didn't like was the case. Don't get me wrong, it's a good case, but big for the gear and accessories. I wound up putting it in a padded zipper bag in my packAll in all, I am very impressed, and this has made a permanent spot in my gear bag![What's in the Box]Wireless 4ch TransmitterWireless Receiver with Real-time MonitoringOmnidirectional Lavalier MicrophoneAudio Connector CableMobile Phone AdapterTwo Wind MuffsDead CatThree Cold Shoe AdaptersTwo USB Charging CablesCarrying Case

We really liked the look and feel of the Fotowelt WM100. The small, metal casings seem to be well built. Easy to put on and to conceal. However, a buzzing sound can clearly be heard in the background. We tried everything, but could not get rid of the sound. Also, after only a couple of uses, we noticed that the battery on the transmitter was not holding a charge well.

It’s been two weeks since I got it and so far played it nice and easy. The FotoWelt WM-100 is a great wireless mic for one to have in their hands. With a battery life of 8-10 hours, it can easily hold up for strenuous days of shooting, interviews, or any other media work. The WM100's profile is small and very lightweight. Setup is extremely easy, as all you have to do is plug everything in and turn it on, and was able to start recording within a couple of minutes. The sound quality is superb, and picks up everything well, especially with voices. Although it says it can get to 164 feet, I was only able to reach around 70-80 feet, which is still very respectable. This wireless microphone works with any device that has 3.5 mic jack input. This mic has earned its place in my gear bag. Highly RECOMMENDED! Oh wait! Did I mention about the HARD CASE! Yes, it came with it for travel convenient and protection.

Works really well. Only had it a week but I have no complaints.. the audio quality is heavier on low eq.. but I can fix that in post. Comes with everything yu need.The only complaint is I want to buy another transmitter and I have for figure out how.