SaramonicUwMIC9 96-Channel Digital UHF Wireless Dual Lavalier Microphone System, Includes 2x TX9 Bodypack Transmitter and RX9 Portable Receiver

A little on the expensive side, but so worth it. Great range on them, adjustable frequencies with a long range and having two mics and transceivers perfect for walking interviews or debates.The clips could be a little more durable and not slide off the units as easily. I use rechargeable batteries but always keep an extra brick of AA batteries in my bag because the battery meter seems to not be too accurate. Look at it after an hour use and have 50%,go to put them on the person again and they are suddenly dead. (I have never had one go dead while working. Just when you turn them off and turn them back on again after a long period of use)

I've been using Saramonic's wireless mic system for a year now and can say that this is a professional system at a great price. I work professionally as a videographer, so I've given these mics the runaround across dozens of video shoots. And because I'm also a video editor, I appreciate the quality they deliver in the end video product. Sennheiser is certainly the market leader in this segment, but they're also considerably more expensive.My criticisms:1: There were a few occasions where I had signal dropout due to interference; cell phone most likely.2: Battery caddy on one of the units tends to get stuck, and requires using a flathead screwdriver to slip in and nudge out.3: Compared to Sennheiser, they lack the same level of fidelity, and as such lack the same clarity.

I am very impressed with the quality and performance of this microphone system. I used this for a remote shoot, attached the receiver to my camera using the shoe mount and the sound quality was perfect. I also used this system for voice overs running the line thru a mixer and sound quality was perfect. For the money you won't find a better wireless microphone system. Would purchase again.

AWFUL set of of lav mics.First, the lavs did NOT work 100%. The slightest bit of wind or shift would create interference and cause me to lose my signal. I spent the entire shoot praying I would be able to record sound for the entire take. Thankfully I had my sennheiser shotgun mic as backup otherwise I would be nervous that there would be no sound for the entire day.Second, the company offers a signal receiver for 2 transmitters, but they don't offer a an XLR splitter so you can record to 2 different channels?Third, as other reviews have mentioned, the set will eat through ~10 AA batteries if you're shooting an entire day. Very expensive.Finally, although the lavs did pair quickly and the system was easy to use, the overall quality isn't super great. I would say it's you get what you pay for, but I feel that a Rode or even a Shure would be better and more reliable in this price range.

It is an okay product and a great product for the price. The sound quality is good.

Everything works as advertised! Using both receivers at the same time, on separate channels is pretty easy. Just put it in stereo mode and separate the tracks to edit as you please. Just used this unit on a few shoots and I am super pleased with the battery life, easy set up, the build quality - I recommend the purchase.

I am using these mics for my YouTube channel and love them.I can mount the mic receiver to my camera's hotshoe and plug it into the mic input.The sound on the mics is very clean, clear, and the range is impressive. I was concerned that they might pick up clothing rustle, but that hasn't been an issue for me so far.When using both mics you can pan one hard right and the other hard left which gives you independent control over them when mixing audio later.The original box they came in is sturdy to use for storing and transporting the mics, as well.

I bought this to make the audio syncing process easier, and it does...BUT... I mean, this product get the job done. But I jsut can not rely on them. I want to be able to use something that doesn't have fuzzy connection due to frequency, the system is big and heavy, they have the long wires on them which is annoying, and the mics it comes with are rather large. It's difficult to use and bulky setup. I like a quick and easy process and with this, I am always unsure and not super confident in the system. The batteries never last and always seem to die on me mid shoot. I am no pro with audio, but I just know these are unreliable, die mid shoot, and I no longer use them. Wish I didn't buy them. I just use my Zoom H1 with a separate lavalier mic and the process is smaller and more reliable. Plus i can have two audio sources, one from the camera, and the audio from the zoom h1. Just is more work syncing the audio.