Dual Wireless Lavalier Microphone System,Comica CVM-WM300A UHF 96 Channel Professional Lapel Lav Microphone for DSLR Canon Nikon Sony Camera XLR Camcorder Youtube Interview TV Video Recording(2TX+1RX)

Microphone systems are generally quite expensive and I'm a believer that you get what you pay for in a variety of product groups- mics included. Then here comes Comica and offers a product that totally bucks that trend.I've owned mic systems that are a couple of times more expensive than this Comica one yet are far and away worse products. The quality of the build on the Comica as well as the case and overall product is truly amazing, especially at this price point. Typically when a case is included with a product like this it feels like a cheap after-thought that never gets used- NOT the case here: pun intended.The case feels like one of those expensive Pelican ones that you special order for gear. The latches are robust, it has a water resistant seal, there is virtually no flex (the plastics are superb), and you feel like it could handle a couple hundred pounds of weight and be A-OK. The case is no joke.The microphone transmitters and recievers themselves... Oh, where to start. I can't really focus in on any negatives. The transmitters and receiver are both relatively heavy and built like an absolute tank. Their cases are metal and not the flimsy stuff- if you're loading your gear and a robber approaches, chunk one of these towards their head and it's game over. The screens are more than sufficiently bright and quite high resolution so each bar of battery life or signal strength is easily discernable as a quick glance. The glass used on the screens is super thick and has no flex- don't worry about banging it on whatever a user bumps in to. I love the fact that you can see the audio bar, battery bar, and signal bar from both transmitters on the receiver. That's supremely helpful. The lav-mics seem to be good quality and all of the 3.5m cables screw into the receiver and transmitters so that they don't get pulled out during use. That's great.Range is phenomenal, espceially when the audio quality is this good and there is absolutely no degradation of quality out to almost 400 feet. My findings echo what other reviewers have stated in that the 120m of advertised range is a pretty safe number. I'm getting perfect reception at 130-140m without any issues whatsoever. It's mind boggling that a wireless mic set this compact can manage a feat like that. Indoors is no problem, either. I've shot a couple of highschool pageants and used these mics through 200 feet of metal catwalks with absolutely no issue. Color me impressed.Battery life is great, as well. On the "high power" setting I seem to be getting around 11-12 hours of actual usage per charge. The lower power setting seems to almost double that, and should provide ample range for 90% of users. They seem to take around 4-4.5 hours to charge when depleted, which I guess could be a problem for some considering they have sealed, non-removable batteries.I can't believe the quality of this product, especially at this price point. I wish they charged via USB-C instead of micro-USB and I wish they'd make you a sandwich when asked- but aside from these minor quibbles I don't have any reservation in recommending these mics. They are my new favorites.

Hello there,I bought these microphones for my field of study which is filmmaking. I have to say that these microphones have lot's of pros and a couple of cons. Overall; I would recommend these microphones but let me explain.PROS:These microphones have AMAZING build quality. Everything feels well made and most importantly it all feels like you can take them to any set/project that you're working on. This quality made me feel very comfortable with having this around and throwing them into and out of cars. The next thing that I would highlight about these microphones is the choice of rechargeable batteries as opposed to having to rely on AA batteries. Not having to buy batteries every set is a huge benefit since you can use a portable battery charger and use that to juice them up. Next up, the absolute EASE of use; I truly believe that anyone can find a way to connect these and I stand by that. The menu within each microphone is easy to use, easy to navigate and most importantly easy to READ. These microphones have a white-lit background, which I find easier to read texts (as opposed to orange backlit screens). So, they are all the good things; let's talk about the not so good things.CONS:These microphones are heavy, now I know some of you might not care enough about this but I found it to be an issue at times since it would weigh down on actor's clothing and cause issues with wardrobe and continuity. Next up, the microphones themselves do need some help. I found them to be EXTREMELY sensitive and I'd have to lower the microphone sensitivity a good amount in order to get a usable sound. Continuing on with these microphones, they don't sound the absolute CLEAREST but they do a decent job, I definitely think that Comica should work on making these microphones a bit better and increasing the clarity of the microphones. However, my workaround is having my own lav microphones and combining them with the transmitters/receivers from this microphone bundle.With all this said, I do recommend these microphones and TX/RX set. If anyone has any questions, I'd love to answer them.

The Comica CVM-WM300A wireless lavalier microphone product is worth the money! I was a little hesitant at first about making a decision and I'm glad I finally made the purchase! It's an easy setup and the sound quality is much better than what I was expecting. My wife is getting into interviewing when it comes to her college courses in media and this comes just at the right time! I wish I would have purchased this sooner! If you can't afford a Sennheiser setup, this will take the place of it without question because it's just that good without destroying your wallet, rending solid quality audio!

I bought this Comica CVM-WM200/300HTX to compliment my WM-300RX system which has a lavalier/beltpack transmitter. The handheld microphone is a good quality microphone. It is made of metal and sounds very good. It does have a bit of handling noise so you need to be conscious of that. On a stand or with minimal handling the microphone is a good reliable transmitter. Good range and virtually no dropouts, it performs better than my beltpack transmitter.

I picked these out for my church and have been using them once a week for a year in April. One transmitter has no sound and has to be rebooted. The other one goes from three bars to two... Then one.... constantly! It's a bummer because I love the integrated battery, aluminum construction and ease of use. They just don't last long.