Sujeetec Headset/Headworn Microphone – 3.5mm Screw Lock Microphone for Sennheiser Wireless System & Bodypack Transmitter-Beige Dual Earhook Omnidirectional Headset Head Mic

Bought this for our 11 year old granddaughter for last Christmas (2022) and she said it works great & still uses it. Purchased along with this unit: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FLZPVG4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Bought two mics for saramonic wireless system. The mic gain is less than saramonic but I prefer the lesser and perfectly for my Tascam DR40X. A quality product and only down sides are as follows ;1: Head worn wire is too small for big head2: Lock nut is too short to handle

I’ve been a live audio professional for 25 years. Over half of that in churches. I’ve been through a lot of different brands of earset mics. Most of them were ok, but very few exceptional. I bout these for a kids theatrical performance because they are usually abusive to mics. These have performed well above expectations. Excellent signal to noise level. Very good pickup pattern and sound nearly as good as our current Acacia mics. My only gripe is the boom for the mic isn’t braced very well and easily drops out of position. It’s a good thing that the mic picks up well enough that it’s not a huge issue. I would by them again.

I purchased it after reading other reviews. It works exactly as advertised and as the good reviews said. I really can't add anything. Good product. Good price.

I have a budget wireless mic system bought on Amazon with lavalier microphones. I was pleasantly surprise by the performance of the system and when an application came up requiring a headset mic, I bought this one as a trial. Now I've been in Pro Audio for decades, so I know what a good mic should sound like, and what features it should have, so let me share some of those.First thing you may notice with this kind of mic is its frequency response. In other words, does it sound clear and accurate, without overly accentuated highs or muffled sound. Also, because the mic is used so close to the wearer's mouth, proximity effect can over-hype the bass. This mic sounds well balanced for almost any speech application.The other consideration is handling noise; does it pick up the sounds of you hands touching the mic of headset to adjust it? All such mics will exhibit some degree of this noise but this mic was no more prone to handling noise than any other (way more expensive) headset mics I've used. While the fit requires a little wrangling to get right, once on it's very comfortable to wear through a presentation or meeting.My little mic even filled in for a Grammy-winning artist performing and talking over his music across many performances over 4 days recently. I never told him how little I paid for the mic, but I received no complaints from him or his tech. Buy one. I bought two.