BOYABOYAMIC Wireless Lavalier Microphone for iPhone Android Smartphone Camera, Onboard Recording, 200M Range, Clip on Wireless Lapel Microphone for Live Streaming Video Podcast Recording

The media could not be loaded.  My first impression of this Boya wireless lavalier microphone kit was overwhelmingly positive, with everything neatly organized in a convenient charging case. The included instructions, though brief, sufficed for the initial setup, but a more comprehensive guide would be helpful for exploring its full potential.The build quality is impeccable, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship and premium materials. The accompanying accessories, such as cables, adapters, and windscreens, were thoughtfully stored in a separate box. This kit is ideal for podcasting, granting me the freedom to move around without being tethered by cables.The pairing was quick and seamless, and the audio quality was outstanding. My interviewees have confirmed the clarity and lack of interruptions or interference. The low-cut filter effectively eliminates background noise, and the various other settings further enhance the audio experience.Charging is a breeze, either via the included cable or a power bank. The charging case doubles as a portable power source, capable of recharging both the transmitter and receiver up to two times thanks to its 3500 mAh battery. The battery life is exceptional, offering around 10 hours of use on a single charge. With a transmission range of up to 200m, I've enjoyed reliable audio quality even at considerable distances.The attached video demonstrates the impressive audio quality and overall functionality of the kit.In conclusion, this Boya dual microphone set is a high-quality addition to my gear. The automatic charging feature when placing the components in the case is a welcome convenience. The noise suppression is effective, and the lightweight components make it comfortable for extended use. I highly recommend this kit for its exceptional performance and value for money.

I'm going to write this review a little differently than I normally do.Wireless lavalier mics have become a commodity product. There are so many available. Some of them are very inexpensive and still useful.This one has features that go well beyond the basics. I'll go ahead and say that the audio quality is good, the range is more than adequate, and it is as easy to use as any other lavalier mic. I did not compare the sound quality to my other mics specifically. I would have if I felt like it sounded inferior, but it doesn't. It's as least as good as my other mics. I did not specifically test for range. I used it as I normally would a lavalier mic and noticed no range issues.This set is so flexible and feature-rich. I'm going to spell out some of the advantages of this mic set and why I'm so pleased with it.Each transmitter has both an internal microphone and a jack for an external microphone. (External microphones ARE included, or you can use any mics you prefer.) This gives you so much flexibility to do a quick shoot, clipping the transmitter on a shirt or jacket. However, you can also use the transmitter with a mic that you can clip with much less weight or even hide if needed. Windscreens are included for both the internal microphones and the external ones.Each transmitter has a built-in recorder. This means if your receiver shuts down or you lose signal, you don't lose your audio! I like having backups, and this is such a great feature to me.The receiver has a status LCD. This lets you check your levels, and see which transmitters are connected. It also notes if each transmitter is recording to its internal memory, if noise reduction is on or off, and the receiver's charge level. This little LCD eliminates all the guesswork of setting up audio for your shots. Note, that there are status LEDs on the transmitters to indicate charging, recording, and connection to the receiver, but there is not a LCD on the transmitters.The receiver works with Lightning connections, and USB-C connections and has a standard 1/8 output for cameras.The receiver's clip can attach to my camera's hotshoe (or a cold shoe on your rig) giving it a secure place during a shoot.The transmitters can attach via built-in clips or stupidly strong magnets.The charging case can be charged via a wireless charging pad.The system turns itself on and the transmitters connect to the receiver when you open the charging case. You don't even have to turn everything on, it does it for you. The transmitters stay muted until you remove them from the charging case.Are there areas for improvement? A few:The stupidly strong magnets mentioned above need some kind of grip on them. They are so strong that they're hard to use.The menu system on the receiver is not as intuitive as it could be.The included quickstart guide will get you going, but I'd prefer to see a full, printed manual. The manual was not available on Boya's website as of the time of writing, but I'm sure it will be up soon.Final thoughts:The features included in this set are, of course, similar to other offerings. However, the cost of this set is drastically less than similarly featured competitors. I found no major flaws in my testing, so I give this set a full recommendation.

By the time of writing this review, I notice that other reviews are out of "Vine Customer Review of Free Product", which means people were given the product for free to test and write a review, different from one purchasing it. It is hard to say it is better or worse. When people purchases something, they tend to have some expectation, and this lead to some emotional review, especially when the expecation is not met; when they are given for free, the pleasure of this compliment may also affect the quality of the reivew, it may be more difficult to talk about the downside of the product.--- here comes the review ---It has two versions. For the time being, there is only one color available on Amazon.Two issues I notice:1. the magetic clip is a pain to use. Too tight.2. the transfer speed from the onboard storage to PC is rather slowly, 2-3MB/s. Perhaps, the manufacturer wants to save the cost, but it is a bit of too slow, considering the size of file.

Von diversen Lavaliermikrofonen, die ich bisher testen durfte, überzeugt mich dieses Set am meisten.Die ganze Verarbeitung macht einen sehr guten Eindruck, der Lieferumfang ist reichlich.Man kann diese Geräte an Klinke, Lightning oder USB C anschliessen. Das Empfangsteil hat ein Display mit guter Anzeige und den wichtigsten Infos. Das Gerät selbst kann die Aufnahmen speichern.In der Ladebox sind die wesentlichen Teile für alle Anschlüsse untergebracht.Es gefällt mir, wie die Technik umgesetzt wurde. An das Empfangsteil kann man die Stecker für Lightning oder USB einfach anklipsen. Es funktioniert aber sogar auch ohne feste Verbindung. Das Empfangsteil lässt sich auf den Blitzschuh einer Kamera aufstecken. Die Mikrofone kann man mit einer Klemme oder einem (wirklich extrem starken) Magneten befestigen und es gibt sogar eine Mikrofonverlängerung. Ein toller Baukasten, mit dem man eigentlich alles verbinden kann.Ich habe die Mikros an einem Gitarrenverstärker, einem iPad Pro und einer EOS Kamera getestet. Alles hat auf Anhieb funktioniert. Die Tonqualität war super.Wenn es hier überhaupt etwas zu bemängeln gibt, dann wäre es die Unterbringung des Zubehörs. Die Mikrofonverlängerung, Windschutz oder Mikroklemmen oder den Klinkenstecker kann man nur lose zusammen mit der Ladebox in eine mitgelieferte Stofftasche stecken. Empfangsteil, Mikros und die Stecker sind schön in der Ladebox untergebracht.Es gibt auch eine App, für die man aber wieder ein Konto einrichten muss. Und die funktioniert auch mal wieder nur im Hochkantmodus, blöd für das iPad.

I've used various wireless microphones and some have been good and so have just been really awful. But when I saw these I was intrigued by it's low price and all the features that are packed in. And after all my testings and actual world usage, they have been really great for my needs. The only thing I would say that needs improvement is the built-in menu as you don't really know what everything exactly is or what changes it does. Overall it's been great from my experience with it.

Okay I had do some lengthy test to make sure I liked it. Before I used just a GoPro and a microphone now I use my cellphone and now I’m impressed!For interviews in a public forum or conference room it’s very clear. You can make it even sound better post video edit.I tried to do this outside, it did Pickup background noise if it’s really noisy but that’s okay, great for doing interviews for car shows, events, and even personal blogs.