The quality is pretty decent. I mean, the sound coming from it is good, no cracking sound or whatever and I can connect my phone's bluetooth easily. This is awesome.

This is a high quality filter and like most quality products you get what you pay for. If you have professional grade equipment, you paid the price. It's not worth taking a short cut now and compromising the money you pored into that expensive lens and camera. The good news is this company makes a complete line of filters to match your equipment and budget. My advise, pick the filter and price that matches the grade of your equipment. You will be pleased with what you see when it arrives. Packaged like fine equipment, it comes with a secure useable case for storage and a micro cleaning cloth to keep it in good condition. Each filter has a serial number for online registration for its 25 year warranty... j

Price point on 5 verses 1 was super - adhesive button to the lens cap stuck great / put on on my son and son-in-laws camera and have spares to use if needed

I purchased a set of these after I lost my kit lens cap. Though I replaced that cap, I figured I'd take a proactive approach and get some of these to prevent losses of caps in the future. For the money, it's a great value and the piece of mind I get in not having to constantly check my pocket or nearby surfaces has already justified the purchase. (Extra bonus: not having to listen to my husband pick on me for "if your head wasn't screwed on..." jabs. Score!)So it does what it says on the box. No frills, just a little adhesive disc danging on a cord from an elastic band that goes around the lens. The length from the elastic band is approximately 6 inches down to the end of the disc, so expect 8 or so inches with a lens attached.These are a little awkward, especially if you remove the lens with the cap on and set it down. It'll cant to the side because the disc is rather thick (posted an image), so be wary of doing this. I'm also particularly wary of accidentally brushing or rubbing the keeper when storing the lens away in my camera bag. While gentle tests have assured me that the disc is affixed securely, I expect given time or a good hard knock will dislodge it. Some care has to be taken.Also, keep in mind that the band may obscure switches on pancake or small prime lenses. Though it is fairly firm, it sometimes shifts over my auto/manual switch on my 50mm f/1.8 prime. Still, these are, I feel, minor points for keeping track of my caps.The cloth was a nice, unexpected bonus; more than that, though (other reviewers mentioned this), I was pleasantly surprised to have also received a little note tucked in with contact details from the Digital Goya president. Though I hope not to need to contact him, I did like that little extra touch and direct methods to contact him should any issues arise.Edit (August 2 2013): One of these keepers finally bit the dust from some pretty rough manhandling. The plastic knob popped off and left the sticky pad on the lens cap after the line was yanked a bit too much. Considering it took some pretty rough handling to pull it apart, I'm still pleased that it lasted as long as it did. I would make a habit of pressing the plastic disc onto the cap firmly from time to time to prevent it from lifting up too much, but never had a problem with its grip.The only issue I had with removal was because the sticky pad was left on the lens, I had to peel it off and scrape off the residual glue left behind. This was a bit of a pain, but comes with the territory of sticking something firmly onto a surface. I could have simply re-glued the little cap back over the sticky pad to keep on using the keeper, but I just opted to remove it and use my spare keeper.Would definitely order some more when I need it.

This product does what it's supposed to do it allows 4k and it switches automatically back and forth between devices it's passive however it's not what I was looking for though.

I only have one mic to compare this with. The one I was using was a Uniden of the same type style. It was about 20 years old. Still works, but now I have decided to plunge in to DAW recording. I still have not figured out how to really use a DAW yet, so just for the heck of it, I did a side by side test on a powered speaker system. Certainly what this is not intended for. But this is what I found in my comparison:The Behringer felt more substantial. Of course, being new it looked a hell of a lot better, too.The Behringer came with a very usable case, yet the mic did not cost much. A surprise.The Uniden seemed louder at the same volume level.The Behringer however, has very effective internal pop filters. The sound was much more pleasing.I would have to say I made a good choice with this Behringer. Once I figure out how to use a DAW, using studio monitor speakers, I am excited to hear the outcome.Keep in mind, this does NOT come with cables. If you need cables, like I did...XLR to XLR, I ordered them while making this purchase. But all in all, you are still getting a great deal on a good microphone.

So glad to find this and I had it in one day. Perfect!

The speaker works great & the suction cup hold really well in the shower. It has great sound quality & volume. My son always charges it everyday so I can’t attest to battery life.