So far, this has proven to be a value of solution when it comes to both price and function. This kit comes with a wonderful semi-hard-shell case to protect everything while you are on the go that seems to do more than enough to protect the gear from any normal situation.The receiver is a little larger than some but it doesn't get in the way or anything. Simply 30-40% larger than your typical DSLR setups. It is easy to configure and the battery life seems ok. It is a single-channel receiver, so it will only work with one mic connected at a time (in case you buy into a lav option later on for it).The handheld microphone is about standard in both design and size. Configuration is also pretty simple between the power button and two switches inside of the battery compartment area. There is a decent distance that can be had between the mic and the receiver, allowing for most situations where you would be recording, and reception seems pretty clean. There is some unusual wind-noise that it can pick up from time to time, but a foam windscreen around the top should solve that (you'd have to buy that seperate as it doesn't come with any).The highs are a little sharp/bright on this microphone. Because of this, voices are super crisp. However, they are also a little exhausting due to how sharp those highs are. So it may not sound "perfect" right out of the box. You will want to run it through a simple mixer or worry about it in post-edit to get the right EQ/mix.For the price, this is a pretty good kit to get started with if you don't have a lot of money. Maybe you are a beginner vlogger looking to get out there and mobile with a wireless solution. Maybe you are doing something at home. Nonetheless, if you aren't looking to spend much, this may be an option for you.**If you have found our review helpful, please vote it as helpful below so I know. This helps me provide quality feedback in the future.

I chose this stand for in-house recording. It works well enough for non-location use.PROS:The product page gives a good indication of what you can expect. I found it helpful and accurate.The stand is quick and easy enough to assemble. The adjustment knobs hold the main column securely in position, once tightened.The stand breaks down into many parts that are supposed to fit into a 20” x 7” carrying case with a strap and a Velcro closure. It took some time and frustration to figure out how to get everything into the case so that the Velcro flap would close (see CONS, below). But once you figure that out, it’s doable.It comes with two different types of mic clip, as well as two cable-routing clips if your mic is corded.I love the legs of the stand which can adjust to different spread angles, even to lay almost flat on the floor for maximum stability. The legs have non-slip boots.The boom of the mic stand rotates 360 degrees horizontally as well as up to 180 degrees vertically.Cons:The case requires you to substantially disassemble the stand for transport. Reassembly on location is time consuming and inconvenient. If the carry-bag was more reasonably sized, this would not be necessary.Once assembled, there are no extension stops on the column pieces. The only way you know how far you can extend a section is when it comes apart in your hands.There is some concern about the arm. This is not a heavy weight stand. If you have a heavy microphone with a cage, it may lower the boom arm if you don't remember to properly counter-balanced it by changing the length of the boom arm on that side. I don't know, I'm using a lighter microphone, so just be aware.Conclusion: I’m pleased with the stand for my limited, non-portable needs. It’s probably a good value for the money. It works well for my current needs.

I bought this product because the price seemed much more affordable than similar products of well known brands. I'm a novice photographer, and started recently traveling more, so I needed a camera that would be resistant and waterproof.This Akaso camera did not disappoint. It's a great product came just as described, the battery holds the charge amazingly well, was able to use the camera for almost three full days on/off without needing to charge. The quality of the pictures is more than great for the price, the video and sound is good too, but for better sound definitely use a microphone. The zoom capabilities are also good for this product. I'm overall very happy with the purchase, and definitely recommend this product, specially as a start up sports camera. I wish there was instructions on the way to use the accessories that came with it. Also recommend using a case or a cover to protect the waterproof case against scratches when storing it.

This is one of the best gaming headsets I've used. When it comes down to it, there are only a few things that really matter in a good gaming headset. Good clear sound, and a decent microphone. Everything else is an added feature, but most of the gaming headsets I've used focus far too much on some random feature and let the basic purpose of a the headset fall by the wayside. For once, this headset doesn't. Sound quality is very good, not audiophile quality, but plenty good for most of us. The ear cups are large and cancel outside noise extremely well. The overall construction looks and feels sturdy. Volume control is a dial located on the right ear cup, and you just flip the mic up to mute it, so nothing dangling on the cable. The microphone is very good, it picks up my voice clearly and consistently without me having to shout, but cancels background noise well enough that people don't have to listen to my keystrokes or bag of chips. I do have some small complaints about the headset, but nothing that would take off a star. First, the cable, it's a little short, and whatever material it's coated with makes it stick to everything and be prone to tangles. For gaming equipment I'd expect a long braided cable, not sure why they chose to go with sticky rubber instead. Second, and last, the mic doesn't position well, it's a little flexible, but if you try to bend it towards your mouth it immediately springs back to its old position, it may as well be hard plastic.Pros:+ Good sound quality+ Good mic quality+ Flip up mic mute+ On ear sound level dial+ Nothing on the cable+ Solid Construction+ Good noise cancelingCons:- Super sticky, non-braided, slightly short cable- ridged "adjustable" mic boom

I received my Wansview 1080P 101 Webcam with Microphone, Plug and Play, USB 2.0 on 1/14/21 I had previously tried the Wansview 1080P 102 Webcam without much luck as there were bugs and the plug and play did not work on either my windows 8.1 or window 10 computer. After several emails back and forth to China I decided to buy the 101 and review itThe product was received 2 days after ordering, well packaged and with no apparent damage. The box contained the camera and a small instruction sheet which requires one use a magnifying glass. No QR code to provide addition instruction or easier an easier to read PDF file.I plugged the camera into my HP Window 8.1 pro, Intel® I5-5200U 2.2 GHz 64 bit Laptop USB 2 port, and the software appeared to load but the camera did not come up. Nothing showed up in device manager or under imaging devices? So I tried it again. Turns out it did load but it’s not that easy on 8.1 to switch cameras after trying it with GoToMeeting I got it to work. Still not easy to switch between the laptop built in camera and the 101. But it does work fine.One major issue it the camera clip it is not very adjustable. You can’t pan up much at all so not good. When mounted on the laptop screen it is very distracting. The camera can not rotate on the clip either. Adding standard thread camera tripod screw mount would help and then it could be mounted to a tripod to allow better positioning and height elevation.I managed to mount the camera on a file rack to get it up and off my laptop screen. See pictures.That said how much can you expect from a $28.00 US camera.Be aware this company is located in China and because of the time difference it takes at lease 12-15 hours for a response from their technical support group. That’s not too bad.I would say if all your looking for is an inexpensive HD camera with a microphone. Give it a go.

I bought this to replace my ageing headset microphone and well I like it and then I don't... Here is why.Firstly the mic is like superman, it picks up everything and I mean everything. And this caused problems, many problems. I now go to a counsellor twice a week due to the images planted in my head because of this mic picking up my next door neighbours adult conversations and doings. Not only that when I'm using the mic to talk to friends etc. It picks up the sound of my keyboard and mouse, which are not that loud to be honest, even when I tried software to eliminate the sound it still is there. I do guess that this will go away when we're both in game due to the sound being so faint when using software.I do like the microphone, it looks very cool and is nice and clean, I bought a pop filter with the mic and in fairness it was a wait of money, they mic isn't to bad when breathing near it etc. I do think that it could have a bit more bass to it but what it has got will do for the use of it. I don't think that the stand is really useful as it means that the mic is closer to the keyboard and mouse so a mic arm would be beneficial. It also is very, very short and unless you're 4 foot 5 then this mic might be to low down. I kinder wished I bought the Bluesnowball standard instead of the Ice as I believe the buttons on the back might be beneficial for me.On the good side the mic is rather strong, since I've dropped it 3 times on my wooden desk. It looks very, very nice and that's mainly the reason I bought it, that and I wanted to be able to detect things from miles away like superman...All in all I would recommend this mic as it is reasonably priced and looks awesome, and it reminds me of a pokeball.

Vtech is a brand I can rely on time and time again for everything from phones to baby toys & accessories. I trust this monitor, and we've been using it for 7 months strait. Both units are on 24/7, & It's never failed me. The batteries only last a day in the parent unit, but I've only used $store cheepies, and rechargables, so I'm totes okay with that. I've never used batteries on the baby unit, it's always left plugged into the wall, and the microphone sensitivity is so good, I've not yet had to move it. The parent unit does emit beeps about 10 minutes before the batteries are going to die.I do like that the opposite monitor beeps if one unit is on and the other is not, from a battery dying, or coming unplugged, or just powering the opposite unit off. The microphone is very good, picking up the tiniest of non room background noise. I have the baby unit centered in the back of the master bedroom, and it picks up baby wherever she happens to be in the room. I almost always leave quiet, relaxing music or white noise playing quietly, and as long as I don't turn the parent unit up more than 2 notches, I won't get any music/noise playing on my side, but it picks up the baby stiring, crying, or babbling just fine. Or I can turn my unit up all the way and listen to what she's listening to. I did not purchase this unit on amazon, it was given to me second hand, and it still works wonderfully. So well infact, that I'm now on amazon seeing if they sell extra parent units, as we are moving into a much larger home, and I don't want to buy a whole new set, and risk it not working for us. I KNOW this one works great, every time!I would recommend this to family and would buy again.

The Samson GoMic is one of my best purchases. If you need a decent USB microphone to record lectures, podcasts, video / presentation narration, or for communication (skype) - LOOK NO FURTHER. This mic WILL NOT perform well to record jam sessions / live gigs.This mic delivers very clean sound, it's sensitive enough and doesn't require you to raise your voice for it to pick up from a surprisingly good distance.The Pros:- Clean, transparent sound and good sensitivity- -10db pad for high volume applications- LED peak indicator (red) / good signal light (green)- 2 polar patterns (omni / cardroid) for a variety of applications- Headphone jack for no-latency monitoring- The stand works. It's not very pretty but it's completely functional and the rubber gaskets and spring feel robust and heavy duty. Overkill for such a small and light mic. I like that.- Comes in an awesome carrying case.- ALL OF THE ABOVE FEATURES FOR THAT PRICE?! amazing. never seen a deal like that before.The Cons:- I don't like the fact that the microphone body feels like cheap plastic.- Even with the -10db pad engaged, the mic will still peak out in loud environments. You will not be able to record your jam sessions or a live gigs with this mic unless it's FAR AWAY from the drums or loudspeakers.- The stand squeaks when the mic is being positioned. Shouldn't be a problem as you set that up before you start recording, but be advised you probably wouldn't want to change the mic angle when the record button is pressed as handling noise would be evident.Excellent excellent excellent mic. I also have the Blue Eyeball 2.0 (which is essentially a Blue Snowflake with a camera on it) and while the Blue sounds a bit richer and handles high volumes better, the Samson GoMic IS THE BETTER CHOICE. trust me. Look for my review on the Blue Eyeball 2.0 it on its product page.