Review on Microphone Transmitter Batteries Preaching Recording by Amber Jackson

I'm not sure I'll be able to pursue my new hobby of pottery for long, I needed a simple and inexpensive wireless microphone that I could use when taking pictures. The technical details of this are a bit flimsy (frequency response, noise level, etc.), but it isolates my voice and cancels out room noise much better than the camera's built-in microphone. I ended up trying both the Lava mic and the head mic, opting for the latter as it sounded noticeably cleaner. Pairing the transmitter and receiver was automatic and painless. I have the WM-721 version which uses AAA batteries instead of the built in rechargeable batteries. It's definitely battery powered, so I could get a set of rechargeable AAA batteries to swap out as needed while streaming. Overall I'm happy with it. I would consider this a good starter kit if you don't want to spend a lot of money setting up a branded wireless microphone, but want something that gives you a noticeable improvement in sound quality over using the built-in microphone in your camera. .