Review on 🎙️ Upgraded PoP voice Lavalier Lapel Microphone - Omnidirectional Condenser Mic for Apple iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android Smartphones - Ideal for YouTube, Interviews, Studios, Videos, Recordings - Noise Cancelling Mic by Christopher Gonzalez

Pleasantly surprised. It's plug and play. No applications or special drivers are required. Very easy. As a videographer, I'm more and more impressed with the quality of smartphone videos. For this reason, I use my smartphone more and more for videos. However, the clay is usually one big drop. To solve this problem, I grabbed a wired Pop Voice lavalier mic. With this little microphone I can stream live from my Android (s7) to most social media apps like Facebook and Periscope with crystal clear audio. It was important to me to improve the sound that the smartphone's built-in microphone cannot transmit. This assessment is accompanied by a video. Watch and listen, what a difference between day and night when I'm using a lavalier microphone and when I'm not. There is no comparison. I am very happy with the quality this microphone has brought me. As for the microphone itself, the cable is 6.5 feet long, which is long enough to accommodate most needs. Since my arm is probably over 3 feet long, that's all I need. The built-in quality is excellent. This is an omnidirectional condenser microphone. (Do your own research.) The clamp is strong. Once fixed, it stays. The microphone itself is small enough that most people probably won't notice it when you're in the picture while streaming. If you don't care if you can see it or not, you get a pair of colored windshields (e.g. yellow and red), which is fun. They also add extra black which is really cool of them. Tips: It's usually best to hide the cord under your clothing. Place the microphone on your chest next to your head - it shouldn't be too close to your mouth. general. The mid-chest area is great. If you are breathing heavily, you can clip the mic upside down on your shirt to avoid the sound of your breath into the mic.