🎤 Comica BoomX-D2 2.4G Wireless Lavalier Microphone System with 2 Transmitter and 1 Receiver for Smartphone, Camera, Podcast, Interview, YouTube, Facebook Live Review

We bought this and tested it with their WS50 wireless mic we had for 2 years. Unfortunately, and I mean VERY sadly, the new boom is significantly inferior in quality and clarity of the voice. We tried different mics on the Boom, including the built-in mic, the included wired mic, and the Rode mic. All showed roughly the same results, meaning the problem isn't with the microphone but with the device itself. We really wanted it to work so we could have a 2 person mic set, but in reality the voice

I've been wearing them for a few weeks and love them except for one big flaw. Microphones are too sensitive. I've tried adjusting the gain on the microphone and on the sound card it's connected to. But even on the lowest settings, I tend to cut off the mic if I get too loud/excited. (This is not a scream, but the usual increase in voice). I wish it wasn't because I absolutely love everything about this system. I may return after a few more tests, but so far I'm disappointed. If you're a quiet…

After seeing that YouTuber Young360 recommended them, I decided to give them a try. Well I couldn't be happier. This pack gives you everything you need to record great sound in your next video. They are ideal for interviews and other video dialogue. They pick up voice clearly and are incredibly easy to use. You can connect the receiver directly to the audio port on your DSLR or (as I would recommend) connect it to an audio recorder. On my last shoot, my Zoom recorder was running separately, so…

I tried two devices and they both had the same popping noise. I understand that if you have any Wi-Fi devices nearby they may be interfering with this unit, but that seems overly sensitive. I've searched a lot on google and couldn't find any others that had the problem I was having. I replaced the first device that I thought was defective. The second device I noticed was that it would definitely make a sound if I was near my network router. I thought I was ok after finding out. I took the…

Check out my video showing how I use these mics for both my cooking demonstrations and for a one-to-one conversation. * These mics also have a bonus gain control feature for each mic. Not many microphones have a gain control. * Includes microphone and lavalier microphone. * The distance between microphone and receiver has been tested at approximately 60 feet. Works very well. * True stereo when using both microphones. * Works with any application that supports external microphones through the…

UPDATE: Just used it on some videos. I had distortion on my mic the first time, although the levels were normal. I assumed the microphone in the toilet was where it happened. On the next recording, I moved the microphone a bit and observed the volume of my speech. This time the sound was clear. I like the sound and I really haven't done much in the post. Original post: I just received the Comica BoomX-D2 and did a quick test with it. The sound quality, at least for my voice, is very good. The…

Similar to Rode Wireless Go but with a number of cost advantages. The flat receiver is amazing. The clip fits perfectly into your camera's hot shoe. In terms of cost, the Comica comes with two transmitters, but for the driving equivalent you get two transmitters instead of one. The 3.5 mm jack is suitable for both the supplied lav microphones and an external microphone. The battery lasts about 5 hours, which is more than enough for most recordings. The Rode Wireless Go claims a 7 hour battery…

UPDATE: I am returning these mics. Despite the quality, ease of use, and everything I originally wrote about earlier, there is a huge 20ms latency in the transmission of sound from these mics that I didn't notice until I tried running it into my camera. That's a big deal. Maybe not for YouTubers, but most people who use them to connect to their camera will notice a huge amount of lag resulting in a distracting loss of sync. It's a shame because these mics showed so much promise. They are…