Movo WMX-20-DUO: 48-Channel UHF Wireless Lavalier Mic System - 2 Transmitters & 2 Lapel Mics - DSLR Compatible (330' Audio Range) Review

Item works great! Out of the box, very easy to set up and use. It's a bit cheap with the plastic, but the sound is definitely worth the price! There were no problems with it, the sound is excellent.

Until after seeing the reviews on youtube I bought this wireless pair for $200. Sony cameras. (FS100, A7II, A7RII) I was looking for a set with two microphones and transmitters and saw others for $500. But for only $200, it was a really good deal. She twice appealed to the court, the sound is very good. I use a low mirrorless camera volume just under 2 and the FS100 can steer at around 5. Very impressed with the range and connectivity. No pops, no cracks.

The WMX 20 Duo's transmitter and receiver paired up right out of the box. Did some quick distance/video checks for a/b comparison and the mics sounded great. I have worked in radio and television for over 37 years. While I was tempted to buy one of the "big names" in wireless mics to ensure quality, I settled on the value that Movo brings and I am more than happy with my first day purchase. Dear AA batteries (class AAA). I like screw adapters for mini plugs. I like the hard plastic case that…

I was disappointed that I couldn't control the volume on these guys. Only to realize that the volume can be easily adjusted, not with a rotary control on the main receiver but with the +/- buttons on the main interface. It might sound like "ghosts" but the transmitters also have these buttons and they change channels, that's all. So for some reason I figured the recipient would be limited to the same treatment. All in all, these are killer budget options to add to your arsenal. They cross each…

Depends on what you are using them for. When you use it for a live recording or event. They are alright. The sound quality is good enough. But if you're recording for narrative work or otherwise need high-quality audio so there's no interference at all, you'll have a harder time. Prepare to seek out interference-free channels. You also need someone to monitor this disorder. Once you have that everything else will work fine, range and sound quality will be good. The 2x transmitter is a really…

I ordered this product for live streaming and video conferencing. They seem to work well in home testing via Zoom. In this scenario, the camera with the receiver attached was no more than 24 inches from the transmitter and microphone, so the sound quality was perfect. When used live, however, the sound quality changed drastically. The installation distance was about 48 inches, and the sound was distorted and low. When recording with both stations, the audio was punchy and had a lot of feedback…

I received this set with high expectations. Build quality was okay, but overall the setup felt good. I put the batteries in and started testing the mics. I immediately noticed that the static was insane. I tried adjusting the volume on the receivers as well as on my camera but couldn't find a solution. I switched different channels, restarted the system, tried different cameras and couldn't get rid of the noise. After about an hour of troubleshooting, the new batteries were dead. I was furious.

I am very impressed with this product. I think it's great quality for the price I paid. It's very easy to use. The sound is pretty clear. No feedback from wireless transmitters, which has been an issue with other cheaper audio gear I've used. I'm really very happy with it, especially for what I paid. I used them to film a web series and we used surgical tape to tape under our actors' clothing. Usually, with lower quality microphones, you will hear a rustle or pop in your head no matter where…