🎤 Alead Nolan LiveMIC2 Bluetooth Microphone: Long Range, Low Latency, Clear Sound for Education, Webinar, Conference, Hearing Impairment & More Review

I have a phone stabilizer and need an external bluetooth mic to enhance podcasts and vlogs. The product description warned that an app must be used to connect the mic to a mobile phone, but I was unable to transfer the sound from the mic to any of the apps I tried, including the recommended ones. When I tried the mic on a laptop with a Bluetooth connection, the mic volume was very low and wouldn't turn up. There were also distinct pops and shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh in what I heard from…

In short, my fathers are 92 years old and can barely hear. We tried several hearing aids but for some reason they don't fit him. And I still like talking to him, but when I do, the look on his face shows that he doesn't understand a word I'm saying. So I started thinking outside the box. There has to be a device like an amplifier that connects to the headphones via Bluetooth. It took a while but I stumbled across (Alead Nolan LiveMIC2). It worked perfectly. I paired them with Powerbeats Pro. He

I'm hard of hearing. I bought bone conduction headphones (Aftershokz AS800) but I needed a Bluetooth mic to record TV and voices. It's tiny and all in one. This is a mic, either omni-directional when there is more than one person in a conversation, or directional when one-to-one, and the transmitter is all in one. All other mics I looked at should be connected to the transmitter. I can put it next to the TV speakers to hear it or put it on the table when I'm talking to one or more people. There

So this is a Bluetooth mic and it works, please don't get me wrong. However, there are a couple of questions: 1. One of the things it is promoting is to help the hearing impaired. I use it to plug in bone conduction headphones to hear people around me. The problem with any of the clothing-mounted microphones is that the microphone is pointed at your mouth and this microphone cannot be switched off. The one who looks ahead, maybe I hear my voice very loud2. The sound quality is a bit lame. I can

I am deaf, lost my hearing due to a head injury a few years ago. Communication was a problem, so I found an Android app that works great with translating speech to text using my phone's microphone. It also supports external devices such as Bluetooth microphones. I was looking for a microphone that would work with my phone and a voice to text program. Nolan LiveMIC2 works like a dream. Easy to connect, speech-to-text translation is near perfect depending on how the person using the mic is…

I'm a lawyer. I refuse to attend a jury trial in person with only a cloth/paper mask. It is not safe and I will not rely on public opinion on COVID. I don't need your germs and I don't care what you think about it. If something needs to be done in person and for some reason I can't put on a 3M cartridge respirator, I put on Covidisor - think Sandy Cheeks' plastic cap. People can hear me talking, but I can't hear anything through this plastic dome. If I wear a plastic dome, I have to hear…