Travor Dual Wireless Lavalier Microphone System - Headset/Lapel Mics with Noise Reduction for DSLR Camera, Smartphones, PA Speaker, Podcasts, YouTube, Interviews, Vlogging, Video Recording Review

I like the small size and the sound quality. I bought them to use for my lecture videos and Bible study. I just needed a mic to record my audio as I moved. These are pretty good for the price. If you only make sound, your voice quality is quite normal. It has all the adapters you need to connect it to a standard microphone jack or directly to a camcorder/mobile phone/digital camera. I was able to transmit sound at least 100 feet without feedback or distortion. I'm too lazy to go further just to

First of all, this is not USB-C charging as stated in the description. Factory but have different brands. Microphones are currently the only devices I use for USB mic charging and I thought it would be nice to have some that use USB C like everything else I have. I'm lucky though as they work great and have little to no static or noise. or some people either don't know what they are doing or they are unlucky and got a faulty kit. They work well but only get three stars because of false…

I love this brand as they make lighting and audio products that fit our studio very well and as cost is always an issue they are always hard to find. a system that falls between good quality and not too expensive. This is one of the simplest two-channel wireless systems in use today and can switch channels at the touch of a button and connect the person to be interviewed or the subject to either a lavalier microphone or when we use it as a speaker we sometimes use the headset microphone that…

I bought this product to use with Zoom in a meeting as some participants were remote this year. The device was connected to my laptop. With the included cables you can use the microphone input and the output for external speakers. Participants could hear me clearly and the range was sufficient for a decent sized room. The battery life of the transmitter (microphone) was very good - about 4 hours of operation. The presence of two transmitters made it possible to work all day if necessary. But…

I've had my eye on these wireless mics for so long, and after trying about a dozen I finally bought one. This setup is complete. It comes with two transmitters, two Madonna mics, two lavalier mics, two charging cables, three different adapters, a receiver and a mic stand mount. I first tried it on our Costco stone blocker. There were no settings, just plug and play. Both microphones work fine at the same time (two microphones, one receiver). I tested both Madonna's overhead style and the clip…

When I first opened this product I thought I would get 2 mics to swap between headband or lapel but there are 4 in the pack! I've included some quarter size comparison images so you can see how compact this setup is. I also like the included cable, which allows you to charge both transmitters at the same time using just one USB port. I ran some tests both in camera and off camera using an external recorder. Both devices worked great with this microphone setup. All you have to do is turn it on…

I'm an Emmy-winning video producer and used to expensive professional equipment. Like the rest of us, I was faced with the need to replace all of my wireless gear as the US government sold the 698-898MHz band to cellphone companies. These were the frequencies that all of our professional wireless devices used, and now even their USE is illegal! UGG! Hundreds of millions of dollars worth of professional wireless equipment have been classified as junk by our government. So this time I'm buying…