【SYNCO Authorized】 SYNCO G1 (A2) Wireless Lavalier Microphone System - 2.4GHz Lapel Mic, Dual Transmitters & 1 Receiver with Low Cut Filter Function - for DSLR, Mirrorless Camera, Smartphone, Camcorder, Recorder Review

Done, packaging and quality are great! Comes with a great carrying case, clear instructions, all the cables and windscreens you need to get started and more! It was easy to set up and get started, and the sound quality is decent. You're never going to get great sound quality from a lab mic, but most importantly there doesn't seem to be any hiss, buzz or buzz at the jamming frequency (I've had this issue with other lab mics in the past). All in all, if you're looking for a reasonably priced lab…

For the price this could be very good. But if the sound disappears at a paid concert, nothing can happen. Twice they went out of sync at gigs, and even after reading the exact re-pairing instructions, one of them chose not to pair. Meanwhile, everyone on set waits 15 minutes while we keep trying. Not to mention that they worked flawlessly when tested in the office beforehand. They simply "decided" to end the pairing. Now when shooting that 1 such that the pair would work decently for about 5…

This is a great mic to be honest, I got it because the Rode Wireless Go could only receive 1 transmitter per receiver. The Synco Wireless G1(A2) system includes 2 transmitters that can be linked to a receiver, which is incredibly useful when it comes to capturing dialogue between actors and subjects. The wireless transmission is also handy, as it can reach a range of 50m to 70m in the test, comparable to the 70m range of the Rode Wireless Go. Since these things are so light and wireless, hiding

Started doing video interviews and needed ability to use microphones on people and needed wireless connections. I also wanted it to be affordable and hope for good quality. They really delivered from the start. There was a lot of background noise (air conditioning, traffic noise) in the area I was to interview. They did an excellent job of isolating the person speaking and delivering clear sound (especially when using a low pass filter). The ability to plug headphones into the receiver was…

When my wife decided to add Quality Audio to her video presentations, I set out to find it. We have a GoPro Hero 9 and the search started from there. If you're looking for it, you've probably already noticed that without "Mediamode" there is no direct way to stream audio to Hero 9. So we got it, and then I found that it has a 1/8-inch stereo input for external mics. After some searching I found more expensive alternatives. I was almost ready to buy it when I came across this little beauty…

I love the simplicity of this wireless lavalier mic system, it simply and automatically syncs up when you turn on the transmitter and receiver. Change recording volume. However, keep in mind that by increasing the volume of the recording, you also increase the amount of static noise that you need to erase and then edit. the digital voice recorder made a very destructive noise. To fix this I simply connected the transmitter to a small 3 foot 1/8 inch extension cord to keep the receiver as far…

Overall, this is a great system for most people who need 1 or 2 wireless mics for event video, vlogging, or any other application that requires wired mics used are not required. not practical. The processing quality is very good, the cases have a durable rubber coating and belt clips. The receiver strap clip doubles as a hot shoe camera mount. The sound quality is quite decent and the gain can be adjusted in several stages. You can select a low-pass filter if required. Zero-latency monitoring…

First of all I'm pretty sure I received the returned package. A few items fell out as soon as the suitcase was opened. I didn't pay much attention to it at first until I saw that there was a completely torn black box with nothing in it. I've seen mic silencers roll freely around the body. So that was the first big clue that came out. Second, microphone clips come in transparent pouches. One clip was in a transparent case, the other was already on the microphone. The lapel mic was not attached…

(test video included) I've been looking for a wireless Lava microphone system for a long time. The problem was simple: they are expensive. and they usually only come with one transmitter. If you want two channels, be prepared to double the already high price. But not with this Synco system. For about $150 you get a complete system: two transmitters per receiver. I've been watching them on Facebook since they were announced a few months ago and I had to jump in and buy them as soon as they…

TL;DR system for easy use but not necessarily on a budget to promote expensive brands. I was more than a little skeptical at first when I first started seeing the G1A2 review and the ads that popped up on social media for a $150 dual audio system, but after looking at some honest reviews and Having seen its relative affordability, I decided to go ahead and test this device for myself anyway. Now, if you're approaching this from a more professional background like me, don't expect perfection…