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

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 you place them. With these, the noise disappeared after a simple adjustment of the position. I was shocked. I was really expecting to get this in the mail, but it wasn't necessary! One thing that could be improved is the noise cancellation. I could hear a very faint background noise (the neighbor slammed the door), but it's barely noticeable. To be honest, if I hadn't known the door slammed at that exact moment, I'm not sure I would have heard the sound. I think outdoor photography can prevent the call from the wind; especially with microphones hidden under clothing. I will update this review when we shoot outdoors. The only thing I would like is that the left and right channels can be written to completely different output files. creates a completely different Solo file on the SD card than the Mic Two. I may have used this function incorrectly, but I couldn't figure out how to create two separate files. Also, I love it! I think you will get a lot for your money. I highly recommend it!