Review on 🎤 Comica BoomX-D2 2.4G Wireless Lavalier Microphone System with 2 Transmitter and 1 Receiver for Smartphone, Camera, Podcast, Interview, YouTube, Facebook Live by Lauren Morrison

Similar to Rode Wireless Go but with a number of cost advantages. The flat receiver is amazing. The clip fits perfectly into your camera's hot shoe. In terms of cost, the Comica comes with two transmitters, but for the driving equivalent you get two transmitters instead of one. The 3.5 mm jack is suitable for both the supplied lav microphones and an external microphone. The battery lasts about 5 hours, which is more than enough for most recordings. The Rode Wireless Go claims a 7 hour battery life, but from my personal use the 7 hour claim seems a bit overpriced. It comes with a windscreen that fits snugly over the transmitter's built-in microphone. Nothing special. The sound of the external microphone is very similar to the built-in microphone, but the built-in microphone sounds a bit harsher. In general, these are not significant problems, since the sound can be processed by an equalizer. Includes cable to connect various DSLR/smartphones. The range is more than sufficient in tests. Materials state a range of 50 feet, and in practice I've found that I can get up to 60 yards when there are no obstacles to the receiver and about 20 yards when walls and bodies are in the way. Designed for wedding interviews and audio recording in a relatively small space, the performance far exceeds expectations. I'm a fan.