Review on 🎙️ PoP voice Premium 16 Feet Dual-head Lavalier Microphone | Professional Lapel Clip-on Omnidirectional Condenser Mic for Apple iPhone, Android, PC | Recording YouTube, Interviews, Video Conferencing, Podcasts by Lisa Phelps

So glad I found this. The quality of the video on your smartphone depends on the sound quality. Never forget that. I'm a video guy. If the smartphone is not directly in front of the face, you absolutely need a lavalier microphone. If you're interviewing and commenting on two people, this dual lavalier microphone is perfect for any smartphone. This wired lavalier microphone is plug and play. . No applications or special drivers are required. Very easy. To my surprise, as a video professional, I use my smartphone more and more for many of my videos. However, sound is always a weak link and a big problem. To solve this problem, I took a Pop Voice dual lavalier microphone. These two small microphones allow me to give live interviews from my Android (s7) to most social media apps like Facebook and Periscope in crystal clear audio. . For me it is extremely important to improve the sound quality beyond what the built-in microphone of the smartphone can transmit, the sound quality of which is quite poor. This assessment is accompanied by a video. Check it out and hear the difference between my wife and I with a dual head lavalier mic. You'll notice a big difference in sound when I turn the mic off. There is no comparison. I am very happy with the quality this microphone has brought me. As for the mic itself, the cable is over 16 feet long, long enough for most needs. Depending on the given scenario, a 16-foot throw is quite comfortable. Clips are strong. Once cut, it stays. They give you two extra clips which is very nice. They also add some extra black windshields which is really cool of them. They always seem to get lost, so having extra accessories is great. They also give you a few attachment types, so this will work on almost any PC or smartphone. The microphones are small enough that most people probably won't notice them when streaming from a camera. Tips: It's usually best to hide the cord under your clothing. Just weave it so no one sees the twine. Place the microphone on your chest next to your head - it should definitely not be too close to your mouth. The mid-chest area is great. If you are breathing heavily, you can clip the mic upside down on your shirt to avoid the sound of your breath into the mic.