Review on 🎤 BOYA WM4 PRO-K2: An Advanced 2.4G Wireless Lavalier Microphone System for DSLR Cameras, Smartphones, Recorders, YouTube, and Vlogging by David Romo

My wife recently bought me a Boya BY-WM4 Pro here at Revain. I'm more interested in video and I shoot a lot of drone and action movies. However, I've recently started interviewing people for a Facebook group. I wasn't happy with the sound quality of my pocket Osmo, while my phone and Osmo Action were better, they just weren't comfortable for casual interviews and allowed for too much background noise. You will not be disappointed when you unpack this device. The box opens in a very high quality sleeve made of thick fabric. When you open the case you'll find that it has a hard top seam that goes all the way around and fits into the seam at the bottom of the case making it so secure it "pops" when connecting and disconnecting . Strong lightning comes from three sides. Very impressive. However, it's only the wireless microphone system inside that matters. Again, you will not be disappointed. It comes with: three modules. Two transmitters and one receiver. Two lavalier microphones. A 3.5mm audio output cable to TRRS. A 3.5mm to TRS audio output cable. Two small foam windscreens for microphones. as simple as possible. Each device requires two AAA batteries. (Yes... six total and they are NOT supplied) The blocks are factory wired together. Plug in microphones, turn on devices and receivers. Connect the supplied cable between the receiver and the recording device. (TRRS for most smartphones and TRS for cameras and camcorders. They even explain the difference in the instructions) The sound quality is very good. While this is definitely not a studio mic system, I'm sure you'll love it. Foam windscreen is ok. They come off too easily. I haven't had any wind noise, but it hasn't been very windy when I've used it so far. The instructions are clear and easy to understand. I haven't noticed any weird language translation issues.