FEELWORLD FM8: Universal Compact Shotgun Microphone with Shock Mount, Wind Shield, and 3.5mm Conversion Cable – Perfect for Audio Recording, Smartphones, DSLR Camera Filmmaking, Vlogging, Music, and Live Streaming Review

Nice to see that Feelworld has appeared in the audio section. Received it yesterday and was happy to see that I got so much for the price I paid. I bought a couple of monitors and they still work great so I had to try this mic, especially at this price point. A lot of my friends are starting to do more creative projects due to the quarantine and I would definitely recommend this to them! Happy customer!

frankly I am surprised by this microphone. It's well built, sturdy and comes with plenty of accessories including a dead cat (to reduce wind noise). This is an amazing mic for the price. Personally, I use this mic for Foley recordings by plugging it into my iPhone, but I'd say it's a great mic for vlogging and maybe even cover and music recording. It's definitely a better mic than the one on your phone or camera. Definitely recommend it. You are also welcome to watch my test video.

First of all I would like to say that I was a bit disappointed with the performance of the mic. Not to say it's bad, just not as good as some videos and reviews suggest. Before you buy, understand that this microphone is not very directional. It picks up almost all sounds in all directions. It doesn't sound much better than the built-in microphone either, but it improves the sound with accessories and its ability to pick up wind noise. In general, he's worth his money, but don't expect the…

Don't know. This cleaned up the audio a bit, but it's pretty poor compared to using a Yeti mic with a pop filter and audio adjustment. I still had to go through everything I recorded and add noise filters compared to using the Yeti mic where I don't have to use any filters at all and it cleans up the sound completely on its own. I would give this as a 3/10. Maybe less. It just doesn't matter, and every time I have to flip the viewfinder I have to turn it off because the connector blocks the…

At just $30, the Feelworld FM8 is an insane value for people looking for a small, compact, high-quality microphone for their camera or smartphone. Although the mic is only $30, it comes with a quality windscreen (that doesn't blow away like other mics in this category), a foam case, a TRS and TRRS cable, and an optional shock absorber. The microphone itself sounds very clear and much better than the internal camera microphone. It does an excellent job of eliminating background noise from the…

I was looking for a cheap gun microphone for my 4K camera but there were so many options and many of them were very expensive. I stumbled across the Feelworld FM8 universal directional microphone and to be honest I had to look twice at the price because what I read sounded too good to be true. Thanks to the universal microphone, I could also use it on my new smartphone, I just had to get it and try it out for myself. I was surprised how quickly it arrived at all and how light, portable and easy

Extremely fast and reasonable delivery. Feelworld FM8 is an excellent gMic for my application. I shoot with multiple cameras and use FM8 in mySony Alpha setup. I bought it to replace my Sennheiser mic which was too bulky and needed phantom or battery power. I like the size and reliability of this mic, having tested it as a photojournalist on special projects. It was hit by splashes from boats, beach and river shots, and hard shots from moving vehicles and off-road vehicles. It has a great…

The microphone easily attaches to my camera. I liked that it included a spare camera mount (red part) as I've heard people break it for similar looking mics. This one was attached to the red bracket so there was no problem and I have a spare. The red part is quite flexible which has both advantages and disadvantages as the mic can move a bit and doesn't stress that part, but the downside is that the mic can move. In terms of mic sound, there was good improvement at about 3 feet away and…

I have never written an online product review before but feel compelled to do so while praising this microphone. gadgets and prefer to use time-honored hardware that I've built over the years. One of my most recent and favorite purchases was the $300 Zoom F1 Audio Recorder, which can be configured as a lavalier mic or boom mic. Up until last week I was using the F1 as both a studio recorder and a portable recorder that could also be mounted on my DSLR's hot shoe and built right into the camera.