🎙️ Movo VXR4000R-PRO Shotgun Microphone: Enhanced Directionality with Shockmount, Audio Filters, Gain Control, and Windscreens Review

I used this mic at a wedding with my tascam and it worked well. The dead cat was very helpful because it was raining and windy but they wanted to shoot outside. Definitely a good return when thinking about starting mics.

Worked as I hoped. I'm currently using it with a Canon Rebel T7i, there aren't any compatibility issues and the sound quality is pretty darn good. In addition, the victory was very convenient. This is an inexpensive option that really works.

So far so good. I needed an extra microphone and based on previous feedback I decided to take a chance. I saved $60 for a similar mic that did NOT include a "Dead Kitten" squelch. I like the fact that the mic uses a 9V battery instead of the camera battery.

I bought this to use as an external microphone while recording videos on my iPhone. I was very happy with the sound it was able to record and used it for three days with no problems. The next time I tried to use it, it wouldn't connect to my iPhone. I don't know what happened but I sent it back. I might try to get another one if I can't find a better solution

For the money this mic is hard to beat. There is a bit more background hiss/noise than I would like, but that's okay. Whether you're recording basic YouTube videos or just getting started, this mic is the way to go. The plastic bracket looks a bit cheap, I would be careful with that. But then again, I don't think you'll find a much better sound recording solution for the price.

Works very well Sounded fairly good, a bit static compared to more expensive options. The way the microphone is hung on this stand is a bit annoying. Even the slightest shake and shake of the camera creates a faint shaking noise in the recording, so you need to keep the camera steady. I've used other mics on the camera and this is the first time I've had a problem.