UHURU Wireless Lavalier Microphone Set with Multiple Mic Options, Rechargeable Bodypack Transmitter & Receiver - Ideal for PA Systems, Cameras, Teaching, Video Recording Review

I was very nervous about this purchase. I'm a high school teacher on a budget, but teaching via videoconferencing ties me to my desk. I desperately searched for something that would allow me to walk across the room. My first wireless setup was a waste of time so I tried to find an affordable yet reliable setup. So far this has been an answered prayer. Easy to use but quickly drains the required 9V batteries.

Ready to use right out of the box I was impressed. Nice packaging and comfortable case. The included 3-pin 1/4" x 1/8" adapter DOES NOT WORK AT ALL. To confirm it wasn't the box itself I hooked it up to a 1/4" jack amp and it worked! I used the adapter I had, in fact I used 2 different ones and it worked, but the hum was awful.The unit came with the manufacturer's business card with website and email.I emailed them straight away (it's mid week) and after 2 days I haven't received anything from…

Lapel mic is a bit weak. You almost have to hold it for it to capture your voice. If you wear it over a shirt/collar, the sound will be weak. Ditto for the headset mic, which is slightly better than the lapel mic but still not as great for vlogging use. The handheld microphone is what sets this device apart and the sound quality is good. There is a phone holder and audio cable, but unfortunately to use either of these you have to remove any case on the phone as the audio cable will not fit into

I love this wireless microphone! I was concerned about distance or interference and noise. But this setup is so easy, plug and play and you have 3-4 different mics to choose from from this exchange. The sound quality is 'A-' just because there are a couple of quality speakers, but for the price they match the really high prices. ALSO this kit comes with a tripod that screws into the bottom of the phone holder and ALSO comes as a holder for the receiving antenna (for the microphone) on the…

I'm not sure I'll be able to pursue my new passion for pottery for long, I needed a simple, inexpensive wireless microphone that I could use while taking pictures. There are few technical details (frequency range, noise level, etc.), but it isolates my voice much better and cancels noise in the room than the camera's built-in microphone. I ended up trying both the Lava mic and the head mic, opting for the latter as it sounded noticeably cleaner. Pairing the transmitter and receiver was…

Very well made. Durable and has a certain weight. The cleanest sound I've found in this price range. I've tried several lavalier mics around this price and they've all been pretty useless due to poor sound quality, background noise, hiss, etc. unusable for recording (I record video). Most of them were good when used live, but for some reason they had a serious drawback when used for recording on any device. Next to. It has a great, almost crystal clear sound. There's a very faint hiss in the…

Bought for my husband. He is very happy with the WM-720. His review: Based on my experience with the Uhuru UM-920 podcast microphone (better sound quality than my Blue Yeti, which is twice as expensive), I had high hopes for the sound quality and value for money of the Uhuru WM-720. I use a Fifine K031B wireless USB mic (a headset and lavalier mic that I really like) when I need to move around while connected to a PC. I needed a similar mic/label setup to connect to a speaker system or audio…