🎙️ Comica BoomX-D2 2.4G Wireless Lavalier Lapel Microphone System for DSLR Cameras, Camcorders, iPhone, Android & More Review

Our old Lava Mic System at work recently stopped working so we were looking for a new one to replace it. While researching, we came across the Comica Boom Wireless Lavalier Microphone. I liked that it comes with two transmitters instead of one. This was particularly useful when one transmitter ran out of battery while the other was charged and ready to use. It was also great to be able to use the microphone with two people instead of having to share it with each other. I've used the mic…

I rarely review the Revain. Here's my opinion. Simply put, it's pretty amazing. Do not exaggerate. I was arguing between Comica and Rode. HAPPY I chose Comica and saved some money. I've spent literally HUNDREDS on audio equipment with this solution right under my nose. It ranges over 100 feet and works well even when my camera was up and my mic clip was down. It sounded good too! WTH! Why did it take me so long to find her?!? Oh, if you're interested in any random stuff too, I didn't catch any…

I've used these mics a few times and they work well. Sometimes they can be a little buggy, but I'd say I've had no problems 95% of the time. The sound is decent, sometimes hoarse. Keep in mind that microphones are omnidirectional, so they pick up other sounds around the person wearing them and aren't as good in large open spaces. You get an echo effect when the room is not humidified. When using the included Lava mics, the audio is a bit muffled and you need to make adjustments accordingly…

I was looking to upgrade my old Azden WLX-PRO (built 2002, bought 2013) and after countless searches finally settled on Comica BoomX as it had what I wanted (USB via my old 9v, two mics/transmitters, less bulky) and everything was great until I tested them side by side. Wow! They hissed extremely, like an old worn out Black Sabbath cassette. I thought the mic might be of poor quality so I bought a Sony mic to try and it was just as bad. My old Azden is much better in sound quality and when I…

From time to time I will feature a product in a review that I cannot find fault with. And this is one of them. I've tried so many mic systems that I'm honestly sick of them, but this one caught my attention. Let's go through a few basics as the video pretty much covers everything. So let's take a look at the main features. It has audio surveillance, which is very important for those with camera systems who choose to exclude it. It features channel separation between the mics, which comes in…

Everything about this device is top notch, even upon unboxing we were given a nice carrying case! All three units are small as you can see in the pictures I've attached! Very versatile to hide and secure. It can also be connected to DSLR Hot-shoesPro: first of all. AVAILABILITY - Battery lasts a long time! Although there was no need to charge them, they came fully charged. When not in use, it can save battery pretty well on its own. - Comes with a receiver and two transmitters (if you need to…

I want to start unboxing because although it has nothing to do with the product itself the packaging and presentation is of high quality and looks great. It really makes you feel good about the microphone you are going to use! I bought a D2 with two transmitters and one receiver. That's the idea for me and what I need this mic for as I can do interviews and record the subject and my mic in the same file. When I opened the packaging, I was surprised at how small the transmitter and receiver are.

I recently purchased a Comica BoomX-D D2 wireless lavalier microphone system. I've used it off-road and I'm very happy with it. I mainly shoot travel videos and high quality audio has always been a problem. To that end, I've invested in products from Zoom, Rode, Edutige, Adzen, and Comica. All of these products have their uses, but I needed a small, high-quality dual-mic wireless system that would be capable of run-and-gun voice-over. So having had very good experiences with Rode and Comica…

The first wave of ultra miniature wireless microphone kits came from RODE with their Wireless GO, and the Comica BoomX-D kits are based on this amazing Australian innovation. , which saves more money when adding features, especially in this bundle with an additional transmitter to simultaneously capture two wireless sources fed to a receiver for stereo recording (few GOs can't): the left channel gets a separate transmitter and the right channel gets another. When you're in an editing program…