The "MicrocKing Wireless Microphone System, with 4 Handheld Mics, All Metal Build, Fixed Frequency, Long Range 260ft, Ideal for Party/Wedding/Church/Conference/Speech（MK240-1" is a good mic system, and perfect if you have the rest of the sound system to go with. These are just mics and the receiver/controller (no amp or speakers). The system is not studio quality, but the sound is fine for using for parties, or gatherings (we used them at a wedding). The system gives the ability to work with each microphone independently. The controller has mounting brackets on the front, but can also be used without mounting it. Battery life for the microphones was good, and we were happy with the sound quality for our event."

Easy to clip onto my monitor. Excellent picture and sound quality.

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 I was not sure how good this microphone system would be, since I had not worked with this brand before. One I received it and went through the setup process, I decided to do some field testing. The receiver setup process was a little tricky, but I checked the instructions a couple of times and I was able to get things set up to my liking. I created a quick and dirty video on setting the BOYA system up on my DSLR camera and followed up by recording some content using the wireless mic. I was pleased with the audio quality of the content recorded using the BOYA S1 Mini. Even the car noise that was much louder in real time than what you will hear on the video was muted somewhat by using the dead cat (what an interesting name for a wind noise reduction attachment). I give the wireless mic system a 4.0 only because there are some minor issues that keep me from giving a 5.0 rating. In fact, if I could, I would give a 4.5 rating. One minor issue was in the way the dead cat mounts on the mic/transmitter. There are two small plastic clips on the dead cat that could easily break if not handled carefully. If even one breaks, the dead cat would have trouble staying attached to the mic/transmitter. The other minor issue was the gear pouch that is included with the BOYA system. I was able to get everything to fit in the pouch, but it was a tight fit. The pouch would close if you stretched the cover to attach to the Velcro on the pouch. That could cause undue wear on the Velcro fastening system on the pouch. I would also like to see some sort of clip on the pouch that would make it easier to carry in the field.Overall, I believe this wireless microphone system a decent value for the money.

I’ve always been a fan of dynamic microphones, they work well, even if you are in an untreated room. This microphone is no different and works well, when using it for something like a podcast, where the microphone is about a fist away from your mouth. It does include a full-size XLR cable, which is great, so you can plug it right into your audio interface for manipulation. The build quality is great, feels like strong metal. The only thing it doesn’t come with is a stand or boom arm, but once you have amounted to that you are ready to go. Vocals sounds deep, rich and clear and it’s a great mic for talking.

We are using the webcam for Skype and pretty much nothing else. I bought this for my boyfriend (we're in our sixties) because I was unable to tolerate the squealing from his existing PC notebook mic. This has a nice warm sound, free of noise. The picture quality is more than adequate and doesn't take too much bandwidth. Plug and play but do restart your device after plugging it in.I would definitely recommend this product to anyone looking for an inexpensive, annoyance free product.

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 They have very good sound quality. I hear very little difference in quality between them and my corsair headset.It has an in-line volume control and microphone on-off switch.The microphone works, though it doesn't have any pop filter or anything so the input is a bit harsh. Works just fine for gaming and business meetings but I wouldn't use it for recording YouTube videos or anything like that.However they are uncomfortable. The ear pads are too small, and they don't breathe, they get warm.The headband slider feels relatively sturdy.The lighting on the ears is pretty, it's a flowing rgb.

I picked up this camera as recommended by a fellow biker. The image stabilization is amazing and can even keep up with the vibrations from a hard mount on the handlebars on dirt trails. The big downside is the lens flare (see screenshot) whenever there is a bright light source in the image, but the picture itself is clear with a wide FOV. Using it in camera mode takes amazingly clear shots (see pictures) if we ignore the flare.The included remote control is versatile and worked reliably for both taking pictures and starting/stopping videos. The microphone is muffled (as expected) by the casing. I have not tried the external microphone. The battery lasted an hour recording the ride at 4k with full stabilization enabled.

Works great and dosn't bleed the batter of my phone like wireless earbuds do.