I like the size of this microphone a lot. Its a great back up or secondary mic on a shoot. The sound quality is nice the microphone enclosure (the top cylinder) is metal which is nice, the bottom is plastic.

Works greats with my Canon T2i. Would recommend for other DSLR users.

K&F Concept® Professional Photography Camera Recording Microphone Need 3.5mm Interface for DSLR Cameras and DV gopro hero 4 Works quite nicely for a budget camera mic. Not as good as the main stream mics but for the price its better than the built in camera mics.

A perfect budget substitute for anyone whose been burned by the Rode Go Mic. Mic is best used for interviews and shooting where the subject is close to the camera.

This is a pretty decent, lightweight microphone, suitable for most DSLs and superzoom/bridge cameras that have a standard mic socket.It's got a cardoid response (with a fairly good rejection of sound from behind, but it cannae change the laws of physics). Sound quality is great for the price. Noise isn't overwhelming, as some older reviews say -- I suspect the internal electronics have been upgraded since then.Speaking of which, as a condenser mic, it needs power to drive those internal gubbins. So the package comes with a lithium button cell (not rechargeable). Mine hasn't run out yet, so I can't verify the 50 hour battery-life claim. Replacements are easily available, such as this six-pack, branded Panasonic.Curiously, I see one or two Amazon reviews saying the sound quality is no better than the built-in mics in their cameras. Either their cameras have excellent microphones, or they made the same mistake as I did at first: I failed to push the jack fully home! The Fuji socket is rather stiff, and it's recessed so it's hard to see that the jack isn't properly in.Also, don't forget it's a mono mic. I'd have thought this was obvious, but apparently not so!What would I improve? It would be good to have a low-battery indication. Also some rubber construction between the body and the camera mount might help attenuate the transmitted handling noise when you zoom, focus, etc. Otherwise, this might have got five stars.In case you were wondering, the body is 130 mm long with its foam sock on, and it sits 65 mm above the flash shoe.Unboxing photos attached, plus a photo of it attached to my Fuji X-S1.Full disclosure: I was asked to test this product by K&F/dcmall, but this review is my genuinely independent opinion.

This is a pretty decent, lightweight microphone, suitable for most DSLs and superzoom/bridge cameras that have a standard mic socket.It's got a cardoid response (with a fairly good rejection of sound from behind, but it cannae change the laws of physics). Sound quality is great for the price. Noise isn't overwhelming, as some older reviews say -- I suspect the internal electronics have been upgraded since then.Speaking of which, as a condenser mic, it needs power to drive those internal gubbins. So the package comes with a lithium button cell (not rechargeable). Mine hasn't run out yet, so I can't verify the 50 hour battery-life claim. Replacements are easily available.Curiously, I see one or two Amazon reviews saying the sound quality is no better than the built-in mics in their cameras. Either their cameras have excellent microphones, or they made the same mistake as I did at first: I failed to push the jack fully home! The Fuji socket is rather stiff, and it's recessed so it's hard to see that the jack isn't properly in.Also, don't forget it's a mono mic. I'd have thought this was obvious, but apparently not so!What would I improve? It would be good to have a low-battery indication. Also some rubber construction between the body and the camera mount might help attenuate the transmitted handling noise when you zoom, focus, etc.In case you were wondering, the body is 5.1 in. long with its foam sock on, and it sits 2.5 in. above the flash shoe. Unboxing photos attached, plus a photo of it attached to my Fuji X-S1.Full disclosure: I was asked to review this product by K&F/dcmall, but this review is my genuinely independent opinion.

 Solid mic!See video for full review.Pros:1. Solid build quality - a premium metal2. Ability to adjust db gain if needed3. Battery included!Cons:1. Depending on use, can make a difference to the distance of the subject when speaking (as in-built camera mics may suffer).If this video review helped, would you mind clicking 'yes' below?

Not a bad microphone for the money, picks up sound well and the recordings are nice and crisp. Doesn't fit my canon rebel TI (the mic spot on my camera is too small), but I checked on my Nikon and it fits in there no problem! It also fits on my sister's canon (which is MUCH more expensive and a great camera for videography!).

Great microphone for the price; really good results with my Canon 6D. BUT a word of warning - I managed to break the shoe mount by overtightening the screw - be careful! Fortunately it's removable so I can replace the mount with something else.

I'm not an expert in audio, but for what I got it for, it helps for YouTube.Pros:Smallbattery poweredCons:Feels flimsy on the base.Though for the price, and the mic quality I give it 5/5 Stars