Sennheiser Pro Audio Profile Wireless 2-Channel All-in-One 2.4 GHz Clip-On & Handheld Microphone System | Includes Receiver, 2 Clip-On Microphones, Portable Charging Bar & Handheld Interview Mic

Works great, clarity is professional. Battery life is a little to be desired.

Wow! Still testing, but I’m shocked at the sound quality and user experience in this package for the money! I was on the fence about this vs its competitors until I saw they’d added 32-bit float in a firmware update three months ago - I looked at the release notes and saw that they had released two more updates since adding 32-bit float, rapidly pushing to make this product as good as they can quickly. I appreciate that kind of passion and support, so I added it my cart immediately. Works great with my Sennheiser MKE400 too!To be honest, as excellent as these mics are, Sennheiser is chasing DJI's taillights in this segment, but despite all of the advances of the newly released DJI Mic 3, Sennheiser's mics still have their own USB-C and locking mini-TRS ports and are a hundred dollars cheaper. Weird times when the European audiophile prestige brand is competing with the Chinese value-oriented gadget company on price, but that's where we are today...

I do not give 5 stats ever. This is the exception. This Set is very rugged, sturdy and solid. The built quality is that of 1980's Shure microphones. The design is practical, eye candy and makes sense. It is bulky but it is the bulkyness that makes it different and practical. Because of its design, this microphone can be handled by people with large hands, something microphone companies had not thought of before. The price is better than DJI and Rode and equal or greater quality. The sound quality is that of a Senheisser product, meets the expectations. The bonuses are the built-in storage per rexiever. The con is that lavaliere mics are sold separately at 50% the cost of the set. Meaning, it will cost $500-$600 to get this set to work with 2 lavaliere mics on top of the original recievers. I am very pleased to see that I can use this set with a mirrorless camera, a lighting phone or any usbc device. This is huge! My last negative of the product is the carry bag. They cheapened out with meh quality and mediocre bags. They could've spend a few extra dollars on what protects the microphone. Now I have to go out of my way and get a tote custom made from Oso bags in order to protect my investment. Fail, you know better, you deserve better, you are better.

Got it — here’s a more casual, super chill version of your review:⸻Really wanted to love these. Sound quality? Fire. No surprise — it’s Sennheiser. But the functionality? Yeah… that’s where it lost me.Feels like they tried to make these do everything, and in the process, dropped the ball. For the price, the case feels kinda cheap, and using them was more frustrating than it should’ve been. Sometimes the case wouldn’t even charge the transmitter — which obviously sucks when you need it working right now.Bought these in Feb 2025, and by May? Basically done. Little pieces inside the case broke for no reason, and half the time I couldn’t tell if anything was charging or even on.It hurts to say it because the audio is so good, but until they fix the build and reliability, I’d go with something else. There’s better stuff out there for the same or even less money.

Having the unit also serve as a stick mic is handy in a pinch.

awesome little microphone for videos

I've used a number of the many products of this type, and this is definitely one of the best Ive tried. I love the modular aspect of it and the integration of the pull-out units with the main case. The sound quality is good (if you use good mics), but be aware that it operates in the 2.4GHz frequency range, and there are other household items that could interfere with it - like some wifi routers and microwave ovens (plus certain older cordless landline phones).There is another reviewer who does a great video where he demonstrates its useful range in a number of different scenarios, both indoors and outdoors -- I highly recommend you have a look at that if you're considering this,.All of that said, it is a pretty high price tag given how many other options there are out there that could potentially be right for you -- but this one is pretty darned solid, in my opinion.

Sound quality is very good when receiver is connected to my Canon video camera via 3.5mm cable to the L/R mic input. When using with my iPhone 16 Pro, max audio volume is low, even if you crank the transmitter gain to +12, the receiver gain seems to have no effect on the volume. Using my Sennheiser ME2 lav mics while recording to my iPhone produced a tone-like background noise in the audio track. The "touch-screen only" interface for adjusting transmitter and receiver settings is awful. I would constantly scroll past what the setting I was after. The logistics of the interface just don't work well when your camera is on a tripod and the receiver is on top of the camera. The last straw for me was when one of the 4 tiny spring loaded contacts that interface with the receiver (when it is plugged into the charging case) got stuck in a fully depressed state. The receiver was dead the next day, having not charged overnight. All of my sound equipment is Pro grade Sennheiser and it is flawless. I was looking for something to work primarily with my iPhone, or when I was traveling light, so I tried the consumer grade Profile Wireless system. I will have to look elsewhere.