Mini Mic Pro (Latest Model - Wireless Microphone for iPhone, iPad, Android, Lavalier Microphone for Video Recording - iPhone Mic Crystal Clear Recording with USB-C for Podcast (iPhone 14 & Below)

I have tried 3 styles of lavalier mics for iPhone/Android/PC/Mac. These have the rectangular, "thumb drive" style mic. These were cheapest I found, that included dead cat windscreens. There is a pretty loud pop/buzz when I turned mute on or off. That is somewhat annoying, but another one I used did the same thing. I recommend NOT having the speaker use the on-mic button and just mute on the device or edit the audio after the fact. The sound quality of these lavs is actually very good for mics this inexpensive.The mics and receiver worked perfectly. My iPhone, using the USB-C to Lightning adaptor (included), paired and I was ready to record. I had basically the same experience using Lightning adaptor on iPad, iPhone, as well as USB-C (no adaptor) on Mac and Windows. I was immediately able to record using Twisted Wave (INCREDIBLE iOS recorder/editor, BTW!), GarageBand, and Audacity. I don't have an Android, so I couldn't test that.Dead cat ("fluffy") windscreens are definitely superior to black foam. There are use cases where the dead cat is not best so it is nice to have both. Noise cancellation wasn't exceptional. My mini-fridge fan was LOUD when the mic was too close but fine farther away. I don't think exceptional noise cancellation should be expected in this price range.Dead cats: The fuzzy/hairy/fluffy, gray coversThey look good and do their job (less wind noise, even from breath). The ONLY complaint I have with the dead cats is getting them BACK ON. Another reviewer recommend a pair of "dull scissors" to spread open the elastic. I used needle nose pliers instead and that worked very well.TO PUT THE DEAD CATS BACK ON:-stick the tip of the needle nose into the elastic opening at the bottom.-carefully and gently open the needle nose to make a space for the lab mic-insert mic head into the opening in the elastic-once it is in slightly, you will have to work it all the way down until it fits in the groove for the elastic about 1/4" down the mic headThere you go, easy way to put the dead cats back on. Now you don't have to fear swapping the foam/dead cats for a given scenario!SUMMARY:Very decent mics. Good voice quality. Virtually no setup, plug and play. Mute button is noisy. Noise cancellation isn't amazing. Overall very good for the price. These have the "thumb drive" rectangular shape, rather than the tube shape, if that matters to you. They work as expected.ADVICE:I used a different style that was just a few dollars more. The price was originally the same, but these dropped a few dollars after I bought the others. (10 vs. 15?) The others had 2 extra foam tips (total of 4) and 2 extra mic clips. They were the tubular style lav body rather than this rectangle style. If they are the same price as these, I would recommend them because the extra foam and clips could prove useful and the sound/quality was very similar. If these are cheaper, then you can decide what is best for your needs.

The media could not be loaded. TL;DR: These are some kickass little microphones that are extremely easy to set up, use, store, and charge--excellent value for $40.Recording quality is surprisingly clear for the size and price. They do pick up background noise and are not ideal for loud environments, but still pick up the intended speaker quite well. I noticed that the mic picked up deeper voices better than softer, higher voices, so you may need to adjust your recording with your speaker a little bit to cover that.The microphones could not be easier to set up. You plug in the transmitter to your phone or another USB-C or Lightning port, and it automatically pairs with the microphones, so you don't need to go through the Bluetooth pairing process. Then, you just use it liked a wired microphone. On Android, I just had to switch to "Wired Mic" on my Camera settings before recording. On iPhone, I believe it did so automatically when I had a friend check it for me.I purchased the version with the AirPod style charging case, which I'm very happy with. It clearly indicates the charge level of the case, and the microphones automatically turn on/off when removed from or replaced into the case. The transmitter also fits in there neatly, and both mics and the transmitter magnetically snap into place and stay there; flawless design.The case is about 3' x 3', so it's a little big for your pocket, but definitely small enough for for a small bag to hold it it in. They're super portable and easy to take with you. I was able to get the microphones to work easily at about 20-30 feet range from the transmitter, but didn't try going farther than that. Within that distance though, I had zero issues with connectivity.Overall, I'm extremely happy with that purchase and will be using them for years to come. Definitely one of the best purchases I've made for $40 in quite some time!

Excellent Quality in a Tiny Package!I recently purchased the Mini Mic Pro Wireless Microphone, and I’m genuinely impressed by what this little device can do.🔊 Sound Quality (5/5):The audio is crisp, clear, and surprisingly professional for a microphone this small. It does a great job of filtering out background noise, making it perfect for vlogging, interviews, or recording on the go. I’ve used it both indoors and outdoors, and the quality holds up in both settings.📶 Wireless Performance (4.5/5):The wireless range is solid—I was able to move around freely without losing signal or getting dropouts. It connects quickly to both my smartphone and DSLR, though I did have to use a small adapter for my iPhone. Battery life has been more than enough for a full day of content creation.🎤 Build & Design (4/5):Compact, lightweight, and easy to clip onto clothing. The build quality is decent, though the mic casing feels a bit plasticky. Still, it's durable enough for everyday use, and the sleek design is a bonus.📱 Compatibility (5/5):Works with Android, iOS, and cameras—plug and play with minimal setup. Great for creators who switch between devices.⚠️ Minor Downsides:Wind noise can be an issue in very breezy environments, but using a wind muff helps.Not ideal for professional studio recording, but perfect for mobile content.💬 Final Verdict:If you’re a content creator, podcaster, or just someone who wants better sound quality for video calls or social media content, the Mini Mic Pro Wireless Microphone is a fantastic value. Highly recommended for anyone looking to upgrade their audio on a budget.