ttstar Microphone Professional for iPhone Lavalier Lapel Omnidirectional Condenser Mic Phone Audio Video Recording Easy Clip-on Lavalier Mic for YouTube, Interview, Mic for iPad for iPone(6.6ft)

This worked well on my older model iPhone and sound quality and volume level were excellent. It's important to note that at least in my case, I had to unplug this mic in order to play back my video and hear the audio. At first I thought the mic was not recording anything. This is not really a flaw, but just a heads up for any users that might have the same experience.

The media could not be loaded. Really great mic, simply plug in and its ready to record. The quality is much better than many of the wireless mics in the price range. The only thing I dont like is the wire but that simply personal preferance. The wire hasnt prevented me from anything and it is long enough should you need to take a few steps back. Pretty good investment for solo content creators

Initially couldn’t find the microphone in filmic pro as an aux microphone bit unplugged it and plugged it back in and it popped up as an option in the audio settings. Way less static noise than the iPhone 8 microphone. Be sure to speak in a soft normal volume voice. If you have A loud booming voice it can cut out and sound distorted. And depending on where you mount the microphone on yourself and how you sit determines the audio. Like reflections and what not so test out a few locations and see what sounds the best for yourself.I used it as a microphone 3ft in front of me out of shot of the frame and it was a way better experience than the built in microphone. I’m really impressed. But I sure there’s gotta be better microphones out there. I didn’t try it as a real lav mic with it clipped on to my shirt, mainly because the spring clip was designed in such a way that it’s too stiff and could easily slip and pinch your hand. But this was a good investment and will use it more often in the future

I was a little suspicious that this mic even worked. I’m using mine with an iPhone 11 (iPhones 8, and 11 notoriously have problems with external mics), so I was concerned. After a few tests, however, I have determined that this mic does indeed work, it really is as easy as plugging it into your lightning port and hitting record, the quality is good (though the cord itself feels cheap). The noise cancellation isn’t great, but it’s always a good idea to record in as quiet a space as possible. Ultimately, the proximity to the mic (clipped to the collar) will help eliminate some background noise. This also worked with a basic voice recording app not native to the iPhone itself. Definitely a good purchase for a broke college kid like me dipping my toe into digital media.

I got this microphone for recording videos for YouTube. After trying a wireless mic I went with this corded one for better sound quality and reliability. the cord is plenty long and I can move anywhere on my set that I need to without any problems. I've tried it in various locations and I have found that having it in the center under my chin gives the most consistent sound quality.

The media could not be loaded. I bought it for flute recording. I guess I got what I paid for. For voice, and talking it seems fine but for playing wind instruments like a flute, on like a third of the notes, something with the microphone was reverberating or something with the frequency and made it sound weird. I’ve recorded audio comparisons between it and my iPhone XR built in microphone.

Don’t buy these hella cheap mics. Period. They do not work whatsoever. Yes, the mic does record sound but it records every single sound made by the slightest bit of movement. Even if you barely move, the inaudible rustling sound coming from your clothes will completely drown out all other sounds when listening to playback. This is supposed to be a lapel microphone meaning you’re supposed to attach the mic to your shirt/jacket with the built-in clip, but that’s utterly pointless. Your voice will not be heard over any physical adjustment. I would immediately give up on trying to make the lapel mic discreet by tucking it in your collar or your hair. All you will hear is scratching noises up against the mic.What I would suggest to make the microphone pick up your voice is attaching the mic clip to an object like a microphone stand that’s sitting right in front of your face. No use being discreet about it. Now, make sure the mic clip is attached to object that will not move the entire time you’re recording. Lastly, try not to move whatsoever. Your mouth is the only thing allowed to move as the rest of your body remains completely still. That’s the only way I have made this cheap POS work for me before it just randomly quit working three months after purchasing it.What I would recommend to those who haven’t bought this product, simply don’t. Just buy a regular microphone, preferably one with a stand. If you think this is a nice cheap option to hold you down while looking for a better replacement, you might get very lucky and have success with it. All i can tell you is that I have bought other mics just like this, and I have to go through hell each time I needed to record something. Trust me; whatever you’re recording on has better built-in microphones than this crappy item.

I can’t believe this was $22!! It’s worth $50 or more in my opinion lol. No one could hear me on live videos and I kept procrastinating buying a mic because one more contraption I needed to figure out just did not excite me. I finally bought this one and Jeesh what the heck was I waiting for?!?! 5 seconds to unbox it and plug it in. No manuals needed. No hooking up or pairing needed. It’s AMAZING! My live was completely different. All our people watching couldn’t believe how they could actually hear me. Lol. I love it so much I just bought another one. For this price even it only lasts a few months I’ll feel it was totally worth it.Oh and I forgot to mention no additional contraptions needed to make it work with iPhone. Just plug it right into battery charger. Very long cord.