Definitely the best phone mic on the market, can be used on PC and more.For the price of just £10, it's definitely a really high quality microphone - better than a similar product i tested. I'm surprised at how cheap it is - the quality compares to my producer microphone.First of all, the audio quality is crystal clear, the noise cancellation doesn't drown your voice too much and it's completely optional too, you can turn it off. I had a similar set of microphones and the audio quality was terrible and you couldn't turn off the noise cancellation - with these it's crystal clear, with and without.The adapter / connector is USB C, but comes with an iPhone Lightning adapter, making it extend out a bit longer from your phone and possibly making it flimsier / susceptible to accidental damage.The clips come seperate and you attach them to the microphones, which is a bit of a downside since you can easily lose them - instead of the clips being part of the microphone.The only real downside for me is the lack of a case, they come in their cardboard packaging, a simple black box with a paper cover, not a sustainable carrying case for the amount of parts you get (clips, foam covers, charger, adapter, etc) as you can easily lose them.Overall amazing microphone and i'm really happy with it.

This wireless microphone set comes with two mics and works right away — just plug it into your phone and turn the mics on. The sound quality is very good for the price; it’s not professional level, but more than enough for vlogging, TikTok, and everyday content creation. It’s very easy to use: a long press turns the mic on, a quick press disconnects it from the phone, and double tapping mutes it. The LED display is clear and helpful, and the rotatable clip makes it easy to attach the mic to your clothes. It also has two noise reduction modes, which help improve sound in different environments. Overall, it’s a great option for anyone looking for a budget-friendly mic that gets the job done. I recommend it.

I’ve used a few budget lav mics before, but this one really impressed me for the price. It paired instantly with my phone and worked straight out of the box without any complicated setup. I’ve used it for recording short videos and voiceovers, and the audio quality is surprisingly clear with barely any delay. It picks up my voice even when I’m a few steps back, and the noise reduction actually helps in slightly noisy environments. The battery lasted through a full afternoon of filming and I love that I can use it while it charges. It’s compact, easy to carry, and works smoothly with both my phone and tablet—definitely a solid option for content creators on a budget.

**Title: “Small Mic, Big Personality: A Surprisingly Capable Budget Bluetooth Microphone”**In an age where content creation is practically a second language—and seemingly everyone has a podcast, a YouTube channel, or at least a TikTok opinion piece—finding reliable gear that doesn’t require a second mortgage has become something of an art form. Enter this modestly priced Bluetooth microphone set-up, which I purchased in a moment of budget-conscious curiosity. I wanted to experiment with a mic system that didn’t sound like I’d recorded it through a potato, worked seamlessly with both my iPhone and my USB-C equipped devices, and wouldn’t demand I sell a kidney for compatibility.**Build Quality That Means Business (Without Looking Like a Brick)**Straight out of the box, the mic and its receiver give off an air of earnest competence. They’re constructed from a robust, matte-finished plastic that’s far from flimsy, with solid clips that latch on with the tenacity of a terrier. The control buttons are satisfyingly tactile—no spongy nonsense here—and the LED display is delightfully crisp, with just enough brightness to remain readable even in full daylight, but without burning out your retinas like a tiny sun. It walks the line between utilitarian and slick remarkably well.**Performance That Punches Above Its Weight Class**Now, let’s address the elephant in the recording booth: the sound quality. I was genuinely taken aback—in a good way. The improvement over my smartphone’s built-in microphone is not subtle. We're talking richer, clearer, more intelligible audio with a depth that feels professional-adjacent. The built-in noise reduction is surprisingly effective, filtering out ambient hums and the occasional distant lawnmower with admirable discretion. It's like your voice is getting the VIP treatment, while the background noise gets politely shown the door.However, the range does start to show its limitations once you wander too far from the receiver or decide to film in a lead-lined panic room. In open, unobstructed areas, the connection holds its ground well, but once you throw in thick walls or heavy metal structures, things can get a bit patchy. Not unusable, but you might sound like you’re broadcasting from a submarine.In terms of setup, this device could probably be managed by your nan. There’s no faffing about with pairing sequences or companion apps that demand your life story before granting access. You quite literally plug the receiver into your device, switch the microphone on, and—voilà—you’re rolling. It’s refreshingly straightforward in a world where most gadgets seem to require a short course in electrical engineering before they'll function.**Mobility and Compatibility: Nearly There**The clip holds tight without mangling your lapel, and it doesn’t flap about with every movement. The connection remains strong provided you’re filming in a location that doesn’t resemble the inside of a microwave. I’ve used it comfortably with both Lightning and USB-C connections, which means I can move between devices with minimal grumbling.But—and it’s a modest ‘but’—this is not the Swiss Army knife of microphones. For long-distance or high-movement shoots (think outdoor vlogs or cinematic walk-and-talks), you’ll need something with a bit more technical muscle. I’m still searching for a separate set-up that caters to that specific niche, so if you’re expecting BBC-quality field reporting, this might not quite be the one. Still, it handles indoor content, interviews, tutorials, and casual mobile shoots with aplomb.**Final Verdict: A Sound Investment (Pun Entirely Intended)**For the price, this microphone offers remarkable quality, portability, and ease of use. It’s the sort of kit that gives aspiring content creators a decent leg up without forcing them into debt counselling. It’s not an all-terrain beast, but for indoor recordings, interviews, or relatively stationary mobile shoots, it’s an exceptionally capable companion.Should anything go haywire in terms of durability, I’ll be back with updates. But for now, it’s performing so well I almost wish it would mess up, just to prove it's not secretly a high-end mic in disguise.**Rating: 4 out of 5 stars**(*Would be 5 if it had a bit more range and versatility for more demanding shoots.*)

Such a decent set of microphones that are fab. They're only small so they're nice and discrete, perfect for clipping onto your top for recording or to hold without it being invasive. They work well with a great range too, you don't have to stand so close to your phone that it's restrictive. The sound quality is really good, I was surprised by how well they work. I'm impressed!

This microphone is really simple to use. No Bluetooth or apps needed! It even has lights to show if it's muted or needs charging. Just plug it in and you're ready to go!

PROS★Universal Compatibility- USB-C for Android/iPad or connect the adapter to use on your iPhone.★Quality audio& Nose Reduction- better than recording from actual iPad, Android, or MacBook.★Super Compact & Discreet- mic and receiver are incredibly small and lightweight.★ LED Display- ease of reading details★Versatile placement with rotatable clip.★Wireless- Bluetooth connection so no obstructing wires in your way.CONS🚫 Range Limitations- not professional. Transmission easily disrupted unless in open area away from walls or structures.🚫 Inconsistent Battery Life- receiver seems to die quicker than the mic, but even so, neither lasts no longer than a couple of hours before needing to recharge.🚫 No Charging Case- It would be a huge bonus if it came with a charging case like some earbuds, for easier transport and on-the-go charging.🚫 Not forgiving of wind- tiny foam windscreen (not included) would be beneficial for outdoor shoots.I ordered this because I wanted to try out a mic set-up without breaking the bank, yet still wanted something to content via Bluetooth, easy to use, and compatible with both my iPhone and my USB-C devices.The mic and receiver both feel well-made out of solid plastic and durable clips. The buttons are sturdy and the LED display is bright and easy to see/read.This microphone has exceeded my expectations because the audio quality far exceeds that of my phone's built-in mic, especially with the noise reduction. Just remember to manage your expectations for long-range performance and perhaps consider a small external wind muff for windy conditions.Incredibly easy to set up- just plug the receiver into your phone/device, power on the mic, and you're ready to record. There's no complicated pairing process or app required, which is fantastic for beginners.I've been using this mic regularly for a few weeks now for various scenarios, both playing around and interviewing for a school projects with my kids . It has held up perfectly. The clip remains secure, and the connections are solid when inside an open space away from interfering walls and metal structures. Giving 4 stars for not being versatile in that I'm still in need of a separate set-up for long distance, action, or outside shoots.I will update this review if any durability issues arise, but so far, so good!

The Wireless Lavalier Microphone for iPhone & USB-C is a fantastic tool for vloggers and streamers! Using it with my iPhone 16 Pro Max, I was blown away by the noticeable improvement in audio quality and the reduction of background white noise. The noise reduction feature works like a charm, delivering crisp, clear voice recordings—perfect for TikTok, vlogs, or any content creation.Setup is a breeze with easy plug-and-play installation, and I love that you only need to power on the mic (no receiver hassle). The LED display and rotatable clip make it super user-friendly, and the included extra clip and covers are a thoughtful bonus. The pass-through charging is a cool feature, though I didn’t need it with my MagSafe charger. At under an ounce, it’s lightweight and portable, ideal for on-the-go recording.It has a second mic which is a cool option for interviews. This mini mic is a good choice for anyone seeking voice clarity without complexity—highly recommend for content creators! 🎙️📱

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La connection est facile et efficace. La batterie garde sa charge très longtemps. Finalement, oui le son est mieux que mon téléphone mais ma voix zuzute. Les "S" sonne en "Z" très fréquemment. Mais c'est pas chère comparé aux micro lavalier sans fils de bonnes qualités qui ce vende plus de 100$. Alors a vous de juger, peut-etre que le son peut être remanié en post...

This wireless lavalier microphone works great, the microphone is clear, no muffled or choppy background. Plug and play.

This is basically two wireless mics for the price of one, and it actually works. If you and a friend are doing side by side reviews, or you are podcasting with a friend, or filming tutorials, this little kit gets it done without any apps or complicated pairing. Now, with that said, it probably works best for outdoor situations, (golf lesson?) where it's just not feasible to have the phone that close. It could not be easier to setup. Just plug the receiver into your phone ( It works with Android or iPhone via included adapter), turn on the mic, and you’re rolling. Long press to power, quick tap to toggle modes. Four indicator lights tell you these items, the state of connection, battery status, mute, and wind reduction status. Leave the noise reduction on, it noticeably improves clarity. I love that it uses NO secondary App, it is plug and play.You also get foam and furry wind covers, which is nice for outdoor stuff or if you’re like me and breathe like a leaf blower when talking.