[0.4 lb] Working perfectly for me. I attached it to my Polsen PL-5 Lav mic and I've had no issues. I love the design and the fact that it has 2 clips, one in front (with multiple slots) and one in the back.. Having multiple slots on the front clip allows you to use 2 Lavs if you'd like for redundancy or as a back-up. And the clip on the back is great for a stress relief of the cable and/or for a loop so the mic sits nicely on the shirt and the cable is neat. I love that. I also love that both clips swivel/rotate. This makes it easy to position the mic and cable properly. It also makes it easy to place the clip going to the right or going to the left. So, it easy to position the mic for a male or female made shirt. The clip is plastic, but is well-made and should last a long time if treated properly. I plan on getting a few of these clips and keep them in my kit as back-ups or if another gets misplaced. You can never be too prepared. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

[7 x 7 x 7"] I am a professional Audio Engineer working in the television industry. Discreet microphones (and their cords!!) are a necessity. The design of this clip is genius. It holds the stress loop and cord in place, which makes placing the microphone on your Talent very fast and efficient. No fumbling around trying to catch the cord in the back of the clip anymore!! Also, equally as noteworthy, it rotates!! Placing a microphone on clothing with a round neckline (Like a ladies blouse, or a t-shirt) can easily be accomplished! The design alone is why I give this 5 stars!! HOWEVER...there are a few things that need to be noted. The clip could be a little stronger. It does not hold tightly. But that being said...in some cases where your Talent will not be moving around, it is also a blessing that it is not stronger! It is so lightweight, that it can be used on delicate fabrics. Lastly, watch the cord dimensions when you are ordering this clip. (In other words, learn from my mistakes!!) It is available in 0.8-1.5mm and 1.5-2.5mm. The Sony ecm77 wired, and Shure WL-50 (used on older model ULX1 wireless bodypack) WILL NOT fit in the smaller (0.8-1.5mm) size clip. Since it is fairly obvious that I know this due to experiencing it, I will share a workaround!! I used a drill press and bored the opening a little larger, but that is a little time consuming! I also ordered the larger size and it fit perfectly. So in summary...I definitely recommend this clip. I will be purchasing a few more. It is a great, inexpensive clip. Just make sure that you have a heavier duty clip to use in situations where your talent will be standing, or moving around.

[0.4 lb] So this is our second VT506 and I can say that for the price and quality its hard to beat! Ive used it when there was a gas generator behind my interviewee and you could barely even hear it. There are others options out there, but these mics have worked great for us. I highly recommend them!

[0.4 lb] VERY GOOD

[7 x 7 x 7"] The ECM-77BMP microphones are without question the most effective solution for in studio and field productions.

[7 x 7 x 7"] This mic produces excellent quality sound. I use it mainly indoors so I have not been able to test whether or not the wind is a factor for outdoor shoots. I shoot video with a 55mm lens, and the cable is plenty long to accommodate the distance to the subject. I also shot a video in a vacant home that would normally come with a lot of echo from the high ceilings and wood floors, however the echo was not noticeable using this microphone. I'm very happy with this purchase and I would buy it again!

[0.4 lb] So, I was in NYC and needed an easy (and inexpensive) way to record ambient sounds without being terribly obvious. I used these with my Edirol R-09, and they worked like a champ. They feel solid, the sound was good enough, and the price was AWESOME.

[7 x 7 x 7"] Great

[7 x 7 x 7"] This mike has a good pattern, small enough to hide, great for the speaking vocal range, and essential for use with Sony transmitters. Sony transmitter pack a lot into their signal, (encryption, pairing signal, along with the freq. you are transmitting on) and this mike is shielded properly to prevent transmitter noise and interference.

[7 x 7 x 7"] I bought these to use with a Zoom when recording audio for video interviews. They are built solidly of good materials and make excellent recordings when the mics are chin high on the lapel, but they are far too bulky to hide and too large and distracting when left exposed, even when you take off the wind screens. If you are doing audio only, they can't be beat for the price. However, if you are looking for a small Lavalier that you can hide or won't be a visual distraction, these ain't the best choice.