The black DPA 4288 Directional Flex Headset Mic, 120mm Boom, 1/8" Jackfrom DPA 4288 Directional Flex Headset Mic, 120mm Boom, 1/8" Jackcombines the sound of the 4088 directional capsule and Core amplifier in a lightweight and flexible two-ear headset. It can be used when miking needs to be fast and easy, and where the person wearing the microphone will barely feel the presence of it; such as in conference, speech, and active live performance applications.

The cardioid polar-patterned Core 4288 offers a 4 dB increase in dynamic range and a 14 dB decrease in THD (total harmonic distortion) over the Legacy version and is ergonomically designed to fit comfortably. It easily adjusts to fit any ear size and head shape, while at the same time, it mounts securely and is hardly visible. By rotating the boom and the ear hook, the microphone can be used on either the left or the right ear. In addition, the connector splits the cable from the microphone boom allowing you to swap broken cables and/or transmitter connectors quickly. Finally, it includes a makeup cover, four windscreens, and a pop screen.

Two-Ear Wearing Style    For Stage and Television    20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Range    Cardioid Polar Pattern    Hardwired 1/8" Mini Jack Connector    Long Boom Length    Includes 4 x Windscreens    Pop Screen    Makeup Cover

Pristine audio quality

Lightweight and flexible

Easy mounting to the left or right

Minimal visual impact

Resistant to humidity

Flexible adapter system fits most professional wireless systems

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this mic work with the LG G6?

A: It works through the headphone jack. Doesn't require any support from the software. So as long as the G6 has a headphone jack, it should work.

Q: 2. trcc extension cable?

A: The Rode SC1 3.5mm TRRS Microphone Extension Cable for Smartphones (BH #RORODSC1) is a TRRS cable extension option that could be used with the Rode VideoMic Me Directional Mic for Smartphones: https://bhpho.to/3N5Bien

Q: 3. Is the included wind shield the same as the Rde WS9 (B&H # ROWS9)?

A: Scott, stay away from B&H photo

Q: 4. How long will this mic be on backorder?

A: Expected availability: May 23 2016

Q: 5. Does it fit iPhone 6 when in this iPro case? a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1163493-REG/ipro_lens_by_schneider_optics_0ip_case_i60_case_for_iphone_6.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1163493-REG/ipro_lens_by_schneider_optics_0ip_case_i60_case_for_iphone_6.html/a

A: yes it does

Q: 6. Does the Rycote Lyre Shock-Mount of the Rode VideoMicro also work with the Rode Videomic Me?

A: No it does not, and is not sold separately anyway.

Q: 7. SAMSUNG GALAXY 7 EDGE?

A: I bought mine for an iPhone 6 and did't like the mic as it produced hisses and pops. The phones mic is better that this one.

Q: 8. Would this work with the iPhone 7 if you had the headphone jack adapter?

A: With the 3.5mm to lightning adapter cable, the VideoMic Me can be connected and work with the iPhone 7.

Q: 9. A) Will the Rode VideoMic Me work with a Canon EOS M by using a TRS to TRRS cable?B) Will the Rode VideoMic Me work with a Canon EOS M by using the original audio connector?C) Does the Rycote Lyre Shock-Mount of the Rode VideoMicro also work with the Rode Videomic Me?

A: Hi, if you are hoping to use the VideoMic Me mounted on-camera you would be better off using the VideoMicro, which is essentially the same mic capsule and acoustics, but with the shockmount, form factor and standard 3.5mm TRS output designed for use on cameras.

Q: 10. Most demonstrations of the Rode VideoMic Me emphasize audio for closeups--either selfies or interviews. How will the mic work at greater distance from the sound source--10 feet, for example?

A: Just like any other mic, John. Camera mounted mics, boom mics...any mics sound better when you are closer and worse when you are further away. The Rode video mic does have an interference tube to help block out sound from the side, which does help. It's WAY better than the little pinhole mic in the phone. When I get further away, I use a lavalier mic. I do have a long cord, but I prefer to plug the lavalier into a small Zoom audio recorder, which fits in the pocket. Then I snyc up the sound in post. Otherwise, I keep my subject close up.