[Black] I'm a professional video producer. I have long used a Sennheiser wireless system with my SONY camcorders, I ordered this lav to use with my newly purchased DJI wireless mic system because it does not have the locking connector that would prevent its use with the DJI transmitter. And because according to reports I read, it performs well with the system with no hiss. I have found that with the DJI transmitter's gain set to 0db and the receiver (plugged into my iphone 8) set at +6db, the results are very good with the gain boosted in post. As expected, when I tested the lav with my Sound Devices MixPre-3 recorder, the sound was considerably better with little boost needed in post. This lav performs at least as well as my Sennheiser. It provided the solution I needed and is good value for the money.

[Black] I'm a professional video producer. I have long used a Sennheiser wireless system with my SONY camcorders, I ordered this lav to use with my newly purchased DJI wireless mic system because it does not have the locking connector that would prevent its use with the DJI transmitter. And because according to reports I read, it performs well with the system with no hiss. I have found that with the DJI transmitter's gain set to 0db and the receiver (plugged into my iphone 8) set at +6db, the results are very good with the gain boosted in post. As expected, when I tested the lav with my Sound Devices MixPre-3 recorder, the sound was considerably better with little boost needed in post. This lav performs at least as well as my Sennheiser. It provided the solution I needed and is good value for the money.

[Black] I purchased the mic for my conference/Zoom calls. I found it easy to use and it gives me a great sound. I'd recommend it, especially for the price.

[Black] I purchased the mic for my conference/Zoom calls. I found it easy to use and it gives me a great sound. I'd recommend it, especially for the price.

[Black] I purchased the mic for my conference/Zoom calls. I found it easy to use and it gives me a great sound. I'd recommend it, especially for the price.

[Plug-In Power] While probably not the most amazing fidelity you've ever heard, these worked well for us for a handful of remote interviews we needed to do with panelists via live stream due to COVID. We purchased 10 or so, sent them panelists, and they seemed to work out well.

Results varied, but mostly due to acoustics in the varies environments in which our participants located themselves

[Plug-In Power] While probably not the most amazing fidelity you've ever heard, these worked well for us for a handful of remote interviews we needed to do with panelists via live stream due to COVID. We purchased 10 or so, sent them panelists, and they seemed to work out well.

Results varied, but mostly due to acoustics in the varies environments in which our participants located themselves

[Plug-In Power] While probably not the most amazing fidelity you've ever heard, these worked well for us for a handful of remote interviews we needed to do with panelists via live stream due to COVID. We purchased 10 or so, sent them panelists, and they seemed to work out well.

Results varied, but mostly due to acoustics in the varies environments in which our participants located themselves

[Black] Used this lav for the first time over the weekend in a noisy garage setting at a technical college. I purchased this specifically to cut down the echo problems in similar locations. Since this is a cardiod mike rather than an omni-directional mike that comes standard with the Sony UWP transmitters, it has a narrower pickup pattern than omni-directional mikes, so I was careful with placement on the on-camera talent. I double-miked the talent with a backup Lectrosonics tram mike to compare the response and noise . The Lectrosonics is a much older unit with an omni-directional tram mike so I expected more background room noise and echo. It also had less voice presence and more response in the lower frequencies than what I want with VO or talking heads. The ECM-X7BMP Electret Condenser lav had a more crisp presence in the upper voice frequencies which I prefer, so I'll purchase another and limit my use of the Lectrosonics in noisy environments. The pickup head is twice the diameter of the omni lav, so with the windscreen its more noticeable. I like the screw-in connection to the transmitter.

[Black] Used this lav for the first time over the weekend in a noisy garage setting at a technical college. I purchased this specifically to cut down the echo problems in similar locations. Since this is a cardiod mike rather than an omni-directional mike that comes standard with the Sony UWP transmitters, it has a narrower pickup pattern than omni-directional mikes, so I was careful with placement on the on-camera talent. I double-miked the talent with a backup Lectrosonics tram mike to compare the response and noise . The Lectrosonics is a much older unit with an omni-directional tram mike so I expected more background room noise and echo. It also had less voice presence and more response in the lower frequencies than what I want with VO or talking heads. The ECM-X7BMP Electret Condenser lav had a more crisp presence in the upper voice frequencies which I prefer, so I'll purchase another and limit my use of the Lectrosonics in noisy environments. The pickup head is twice the diameter of the omni lav, so with the windscreen its more noticeable. I like the screw-in connection to the transmitter.