Pixel Uhf Wireless Lavalier Microphone System

[5.45 lb] Bought this wireless lavalier microphone system for a presentation. It worked exactly as advertised. The sound was clean, clear, and had plenty of volume to spare. As was noted in other reviews, the tie clip comes loose fairly easily, but a small piece of scotch tape worked great. It was a breeze to setup, and extremely simple to use. Our school will be using it for a while.

Bought this wireless lavalier microphone system for a presentation. It worked exactly as advertised. The sound was clean, clear, and had plenty of volume to spare. As was noted in other reviews, the tie clip comes loose fairly easily, but a small piece of scotch tape worked great. It was a breeze to setup, and extremely simple to use. Our school will be using it for a while.

[Non-Diversity] I will start off saying I used to use a lot of UHF systems easily over $1,000 each. Back then that was the best option. For years I resisted going wireless after the whole FCC wireless bandwidth fiasco suddenly made a ton of UHF systems illegal to use. Never really considered FM or even a low cost option as anywhere close to usable until I started seeing glowing reviews for this wireless system. First of all they are tiny. A fraction of the size of wireless kits we used to pin on people. They actually work as well. I have not used them in complex field situations yet but I'm impressed how well they work. I tested them out from one end of my house to another going through at least six walls and they worked without a hitch. The two channel system is practically flawless. Lav quality itself may not have the widest frequency range but it beats the pants off not having any mics at all or thinking a shotgun mounted to a camera ten feet away will somehow pull off a miracle. if you have the means to get a shotgun a few inches to a few feet away from the subjects mouth then yes do that. If not then this is a really solid solution. I also love that it uses 3.5mm so just about anything you can think of could be turned wireless. Music players, sound boards, DJ mixers, a computer output you name it. A locking connector could be nice for some but I like that just about anything can be plugged into this. The case and included cables are the coolest gear setup I have even see with a wireless system. Everything has a place and its a nice compact ready to go kit.

[82 lb] I use this for the wireless microphone system. For outdoor event.

I use this for the wireless microphone system. For outdoor event.

[Black] I have a Shure wireless lavalier and the clip that came with it was really flimsy plastic & within 6 months the clip would not hold the microphone any longer. For the most part this clip is metal but the part that holds the microphone is still plastic but the plastic is a lot thicker than the old one I had and it held the microphone very securely. Wish this clip came with all their wireless lavaliers.

[Frequency] I don't know much about this stuff but I record video on my iphone using the Rode Wireless Go and Rode Lavalier Go and my microphone would blow out sometimes when I talked louder. The rep at BH said this could fix that and give me slightly better sound quality. It seems to be doing exactly that as my mic isn't blowing out as hard as before.

[16 / 24-Bit ] I like this microphone. I use it with the Rode Wireless system and I'm happy with the result.

[1.905 lb] Very happy with my purchase. My camera fits well, plus accesories (my wireless Lavalier system, shotgun mic, a small LED light, etc.). Highly recommended for this camera.

[Camera-Mount] Great sound, works well with wireless transmitter and receiver in UwMic9 lavalier system. Nice to have two channels, allows for a question from the audience while the presenter speaks on stage with a lavalier mic