Tft Wireless Backup Camera

[75 ±3 Ohms] if your wireless unit fails you, this is your backup.

[Supercardioid] Great little backup in my bag for wireless boom mic using Rode Wireless Go

[1 lb] Does the job. Great backup for my wireless system.

[0.04 lb] Wireless is great until there's a problem. That's why I always carry backup cords to a shoot on location.

[0.09 lb] Works just as well as my notebooks internal wireless card. It makes a good backup solution.

[Black] Great backup in case of wireless interference or failure. Sound quality it great.

[Canon NB-3L] This is a backup battery for my camera. It works fine.

[+48 V] I was using 2 RODE Filmmaker wireless mics previously. I love RODE and loved these mics but the problem I kept having was the lavaliers kept going bad. RODE is awesome at fixing but it takes time to return your units and get them back. So I bouth these as a backup for the next time I had to send my RODE mics in to repair. WOW, I could not believe how good they sound, the quality of construction, and ease of use. I shoot with a Panasonic GH5 and there was no problems at all. I now use these as my primary mics and my RODE Filmaker kit as a backup.

[Plastic] Bought these as a backup to my trusty Sennheiser wireless lavs. These matched my expectations and beyond. Super easy to set up, and very clean sounding as well. I will very likely purchase another set of these in the near future.

[Mono] I wanted a pair of wireless lav mics for instructional/advertising videos and/or as a backup solution for live presentations. I got them, tested them, was satisfied with their performance, and then tucked them away. A few months later, I brought them along for a live presentation steaming event as a backup audio solution. As it turns out, they were needed and performed flawlessly for the event. I'm really happy that I picked up a set; phenomenal value for what you pay (especially when B&H runs a Deal Zone Deal on them).