AnkerWorkM650 Wireless Lavalier Microphone, Pro Noise Cancellation, 656 ft (200 m) Transmission, 15H Battery, Swap Magnetic Colorful Covers, 2-Channel Quality Pickup, Wireless Microphone for Vlogs

I bought these as I work as a videographer and I was looking for a good wireless microphone that'd be convenient on the move and quick to set up. I had a chance to test them out today and they are truly worth the money. The case for them is really well organised, sturdy, looks good and will charge them for you on the move as well. The microphones themselves are discreet enough whilst also having the ease of being magnetised as well as clip on. I was impressed by the receiver in multiple ways. Firstly it can clip on but the clip has impressively been designed to be the same size as a horseshoe mount so that it can be mounted to your camera easily. It gives clear instructions on initial start up on controls for the touchscreen, and then from there you can monitor both microphone audio levels and battery levels together as well as view them singularly. The AI noise cancelling was beyond my expectations - I was testing them in a noisy office environment and the low setting cut out majority of the noise without effecting the speaker audio much whilst the high noise cancelling completely cancelled the noise out and had a little effect on audio but not to the determent of it being unusable. They are so good.

This product connects to either my GoPro Hero 10 or DJI action 4 via USB C which is nice and reliable, however the way the USB plug is presented off the bottom of the receiver prevents it from fitting into the port on the camera, it’s just not long enough.You will need a USB extender to make it connect reliably and then you need to make sure the receiver stays out of shot.Other than this and the occasional challenge to actually get the mic receiver to be recognised by the camera, these mics are actually pretty decent.Their pickup is quite directional so they need proper orientation on your clothing. If indoors not too much of a worry but outside can be a challenge.The noise reduction is good but can be a little artificial sounding.

This has a wow factor when opening the case to see two mikes powered up and meters confirming they are on the fancy receiver. The build of this kit is impressive. The TXs are a bit large - a bit more than the Rode and the DJI Mic2. I have two lavaliers that work well with the TX's.The sound quality is good, and the fire and forget approach to setting them up is reliable. I have more confidence using these than the DJI equivalents which have a few design and sync issues.Overall I am happy with the kit and value for money.

As a content creator, finding the perfect microphone felt like a challenging endeavor until I discovered the AnkerWork M650. After extensive research and comparison with products from DJI and RODE, I decided to give this newcomer a chance. And boy, did it exceed my expectations! It provided everything I needed and much more.Sadly, life threw a curveball, and the lightning jack broke off the receiver after an unfortunate mishap. However, AnkerWork's customer service saved the day, shipping me a replacement part in under three days. Their commitment to a 'low-level Youtuber' like me was genuinely heartwarming.Performance-wise, the M650 stands as a star player in my home studio setup, outshining my lights, cameras, gimbals, and lenses. It's incredibly easy to set up, and I use it for everything from OBS and GoToWebinar live streaming to video calls with clients. The sound quality and noise removal features surpassed all my previous microphones, including the Blue Yeti.For those venturing into the world of content creation or seasoned pros looking for an upgrade, I can't recommend the AnkerWork M650 enough. It's not just a product; it's an investment that pays off from the moment you start using it!

These devices are very attractive and well built. Also a welcome tonic away from boring black plastic mics. Connectivity to my Android phones was a simple plug in and record. Sound quality appears to be excellent and is a viable alternative to DJi Mic product. Case is heavily built with as rubber foot pad under it for anti-slip on table top surfaces. Sound quality is a joy with a slight deeper voice tone sound stage which I like as I do not like squeaky high pitched tones. Early days of use but so far so good! No element of this product feels cheap and it is evident that the designers worked so hard on this product. Well done.

so i went and bought dji mic 2 after seeing numerous youtube reviews . had to return it as £300 didnt make sense for my occasional use. i didnt want to buy cheap mic and then go through the hassle to upgrade later. after 3 days experimenting with dji i realised that it wasnt for me so i returned it . bought this for £119. 1/3 the price of dji. it has the same functionality as dji and unless you are some sound engineer you will never know the difference between this mic and other mics. i now realised that the whole hype around dji is due to them maybe giving freebies to reviewers . maybe bribing them with free drones hence the hype. after opening this up and looking at the material workmanship and the attention to details i have come to realise the designers really put a lot of effort and practicality in to the design . these here are toyota of mics. they put soft rubber in all the right places . the functionality is difficult to explain but you after using both mics i now now these are at least 2 years ahead of dji mic . the only drawback is lack of 32 bit float recording in the tx. at their old price i would have opted for dji but at the current price they are a steal . i wanted to buy the button size lark m2 , however i also wanted to future proof the noise cancellation and display features which is only with either this or dji or rhode. so if i am a regualr person this is a steal. if i am a professional then rhode and if i am in between then its dji espically of i have money to blast. if i use my brains right then its this or lark m2. i went with this and am quiet happy.would wait for lark m2 to drop in price before buying. tech these days . phew.