PoP voice One-Piece Design Lavalier Microphone with Earphone, Perfect for Recording YouTube/Vlogging/Interview/Podcast/Voice Chat, fit for iPhone/Android Smartphones, Noise Cancelling Mic

This came to my door quick and fast it comes in a small box with everything you need in a small bag and it comes with an extra lapel clip, earphone sleeve, and wind muff. The cable is long which is nice depending on where you are using this but it does come with a velcro strap if you need it. The entire mic is well constructed. After having this for a few weeks and doing numerous tests I have come to the conclusion that this is pretty good mic for the price. I have noticed some clipping on the mic when it comes to certain sounds or if you are speaking too loud and depending on where you have it sometimes voices will get muffled by rubbing sounds from movement but overall once you find the correct placement the mic works well especially for the price. The earphone has a kind of sharp quality to it but as long as you are just trying to use it to listen to voice it works well enough, I did however have a hard time keeping the earbud in my ear but your experience may vary. In reality the TLDR (too long didn't read) of this is that for the price you are paying this is a well made lavalier mic which while there is some things that can be improved on I can't complain too much since most lav mics are really expensive. so if you are just starting out on YouTube/Twitch/etc. this is a decent place to start if you don't have a lot of money to spend on mics and/or sound equipment in general.

The item is well-made and doesn't feel flimsy even though it's mostly plastic. The cord is extra-long, 6.5 feet, which allows freedom of movement but also can be an annoying tangle if you're not careful. There's a 1- to 2-wire plastic connector and each of the cords is a little longer than a foot - one with the mic, one with the ear bud. The idea is that you can clip the mic to your clothing and also have the ear bud in one ear while recording. That way you don't have to unplug the mic and plug in a separate set of ear buds or headphones to listen back to your recording. A small step for convenience, for sure, but the downside is that with only one ear bud you won't hear a "stereo" recording or be able to shut out ambient noise. Also, the ear bud is not a real-time "monitor" so you won't be hearing back what you're recording.As far as the performance, the mic worked very well and picked up my voice without too much background noise when clipped to my shirt. I tested it on a Windows laptop with the built-in voice recorder, a MacBook with GarageBand, and an iPhone 6 with a recording app. There was nothing to set up - just plug in and start talking. The ear bud isn't a high-quality music reproduction device so the main purpose is to do an overall check of your recording. If you want a detailed audiophile experience you'll want to use better-quality ear buds or headphones. But I found the ear bud quite adequate for evaluating my recorded voice.This is a great value and well worth the cost. The item can be used for people new at podcasting or narrating, basic musical recordings with singing or instruments, or any time you want a simple recording option that is always on hand and easier to carry around than large standing microphones.

I've used PoP Voice lavaliere Microphones for a while, part of my job is to produce online and in office training webinars, before using PoP Voice microphones I used the Audio-Technica AT2020 USB and Shure PG42-USB which are great professional microphones but must be connected to a pc via usb. I needed something that would sound just as great but small and more convent and the PoP Voice microphone fit just perfect for my use, this is my second lavaliere mic from PoP Voice, I also own the upgraded versions and now I have the PV710 with has a ear piece or single ear headphone. This version is primarily suited for cell phone use, I also use the PV710 with my Tascam DR-22WL Portable Handheld Recorder, Cell phone and Sony PX333 Mono Digital Voice Recorder with the use of a TRRS to TRS Aux Male to Female Adapter. The build quality is very good, the package also includes spare pop filter and rubber ear piece, the cable is 6.5 feet long and sturdy, the microphone it very good picking up just the voice so placement is vital which give me a clean base to start with, I usually use audacity and Adobe Audition to edit my audio and once again the PoP Voice Mic gives me a good base to start with and does a much better for recording voice overs PoP voice One-piece Design Lavalier Microphone with Earphone, Perfect for Recording Youtube/ Vlogging/Interview/Podcast/Voice Chat, fit for iPhone/Android Smartphones, Noise Cancelling Mic  for webinars where the use of $200+ microphones are not required.

I’m surprised by this new-designed lavalier microphone.Pros:This microphone has the omnidirectional recording function. I tried it both outdoor and indoor and has great audio recording experiences.Noise cancelling function is really helpful for me to get rid of the noisy neighborhood kids.The cable is long enough for me to walk around to do the video and audio recording.Its new features bring lots of convenience compared with other lavalier microphone. For example, there is no need to unplug to check the audio recording history. Its earphone and lavalier Mic all-in-one allows much easier daily using on the cellphone.Cons:Wish to build a better earphone. But I understand at this price it can not beat.Overall:Really appreciate the new design and recommend this for everyone.

Great combo for easy phone calls and hearing what is happening around you.This makes great sounding calls and recordings from your phone. Sick of holding that big smart phone next to your ear? This solves that problem nicely. I noticed that the ear piece has a hole in the back and it allows sounds from your environment to still be heard. I'm easily able to hear the kids while on a call. On the flip side, wind also affects the listening though. Comes with lots of replacement parts and a nice felt pouch. Note: I was given the item to review.