Wireless Microphone System, Alvoxcon UHF Dynamic Handheld mic for iPhone, Computer, Karaoke, Conference, DJ, Vocal Recording, Singing, Church, Wedding,On Stage,Live Events(1/4 inch plug mini receiver)

The media could not be loaded. We are a low budget content creator and absolutely love this microphone. Sound quality is decent for the price you pay but where this shines is in the general noise isolation (yes it's a directional microphone but most of our videos are in very loud spaces) and general battery life for both the receiver and the microphone are excellent and the receive can be plugged in for continual use (did this on a stream). Distance overall is good but I have noticed that after about 40ft that sometimes the audio is a little choppy. For the price we paid this is 100% worth what we need it for.

This is a great buy ! Works super well!I use it for ministry meetings and it works really good and has a crisp and clear sound with a pretty good range .Easy to use and is really loud ! Professional sound !I would definitely buy again or recommend !Worth the price

Simple and setup is pretty straight forward. Sound quality is pretty good.

We use this mic to connect to the ipad for our video we record for YouTube. So we weren't looking for professional quality. We just wanted to eliminate the echo sound you get when using the mic on the ipad/iphone. This mic is awesome for this purpose. It was very easy to set up. I did notice that I had to fiddle a bit to figure out which plug to use when on the laptop as opposed to the ipad. It's different. At first I thought it didn't work. Also, you will have to keep an eye on the adapter because it does have to be charged after some use. I didn't know this at first. I thought something was wrong. When the light goes yellow it means the battery is going low. I was able to use it quite a bit before needing charging.

The reason I bought this microphone was because the Amazon description says it works on cell phones. I tried for several days to make this work with my Samsung cell phone and it never connected to my phone. I returned it.

The media could not be loaded. There is no volume control on the mic itself. I learned the hard way it does not work with an iPhone 8 which doen’t have the 3.5 mm input (even with the recommended adapter). It worked fine on my iPad and my amplifier. Has some crackling and popping but over all it is probably what I expected a $30 mic to sound like.

Awesome experience!I ordered this microphone for onstage performance as well as outdoor party singing, so the distinctive design is pretty important for me.The appearance of the compact potable receiver is absolutely amazing, while the handheld mic feels great in my hand. It is easy to set up just plug and play. It also comes with a 1/4 to 1/8 inch adaptor to fit my Canon DSLR camera for video recording.The sound quality was honestly a big surprise, I tried it last night at home, just like I was using a professional wired mic plugging into my amp with a high quality cable, clear and powerful sound reproduction.For wireless distance I did a test where I started walking down the road while the amp was still in my studio up to 100ft away and the range was surprisingly good.p.s. Unfortunately the included 1/4" to 3.5mm adapter is TS to TS adapter. If you are planning to use it with laptop or smartphones for Mobile videos or YouTube live, be aware that You need to buy the right kind of TRRS adapter or splitter from other place.

I'm a solo guitar player doing songs which I and others have written, at my and others churches, meetings, etc. I have been using a wired Shure SM58 and also a Senheiser E835. I was seriously looking at the wireless Shure microphones. Very expensive. Low budget here. So I began reading reviews for many of the less expensive wireless mics here on Amazon. I saw one review for this Alvoxcon wireless mic where the person said it sounded almost comparable to a Shure SM58. I was a little skeptical but figured for the money I had little to lose. I cannot tell the difference between my wired Shure SM58 and the wireless Avoxcon when I plug them into my Fender Acoustic 100 amp. I'm very impressed! I'm also very particular about how I sound. I just wish I would have purchased the double mic set instead of the single. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a great sounding wireless mic at a low budget price.