Wireless Lavalier Microphone 2.4G Lapel Mic Collar Clip-on Microphones for Voice Amplifier Speaker PA Speakers Teaching Conference Yoga Tour Guiding Stage Performance Rechargeable

I teach dance and needed a mic to amplify my voice. I had one of those mic that go from ear to mouth but I kept knocking if off when I danced. This one clips to my shirt and stays put. I have to turn the volume up a bit to be heard but otherwise it’s perfect

I tried to hook it up with my Galaxy S9. There's so much static. I checked the product info again and it's said not compatible with smartphones. I for sure checked the info before buying and didn't see that. Also they have the photo of an iPhone connected so it made me a lil confused. I also tried with Macbookpro and it works much better without much static. It took over a week to deliver my order and I didn't mind. Have to return it.

My daughter needed this for student teaching. She says it’s working pretty good so far. Only used it a couple of times.

You cannot clip this onto your collar and get any sound from the speaker. You have to hold the microphone 1 inch from your mouth to get any sound. I synced everything correctly. I had all of the speakers turned all the way up. So disappointing. This is useless. I wanted to have a microphone that I didn’t have to hold and I could clip onto my collar. You need to hold it 1 inch from your mouth like a handheld microphone. False advertisement!

These are great. Can only pair 1 transmitter with 1 receiver Sadly. But they work well so far.

Did not amplify my voice as well as I needed in a classroom setting. The mice has to be very close to the mouth to pick up sound. So I ended up holding it rather than using the clip. Like the size. It did help me a little. Was used during COVID when I had to wear a mask to teach.

Love this little fellow

Bought this for teaching, with the hope of having those in the back of the room hear what is going on, without yelling. With this clipped to a shirt collar, it does an excellent job of cancelling my voice. It isn't until you hold the microphone about a half inch from "in front of my mouth" that you start to hear it over a speaker. You will also need a clear line of sight between the transmitter and receiver to get reception over any real distance. It is easy to use, just plug in the receiver to an 1/8" input jack and turn them on. I would not recommend this wireless microphone unless you are OK with holding it right up to your mouth.