amazon basics Lavalier Auxiliary Omnidirectional Microphone | 3.5mm Jack | 78-Inch Chord (Black)

Really good product at the price point. A must buy for all those who need microphones. Really good at the price too.

I mean I don't see any difference in sound even after using this mic, it's just the same as the ordinary audio that your phone picks up, I don't think you should waste your money on this

It does not fit my device.

recently purchased the Amazon Basics On-Camera Microphone and I am extremely impressed with its quality and performance. The microphone is very easy to set up and connect to my camera, and it significantly improves the audio quality of my videos. The sensitivity and directional properties of the microphone also work perfectly, allowing to capture the audio clearly and accurately. It is lightweight and compact, making it easy to take on the go, and the build quality is solid, which makes it durable. I appreciate the included windscreen which is helpful in reducing wind noise and pops when recording outside. Overall, I highly recommend the Amazon Basics On- Camera Microphone for anyone looking for a high-quality, affordable microphone for their video recording needs.

sound is ok. but the micro phone can be dropped from the screw base.

Muy aceptable micrófono para grabaciones caseras y profesionales, encaja perfecto en la cámara réflex y en adaptador para GoPro y osmo, me hubiera gustado que el cable fuera más largo ya que tengo un estabilizador que manda el flash y al micro más más lejos solucionado con un adaptador pero habría sido conveniente un cable más largo...

This microphone isn't going to set the world on fire; if you have budget for a pro brand then those will definitely be better in terms of sound isolation and dynamic range, but if you are just looking to record nicer sound for blogs or to use as a boom mic for no-budget films, for the price this thing is amazing.The different settings do all sound different, but are ultimately so similar as to be irrelevant. Both cardioid and hyper cardioid settings (in my tests) picked up sound from all around the camera, so if you need a highly directional mic this may not be the best option, however the isolation of the subject is significantly better than the internal mic on my camera.The 10db boost and low cut filter both work but ultimately sound no different than if you just altered the volume or EQ in the editing software. They may be useful in very specific circumstances but for normal use you may as well just leave it on the basic mode. If nothing else this will save battery life which is important as it uses a CR2 which is both tricker and more expensive to replace than an AA.The body is metal and feels quite well built. It has a hot-shoe foot to mount onto cameras and a tripod screw in the bottom. It can be panned left and right but not tilted up or down. It is also attaches directly so it will pick up knocks and bumps as you operate the camera. If it is mounted on a separate stand or boom arm this won't be an issue of course.If you're shooting on an entry level camcorder or DSLR - this WILL give you nicer quality sound. I have a Nikon D5500 which has quite a tinny mic with a lot of hiss and noise from the background as well as humming from the camera itself; this mic gives a much fuller tone and has better isolation of the subject.Great value for money.NB - if you buy an extension cable get a stereo one - the mic records in mono but it has a stereo plug on it, so a mono cable will only deliver signal through one channel. It's not the end of the world to fix in editing but still extra work.

Me ha gustado mucho.