YMOO M5Pro Wireless Lavalier Microphone for iPhone/Camera/PC/Android,Wireless Mic with Dual Noise Reduction & Charging Case, Mini Microphone Supports 48K/16bit High-Definition Recording
Original price $69.99 after applied 80% discount current price $14
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Seller only started last last year too
If you google the product, cached price looks like it was $33.99. Phone a friend, Jack.
Where's the discount? I don't see it
shows $69.99 funny how they use drone hahahha imagine what it gonna capture hahah
https://www.amazon.com.au/YMOO-Microphone-Reduction-Professi…
this mini version is 14 tho, you mistaken product here?
both review are kinda bad (i guess alright for 14$, def not worth20$+, you can hear the audio from some reviewer and from some yt video)
No idea if it's good or not, but the Spanish Amazon video review sounds good for $14.
I wouldn't believe that original price.
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Shows as 69.99 for me as well 🤔
It's gone back up in price.
I bought it for shits and giggles.
Will give feed back to see how it sounds
Report back!
Shall do!
Ok got the item today and I have to say I'm really surprised with the quality of it.
I'm just disappointed I didn't get to.
It connects so effortlessly and quality is nice and clear.
Easily well worth the $14 price tag.
I also walk around the house to record a good 14-20 meters behind walls and with doors closed.
No issues at all.
Based on this i can confidently give an upvote for this deal.
No more coupons. 69.99 as well
Stlll show coupon available
Lmao love the mounted to a drone use case
Just received mine. Seeing as even cheap wired lav mics cost $13.99, this is a good deal at $14 - depending on what sort of audio quality you're after.
It appears as a generic USB Audio Class 1 device so it doesn't need drivers and will work with phones. Max sample rate is 32kHz so it'd be considered "FM radio quality". There is also an analog 3.5mm audio output.
Don't expect RODE-level quality here; the audio is a little thin and 'digital' but I think it'd work alright for less-crucial things like Zoom, instructional videos, casual pieces to camera etc. If you're going to be some distance away from the camera, having an average mic on you would likely sound better than using the on-camera mic.
There is some background noise reduction going on but it's a little strange. By default, audio enhancements in the mic properties in Windows is switched on. You'd think that is the noise reduction feature but when I switch it off, background noise (like AC or fan noise) is reduced. Audio does sound a bit thinner though.
this is back in stock, just ordered one based on the two reviews above
Some reviews are doubtful, looks like paid reviews