FIFINE Wireless Microphone System, Wireless Microphone Set with Headset/Lavalier Lapel Mics, Beltpack Transmitter/Receiver,Ideal for Teaching, Preaching and Public Speaking Applications.(K037B)

FIFINE wireless Mike is very good for Music lovers who want to portray the talent on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.It is highly reliable.

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Useful device.

Easily connectible. Very handy. Good quality.

It's not working properly. It works for 1-2 hour after replacing battery and then start blinking green . I replaced it's battery for three times. And Amazon's employee told me that he will process it's return and I should wait till 2nd October for seller's reply. And when I visited the site on 2nd October they didn't processed return. I purchased it with my own money which I earned with lot of struggle and hard work And you all Amazon's employees are fooling us. I am very disappoint 😭 I only use it for one hour in one day.

Product is very good, but after several struggle I experienced very low sound voice is recorded, which means I wil have to buy speaker to connect receiver.

Really nice product

Wow

It is not my first product off Fifine I'm shocked that the mic didn't work I tried everything on the manual to make it work according to the problems encountered it connects for half a minute then it stops working and now I ended up with a non working mic

I purchased it last week, so far it is working well. I don't have any issues with it. I am a fitness instructor and using it for my group classes

Veio funcionando corretamente!

UPDATE 7/17/18 - I am happy to change my original 2-star review to 5 stars! The first mic I got had a terrible high-end screech, and as I dialed down to the correct volume, a high-pitched digital "hiss." I played with it and could get it to reduce, but not go away. This is on a Sony RX10 Mark 4. I sent the mic back, rather than wait for an exchange, due to a deadline. To Fifine's great credit, they followed up with me. Even though I had returned the unit, they asked if I would like another one to test. Their customer service was excellent (which is why I had updated my original review to 3 stars. Good customer service is rare, and they should be recognized for it). I enjoy testing and technology, so I said that I would be willing to test another unit and determine whether I just had something wrong in the original unit, or whether the mic wasn't compatible. Today, I tested it on my interview set, using all the same settings as the lapel mic I'm presently using. I'm pleased to say that performance was stellar. Good, clean signal; no hiss. The mic element has pretty good response. I haven't distance-tested it, but I suspect it will be fine, as both the transmitter and receiver have external antennas. Unlike a lot of mics, you can change frequency as well, if there is any interference. I do have one thing I wished it had: a hotshoe mount. The receiver is strictly a box. Now I know it will be easy to get some sort of hotshoe mount bought or made and glue it on -- I plan to do that (I'll probably 3-D print it)-- not a major deal. So to sum up: Fifine took a negative experience, and turned it into a VERY positive one. The mic now works perfectly; you also get a headset mount which will be useful in some situations. The price is unbeatable. To be crystal clear: they sent this unit for me to test and provide an update. I like it so much that I will keep it, and I'll put a hotshoe mount on the receiver to make it work in the field. Definitely recommended! UPDATE 7/10: I added a star for customer service. I've been discussing the problem with them. They've been VERY supportive, and very interested in a thorough compatibility test. I'm going to try it again, and I'll update this review once I do. UPDATE 7/8: After more troubleshooting, I believe the problem is that the electronics of either the transmitter or the camera are not shielded appropriately (although I suspect the $34.95 receiver a whole lot more than an $1800 camera). I've decided to send it back - no reflection on the seller, who I haven't given enough time to respond, but I need this ready next week. ORIGINAL: I just got the mic today to connect to my Sony RX10 Mark 4 for some interviews I wanted to do. I have a Sony hotshoe mic, which has beautiful sound, but it was picking up too much reverb/echo from the room. When I connected the receiver to the camera, I immediately got a loud, high-pitched screech. I dialed down the input volume a lot and moved cables. Eventually I was able to get the background noise down to a high-pitched digital-sounding hiss. It gets dramatically worse when I turn on the transmitter, even with no mic plugged in. I tried moving the cables, changing channels,playing with the volume, but I just can't get a clean signal. It just may not be compatible with my camera. I've emailed customer service a few minutes ago; I'll give them a day or so to see what they say. Since I'm planning to do my interviews next week, if they don't respond quickly, I'll probably pick up a different brand and return this one. If the problem gets solved, I'll update the review and the stars.

I thought with buying a couple of these I could hook them up through technology.... there is no way to do this and it was not obvious or information available when I was reading it. I felt the photos looked like you could, so I have two sets now and no way to do what I wanted to do... :(