COMICA VM30 Shotgun Microphone, with Wireless Modes, USB C Digital Output, 75/150Hz, Super-Cardioid Universal Camera Microphone for Filmmakers, Vloggers - Wireless Mic for Camera, PC,1 Year Warranty

An amazing microphone with superb audio quality, crystal-clear sound pickup, and excellent noise cancellation—perfect for professional content creators, podcasters, and filmmakers

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Soy profesional y tengo que decir que me ha sorprendido la calidad del micro, aunque no he usado todavía la opción inalámbrica.

100% worth the money. It's not the fanciest, but it's really well rounded with great quality. Case is really useful, and all the accessories save begginers like me lots of time and hassle tracking down cables. The wireless feature is a life saver, and has lots of great functionality built into the mic My only issues are the internal battery is not interchangeable. So once the rechargeable battery is EOL I'll likely have to replace the whole unit. And the mount likes to spin if it isn't tight. Aside from those 2 concerns, it's been a solid mic for a begginer.

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I ordered this and didn't read the Q&A section of the description close enough to truly understand what it meant. The microphone was okay at first but climbed to 5-Star based on a few things. Thanks to YouTuber Mark Wiemels for reminding his viewers this can record the same microphone to two separate cameras at the same time. I just did a quick test of Comica's claims of 3 recorded sources at once by recording my Sony ZV1-Mk2 with the receiver, Canon M6-Mk2 with a TRS extension cable, and my Pixel 7 Pro using the BlackMagic Camera app and the included USB C to C cable. That was the same test scene with three separate cameras all capturing the same audio source. I use Davinci Resolve Studio for editing Wheelchair Repair How-to videos, but at work we use TechSmith Camtasia. Camtasia does not have audio sync and selecting one audio track from multiple camera video. Now it won't matter. All of the videos sound nearly identical. Just don't forget to adjust gain on both the microphone body and the receiver. I'm thinking of hooking this up to my employer's camera when I need to record and add some b-roll, plus use the USB C to my phone to record a back up audio track in case the wireless goes out. Pros: -Solid build quality -Nice case with excellent extras. The shock mount worked very well. -Recording to 3 separate devices (Receiver, 3.5mm, and USB C) at the same time. -Low cut filter works well. High Freq Boost added clarity when using the foam cover. -USB C to Windows PC actually had volume unlike the Deity V-Mic D4 (D4 also works well on Android and iOS devices though) -Internal rechargeable battery -Wireless mic can be synced to the BoomX-D receiver. (I have not tried this yet.) Cons: -Internal rechargeable battery. If not using the USB C port you may be able to power the microphone with a battery pack. The battery will wear down over time, but the body is screwed together so I'm hoping it can be replaced when worn) -Gain needs to be set on the microphone with the dial, and the receiver when using wireless. I forgot this on my first test but the audio luckily wasn't clipped. -No 32 bit Float or internal recording. So recording to one of the other 2 inputs when using wireless is important for redundancy due to possible dropped signal. Gain needs to be set on all devices. I am loving this so far and looking forward to making more content with it and spreading the word to other creators and corporate training teams.