I will say that all of us do share one comment interest in purchasing this product: we want something inexpensive that will get the job done. After all, you can spend quite a bit of money on wireless microphone systems. Will something in the more budget-friendly range work for your needs?
The answer is a huge "YES!"
I do many press events for my website throughout the year. These events require that I sit and do interviews. While a wired microphone used to be our "go-to" method of conducting these interviews, our company decided to up our game and invest in a wireless microphone system.
The system I chose was the Comica CVM-WM200(A). I went with this system over the lower-priced Comica system due to its build quality. This particular system doesn't use as much plastic in its housing and it comes with a hard case to transport everything instead of a bag.
A day before my important interview I did a test run to familiarize myself with this wireless system. The instructions seemed rather complex at first, but taking everything step-by-step I soon learned the basics of setting the microphones up for single or dual-use. There is a switch on the side of each device (transmitter and receiver) that allows you to use GROUP A, GROUP B or BOTH transmitters at the same time.
You have a wealth of commands in the device menu that controls microphone volume, a specified channel you wish to use, mono/stereo mode, etc. The complete list of commands can be found in the above product description.
So, with only a day before our big interview, I found it very easy to familiarize myself with this microphone system and I made a few videos to test microphone levels. By the time our big day arrived, I knew pretty much what I was doing.
The receiver and transmitters have belt clamps attached to them. I was able to clamp the receiver to my camcorder's tripod. My headphones plugged into one of the jacks to monitor the mic volume. Since we were using two people in our interview, each participant had one of the included lapel microphones clipped to their shirt and then plugged into each of the transmitters that clamped on to their waist-belts.
The fresh batteries did take a little bit of a toll during the 3-hour interview, but at the end of it all, the battery indicator on the devices were still above halfway.
The video came out perfectly. The audio was superb with absolutely no cut-outs. Fortunately, since I tested the system the day prior, I replaced the stock lapel microphones with Sony condenser mics that I also picked up on Amazon. I wasn't too happy with the audio the included lapel microphones provided. I have included a video that gives you an excellent idea as to why I made the upgrade. Do watch it!
As I previously noted, professional wireless microphone systems tend to cost quite a bit. I wasn't exactly sure I would be getting a quality product by spending less. I was proved wrong. This system works remarkably well and should aptly serve anyone who wants professional results with wireless mics.
Highly recommended!