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YouMic – Small Lavalier Microphone with Clip – Lav Lapel Mic for Camera Phone iPhone iOS Android PC Laptop Video Recording –
$39.00
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| Weight | 18.14 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 5.08 × 7.62 cm |
| Brand | YouMic |
| Model | Pd-02 |
| Model year | 2016 |
| Part Number | Youmic 1 |
| Hardware Platform | Camcorder |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop, Personal Computer, Camera, Smartphone |
| Special Features | Clip |
| Mounting Hardware | warranty_card |
| Internet browser included | No |
| Colour Screen | No |
| Microphone format | Lavalier |
| Power source type | Corded Electric |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Signal-to-noise ratio (dB) | 80 dB |
| Connector Type | Auxiliary |
| Material Type | acrylic |
| Includes AC Adapter | No |
| Item model number | Pd-02 |
| Product Dimensions | 5.08 x 5.08 x 7.62 cm; 18.14 Grams |
| ASIN | B01E3L1ESS |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Date First Available | 11 April 2016 |
| Manufacturer | YouMic |
10 reviews for YouMic – Small Lavalier Microphone with Clip – Lav Lapel Mic for Camera Phone iPhone iOS Android PC Laptop Video Recording –
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Amazon Customer –
It works according to advertise. For the price, you can’t get a better quality sound and build.Only cons is you can hear sounds when the wire is hit or swipe your shirt.
HonestNumber07 –
worth the price
Amit Dhawan –
Received faulty product. Tried it with various devices. It did not workb
Mandira Thapa –
Satisfied
very much satisfied with the product. Worth the money.
Yasin –
Very good pick up of sound
Very good microphones, easily pluggable into phone. You might need an adapter but that’s minor. Picks up voice quality nicely, I used it in the London Underground (the best worst place in Europe) and it could pick up my voice perfectly whilst also reducing the sound of death during the underground.Very good for its price. Easily concealable.Vibe – 4/5
Amazon Customer –
Buena calidad de sonido
Para el precio el audio me parece bueno. La longitud del cable es suficiente como para poder grabar con un celular a dos personas.
Valentin Gashi –
Einwandfrei auch für draußen
Wir haben damit Interviews auf einer Demo aufgenommen und die Qualität war trotz lauter Umgebungsgeräusche super. Für die Amateurnutzung perfekt
Jonathan Whalen –
Good to have in the arsenal!
I’ve been using condenser/dynamic microphones for years, so when I had to take my business online to meet with my clients remotely over video conferencing, it became a bit of a pain to be using my studio microphones all the time, and plus if I needed to move, I’d have to lift the mic and bring it with me. Too bulky, too much work.So I decided to get a lavalier microphone, and didn’t mind it being corded to at least get started. This was a great investment! I ordered this and one other brand, and I much preferred the sound of this one. The other one had too much high frequency – this Youmic one was much more balanced.The tone is good! If you are able to process it through some EQs and mastering gear, you can definitely tighten it up to get a professional-grade sound. I use it uneffected most of the time and it still sounds good!It is quite sensitive – which is nice because you can speak comfortably without having to worry about being heard – but that means you just need to keep the input volume down so it doesn’t peak, otherwise you’re in for a world of clipping. Better that than the opposite, though.My ONLY complaint is that it is (so far to me) IMPOSSIBLE to get it to work with any professional I/O gear. I tried using it directly with my MOTU 896mk3 and with a Line6 POD HD3 Pro using both 1/4″ and XLR adapters, but nothing seemed to work. Tried using the lavalier’s included TRRS–>TRS adapter, converting to stereo and mono for both 1/4″ and XLR, and it never picked up nearly enough.Thankfully it works (as TRRS) in the headphone jack of my old iMac, and I have software to consolidate inputs from several sources so I can combine it with my professional sound gear, but it is quite a pain to not be able to plug it in along with my other gear so they’re all running on the same clock – not to mention the ability to add pre-EQ and pre-FX.But – considering I’m trying to save a few hundred dollars by going this route rather than buying XLR-based wireless transmitters, for the ~$20 I paid, it was a worthwhile investment and definitely a great microphone to have in the arsenal.If you’re planning on just doing straight V/O work and using a smartphone/tablet, then you’ll have no problems.
tree_of_life_girl –
Nice microphone
Good price and I would order this again.
Nat –
Bueno en el resultado, medianamente fácil de usar.
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¡Hola, gente!Bueno, primero que nada, quiero decirles que hoy mismo me llegó, al primer uso, todo bien, un audio increíble. Pero al usarlo más veces se escuchaba como un audio más bajo (más adelante me di cuenta que no era realmente el micrófono YouMic, sino el micrófono interno de la laptop).ESTUVE, ESTUVE A PUNTO DE REGRESARLO.Pero tuve paciencia. Sí, ya que después de usarlo un par de veces más, era muy intermitente, de repente sí captaba el audio del micrófono y de repente no. Después de una tarde investigando y probando (casi acaba con mi paciencia, jaja, pero le di otra oportunidad). Hasta que me di cuenta que, en el caso de mi computadora, debía esperar entre 15-20 segundos para que reconociera el micrófono. Escribo todo esto para ver si alguien más está en la misma situación que yo. Aclaro, este es mi situación, no sé si sea para todos, pero con esto ya no lo regresaré.Otra solución que hallé es que usando audífonos inalámbricos, basta (en MacOS al menos), con seleccionar el Output y el Input en System Preferences > Sound, y así podemos escuchar y enviar voz al mismo tiempo, digo esto porque solamente en video conferencias / llamadas me funcionó, para grabar no.Adjunto pruebas e imágenes, espero que a alguien le sirva.P.d. en la página dice que es compatible con Google Pixel. Sin embargo, aún con el adaptador que yo tengo (habría qué investigar si puedo usar otro adaptador), a mí no me funcionó, pero bueno, de por sí el celular ya capta un buen audio.P.d.2. Yo sé que muchos ya lo saben pero no todos, les recomiendo instalar un plugin para el tracking de los precios, es muy útil, para ver si el precio subió o no, el mío lo acabo de hallar en 359 MXN aprox.