SYNCO WMic-T1 Wireless Lavalier Microphone System for Camera and Smartphone, 16 Channel with One Transmitter and One Receiver, Max 50m Transmission Range

This microphone worked great for what I need it for which is shooting talking heads and web meeting interviews. The construction of the units is very on par with some of the microphones that I used that are definitely more on the expensive side. One of my favorite features is the cold shoe mount that comes with the receiver, mainly because you can either mount it to the hot shoe of your camera or use the threaded hole on the bottom to mount it to a tripod or anything that has a 1/4-20 UNC thread, which makes it extremely convenient to use with my Tascam DR60-MKII audio recorder as it has a 1/4-20 threaded post on top. I also appreciate that SYNCO includes a TRS cable for connecting to a camera or any other device such as my recorder that utilizes a standard TRS input, but they also include a TRRS cable which will allow me to connect the receiver directly to my smartphone for when I need to record on the fly. The case they include makes it easy to keep all your accessories together and is small enough for me to toss into my backpack, camera bag, or audio kit. All in all I found this mic to be a great solution on a friendly budget

The media could not be loaded.  Great little set, wireless lav mic. I have been trying these out for a couple weeks now. So far I have not seen any signal loss and the raw audio is fairly decent and sounds pretty good with just minor post editing. With everything that is happening right now I have not had a chance to use these during an interview but I do have a project coming up that I'm sure they will work fine for. So far I think they are built well and should hold up. I like the fact that the batteries are just regular AA and that this is one less thing I need to charge or worry about dying on me as it's easy to swap the AA batteries. So far I am happy with the systerm.I will update my review if anything changes.

I am very disappointed! After receiving the microphone, I tested quickly it and it seemed to work well. I made several videos over the course of several days, believing that it works well. I always used a fresh battery - not taking any risks with that! - and this is not my first wireless mic, so I think I know how to do this. However, later in post-production, I had to realize that the microphone is not working reliably. The first issue is, that whenever I speak, it creates a slight rustle. It doesn't exist when I don't speak so I can't remove it with the noise reduction of my video editor. I could somehow live with that but the even bigger problem is that every now and then, the microphone just gets silent and won't record while I am speaking. So in the middle of a sentence, there are some words missing. This microphone distroyed the work of several days and I am really upset about it! I will return it and hope I will find a better one.

The media could not be loaded.  The SYNCO WMic-T1 is an excellent Wireless Lavalier Microphone System. The included camera mount worked as expected on my Sony A7III and with the included camera audio connector, I was able to get up and running with everything included in the box. The devices are also very easy to setup and turn on. After adding batteries, 2-AA batteries for transmitter and the receiver, switch on both devices then simply hold the CH button to change channels and ensure that both devices are running on the same channel if they are not already (current channel is displayed on the screen of each device). When I first turned mine one, one was on channel 16 and the other on 14. To adjust the audio level, just tap the volume button until you get to the desired level. Check out the attached video to hear a sample of the audio.

The media could not be loaded.  My basic setup is a couple of iphones and gimbals for video. I have other pro audio microphones for live audio equipment, but the receiver is heavy and has to be plugged in to an outlet, so I needed one that was battery powered and light enough to still work with a gimbal. Even with 2 AA batteries, the receiver only weighs 10 grams (3.6 oz.). The listing says it has a "real time audio monitoring system" .Technically true, as lights will blink to indicate if there is a problem between the receiver and transmitter. The Green sound indicator light is really neither a minimum input level, nor a peak/overload indicator so I found it less useful.For what it's worth, I was using 2 identical iphone 6s for the A/B comparison video. I had a couple of attempts where the phone didn't record anything. I had the best success connecting in this order: 1) connect the receiver 2) open up your recording app 3) power on transmitter and receiver, speak into the mic loudly enough to make sure the green input and receiver lights turn on 4) start recordingThings I liked:- I specifically did not want a product with a rechargeable battery, from having been a sound tech in the past, you never want to wait for a hard wired battery to recharge.- Multi Channel-volume control - (while I normally prefer a twist knob, you couldn't keep the weight down with a knob vs. a button)-custom protective case (Always a bonus)This is definitely an upgrade and needed if you plan to do more than close up videos.

The WMic-T1 from Synco is a reasonably priced mid-range wireless microphone kit. I like the transmitter design overall. It features a clean & grippy matte black plastic finish & nicely compact antenna. While it's not the smallest wireless microphone pack on the market, it's still decently compact for professional use up to 50 meters in my experience. The wireless pack itself has simple but limited controls allowing you to adjust both the channel & gain settings. Overall I think this mic provides some excellent value & a solid degree of useability for the price point.

Sound quality is ok at best. Well made. Light weight

I have used them with my GoPro Hero 3+ Black (which has its own noise-floor/hiss), my iPhone XR, Canon 6D and my Scarlett 2i2 interface and noticed the following with all devices: Noticeable hiss, when XMTR and RX units are at any level. It's not bad, but not what you'd want on a commercial video with a silent background. If you're just creating YouTube videos and plan a musical or ambient noise background, this will work well. For the price (especially $99 sale) they are great! Nice hard-shell case they come with too - as well as most cables, etc., that you could use. Each unit requires 2 x AA cells - not provided.

Built quality is good.But just right after putting my headphone for testing it, I've noticed this terrible hiss on the background.Checked the audio file on my editing software the hiss was still there and hard to get rid of it even in post.I'll do some other tests, and probably I'll return it.

It is amazing no extra noice.

The execution of this wireless microphone system is quite good -- the transmitter and receiver pair up nicely, volume is easy to adjust and changing channels is easy. The only problem? A rather significant one: Regardless of which channel you use there is an audible flutter that's heard on each channel. The wired lavalier mic that I used to use that cost about 1/10th as much never introduced that as an issue.