5 Under the Radar Voiceover Mics Under $400
I compare five microphones ranging from $38 to $400 that you could consider “under the radar” for VO purposes.
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Comica VM40 Review – It Does Everything!
Read more: Comica VM40 Review – It Does Everything!In a market saturated with compact shotgun microphones, Comica stands out by merging wireless transmission, internal 32-bit float recording, and multiple output options into one highly adaptable microphone: the Comica VM40. But how does it really stack up—especially against a tried and true staple like the Rode VideoMic NTG?
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5 Affordable Microphones for Content Creators Under $150
Read more: 5 Affordable Microphones for Content Creators Under $150When it comes to content creation — whether that’s streaming, podcasting, YouTube videos, or even vlogging — clear, high-quality audio is a must. Fortunately, you don’t need to spend hundreds of dollars to get professional-sounding results.
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Rode Wireless Micro – Foolproof Smartphone Audio
Read more: Rode Wireless Micro – Foolproof Smartphone AudioEarlier in 2024 I reviewed the Hollyland Lark M2, which was one of the earliest examples of a tiny wireless microphone that offers great connectivity and ease of use without sacrificing sound quality. Now more manufacturers are jumping into this segment of the market and Rode recently announced their version, the Wireless Micro. They’ve stripped…
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Shure MV7 Plus – Enough to Compete in 2024?
Read more: Shure MV7 Plus – Enough to Compete in 2024?The Shure MV7 was a game-changer upon its release in 2020, bringing better sound quality and versatility to home podcasters and remote workers for a more attainable price than professional gear. Fast forward to 2024, and we have the Shure MV7 Plus, an upgrade that promises to address the predecessor’s shortcomings while introducing new features.…
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Hollyland Lark M2 – A Tiny Wireless Mic for Content Creators
Read more: Hollyland Lark M2 – A Tiny Wireless Mic for Content CreatorsIn the rapidly evolving world of content creation, audio quality can make or break a video. While there are multiple options for wireless mic kits, Hollyland’s Lark M2 stands out as a compact and affordable solution.
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Wireless Mic Comparison – Wireless Pro vs GO II, DJI, Lark Max
Read more: Wireless Mic Comparison – Wireless Pro vs GO II, DJI, Lark MaxIn the last few years, wireless microphone kits for content creators have gotten really good. The $300-400 price point now has more competition than ever, which can make it hard to decide which one is right for you. Let’s test four of the top choices and see which one comes out on top.
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Fifine K669D & K669C Microphones – Condenser or Dynamic?
Read more: Fifine K669D & K669C Microphones – Condenser or Dynamic?When you’re starting out with content creation, you may wonder whether you should get a dynamic or condenser microphone. To help you decide, we take a look at the budget-friendly Fifine K669 D and C microphones in different recording environments.
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Hollyland Lark Max Review – The Rode Wireless GO II Killer
Read more: Hollyland Lark Max Review – The Rode Wireless GO II KillerThe Hollyland Lark Max is a wireless microphone kit that directly competes with Rode’s Wireless GO II and DJI’s mic kit at the $300 price point. It seems that Hollyland took aim at many of the issues with those microphone systems and attempted to solve them with the Lark Max. Did they succeed?
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Synco G2 Pro Review – Wireless Mic System
Read more: Synco G2 Pro Review – Wireless Mic SystemThe Synco G2 Pro offers a wireless solution for content creators that provides a wealth of features for an affordable price. Is the G2 Pro system a better option than the ever-popular Wireless GO II from Rode, or are there too many compromises?
