Best Wireless Microphone Earbud For Iphone

The best wireless microphone for my iphone. Recommended.

I have a RØDE Wireless Go (wireless microphone) that I use with my iPhone, iPad, DJI Osmo Pocket, and Nikon Z6 camera. As versatile as it is, I also wanted to be able to use it with my RØDECaster Pro and my Zoom H6, both of which have XLR jacks to record individual audio tracks. That’s where this RØDE VXLR+ comes in — it just allows me to connect a mic with a TRS jack to an XLR input. It’s basic, and it works. RØDE makes great products, including this one.

I like to use this microphone with my Iphone! :)

Best wireless speaker to use with my iPhone and iPad. Excellent sound. Only Con is that I can't play all my purchased music due to licensing and would have to use Apple Music to hear my purchased music...that should be illegal...once I purchased the music, I should be able to play on anything, and that's not Sonos's fault.

Best microphone that i ever have used.

I don't know much about this stuff but I record video on my iphone using the Rode Wireless Go and Rode Lavalier Go and my microphone would blow out sometimes when I talked louder. The rep at BH said this could fix that and give me slightly better sound quality. It seems to be doing exactly that as my mic isn't blowing out as hard as before.

This adapter cable allow me to connect my Rode Wireless microphone to mi iPhone and be able to do some blogging and have a nice great audio, so Happy

This a very important cable in that it is necessary to input sound to a later generation iPhone (as the one included with the Wireless GO microphone system does not work for this purpose). I had to pay an extra $19 to get the right cable.

Best microphone in the world !

I upgraded from a $ worthless thing that might as well have been an earbud. Needless to say, I'm loving this microphone. I've used it with several different software packages, and they all required no setup. It just worked, and all four modes are clear and obvious.It's nearly the size of the lamp I have on my computer desk. It will get attention when I bring it to school. A more traditional form factor for home use might be welcome for the next round of product. I have no idea if the mic itself could be smaller, but the stand is tall enough to let you flip it over, which means it's up about 4 inches. All totalled, it's taller than my keyboard is wide.My hope is to get it working either with my Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet or with another Android device via USB adpter. No luck yet. So far for me it's Windows only.(I can't recommend this for pro recording, not because of the product at all, but I'm not a pro, and I certainly haven't done any rigorous testing. I'll leave that suggestion to those more apt to make it.)