Bluetooth Microphone Cell Phone Input

this is a must have when connecting your cell phone to a external microphone.

This adapter is very well made and allows me to mount a microphone on my cell phone holder

Purchased this unit specifically for the bluetooth wireless format for my AX-100 Sony 4K camera microphone input. I also have a Sony bluetooth pair ECM-W1M where the receiver is mounted on the Multi-Interface shoe. This ECM-AW4 is very flexible because you can use it with the cameras microphone input jack which I need on my other cams that don't have a Multi-Interface shoe. Another great thing is that these units can be just used as a wireless communication device with another person. The sound quality is great and the range and speed of connection is very good. Battery life is also very good.

The microphone works well, if you record with a cell phone the Saramonic audio is better that of the internal microphone of your cell phone

I purchased the Bluetooth adapter to transfer pictures and music from my computer (which did not have one) to my cell phone. The device was simple to install and is easy to use. I was new to the technology so I had some difficulty using it at first, but B & H chat line support came to the rescue and everything is now working great.

Bought to use on new tritoon boat for speedometer, GPS and bluetooth music on cell phone

This headset supports connectivity via USB for use as a PC headset and via Bluetooth for use with cell phone calls. The base makes it easy to switch between PC and Bluetooth. The bluetooth connection is between the base and the cell phone, with DECT to the headset. So you leave the phone on your desk and take the headset with you if you want to walk around. DECT has much better range than Bluetooth and is not affected by microwave ovens or WiFi, so calls are clear and consistent at all times.

This is a device that connects your XLR microphone to a device that accepts TRRS input (e.g. phone, tablet, modern computers, etc.). It provides phantom power, has a headphone jack, and has a dial to control gain. I'm sure that a dedicated interface would bring out more nuanced sound, but you can't beat the price, mobility, and ease of use if all you want is to connect an XLR microphone to any device.

My PC has separate headphone/microphone jacks. I use this cable in combination with my cell phone headset for VOIP calls.

This worked great to get my older non-powered microphone to work with my newer cell phone that's missing a headphone jack.