Boya By M1 Lavalier Microphone For Smartphones Review

I bought a I bought a Rode smartLav+  Lavalier Condenser Microphone for Smartphones and this plug was needed to connect the microphone to the smartphone. (I believe these plugs come with the Smart phones but who can remember where you put it?) Just buy it and make your life simpler. Recommend both of these items together. Great for video posts. Thank you B&H for your excellent suggestions.

I love my Boya Wireless Microphone beacause: 1. It is really, really simple. The booklet that comes with it is easy to read and, importantly, understand how to set it up quickly. 2. It is easy to use. I have 2 canon cameras - 6Dii & 90D; GH5 & GH4 - and all can be fitted with this BOYA readily and easily. 3. I have a rode sound recorder. However, this BOYA is easily the best sound recorded. Absolutely a 5 star product!

Boya BY-M44C very crisp & clean. good microphone!

The BOYA NY-M1 lave mic is an excellent mic that performs great. I use these mics for our churches podcasts and video taping of our children's message. I recommend this mic for this type of use.

I have very little wind noise when I use this with a Sennheiser lavalier microphone.

I just bought the DJI adapter for my Osmo Action 4. I use a Rode Go lavalier microphone and the Purple Panda microphone. Both run a little hot on my Action 4. Using the the Boya BY-K4 adapter does little to tone down my microphones. When using the DJI adapter, both microphones run less hot. By my tests, I would say the difference is around 6 decibels, give or take a decibel. Using the Boya BY-K4, I set my gain to -6 db. Using the DJI adapter, I set the gain to 0 db. This gives me more range in the audio output and I can pick up different sounds for different purposes. If you own a DJI Action 4 OR Action 3 and motovlog, get yourself the DJI adapter and......Enjoy.

The Boya Wireless Microphone is great so far! The sound quality is great and it's so easy to use! Love the compact holder

Before this I was wondering if more expensive microphone brands are worth it. I have only used Boya corded mic and when time came I wanted to upgrade to a wireless mic, so I bought Boya as well, partially because the corded mic was decent and the price (I think $70) was okay, but the mic was really bad in terms of audio performance and just using it! This Joby microphone is amazing - it pairs on its own, it is small and has different attachments (to secure it to the clothing) depending on what you're filming and you can start using it with a push of a button and the sound quality is great! I have already filmed and edited a video using it and I love it! I am not an expert in microphones - but this one does the job so easily and so well, that I would totally recommend it! Pros - - small - multiple attachments - easy to work with - instructions on charging and using are simple - sound quality is great Cons - - not aware of any as of this moment

The BOYA BY-HM100 Dynamic Handheld Microphone works great with my videocamera as a tool for interviewing people.

The OLM-10 Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone by Pearstone is a great little microphone and has fantastic sound for the price. In fact, I use this for allot of different professional interviews with my Canon Mark III for video. A definate must have in your bag to get you by in a pinch, or for regular use! The only drawback is that isn't cordless, but for the price it is worth it!