Gas Clothes Dryer Makes Noise Running

Very happy with this light, carry it everyday. It even survived going through the clothes washer and dryer in the pocket of my work pants. Very bright for a single AAA, battery life very good as well.

not too much noise, and running smoothly

Great product. Makes a lot of noise … when I need it to.

Haven't used it yet but it looks very well made. When winter comes I'm sure we'll be having power cuts. No running to the gas station anymore. Thanks EcoFlow!

This is absolutely the best tape I've ever used to attach lavalier mics almost anywhere. It's strong and causes no clothes noise.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Makes it easy to pack especially when you have a mixture of clothes and photographic gear. Plus you can fit a whole lot more in!

Makes packing and unpacking a breeze. These were my first introduction to packing cubes and they've changed the way I travel immensely! There are grab points around each cube to pull against when zipping it up, and the separate back zipper for storing dirty clothes makes keeping a room looking clean while traveling so easy. They really thought of everything when they put this thing together! It's also extremely convenient when traveling with one bag to be able to unpack all my clothes quickly and then head out for the day with a lighter pack on my back! Cannot recommend these enough!

I like the freedom this provides, but it is difficult to get the mic placed in such a way that it doesn't pick up noise from the mic'd person's clothes. Test first! Then shoot!

I have a couple of Tram Tr-50s and picked the Countryman up since I needed another lav. RIght off the bat I noticed that the sensitivity of the Countryman is higher, meaning I can lower the recording level and as a result the noise floor. This is definitely a plus. The Countryman has a nice warm sound while still maintaining sibilance. I think it's a little muddy compared to the Tram, but that can be EQ'd. For me the biggest difference between the Countryman and the Tram is the Tram seems to be made more for hiding under clothes. The Countryman doesn't perform so well. The highs tend to be cut out and it sounds more muffled. Worn outside of clothes, like on a suit jacket, it sounds great. While the Countryman has a lower noise floor than other lavs, I prefer the sound of the Tram TR-50, especially when hiding it under clothes. However, if you aren't hiding the mic and can't afford the Trams, you won't be disappointed. Bottom line, this is going to be a huge improvement to your sound quality if you're still using the standard lavs that come with wireless units.

These are the best lavalier mics I've used so far. Low self noise, and low handling noise. I thought these were better for hiding under clothes than the Countryman B6.