Turn Android Phone Into Wireless Microphone

I recently got the Epson WorkForce ES-500W II to try out. I was a little worried about the wireless feature but I ended up surprised with how well it worked for me despite being 2 rooms away. I was also very happy to use my Android phone to scan documents. The Android app was simple and easy to work with. Epson outdid themselves by making this scanner mobile phone friendly. “This is a review for the Epson ES-500WII Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.”

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Belkin wireless charging stand is top notch. The fastest charge I've seen for my Android phone (it also works for non-Android products as well). Included in the box are a 10W wireless charging stand, 4 ft. cable power supply, and a USB-A to micro-USB cable. There is an led light that updates the status of your charge. Your phone is secure on the charger because of a non-slip grip. An all-around great charger and I highly recommend it.

Great microphone. Sound quality is great. After putting this on a wireless transmitter, I had to turn down the sensitivity on the mixer. You may have to adjust Mic options as well. This mic sounds so much different then the one before. It did take about 2 weeks to get it.

I use this usb to charge my samsung android phone.

need a phone to develop android. great deal to get.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This guy is loud! This is one of those where you're glad you're outside because this thing can crank. It's super intuitive to set up and use as well. Connected easily to my phone on Bluetooth, the included microphone connects easy as well. Super loud, turn on the bass boost and it's really deep. There's several color schemes for the ring. The light goes around as you turn the volume up, then goes along with the music when you're playing. It has a microphone and guitar port, as well as controls for both to increase/decrease volume/bass/treble etc. I play ukulele, but now I want to get an electric version so I can hammer this speaker with it. It has a nice little slot to set your phone in. The strap has a bottle opener on it. I don't have two, but the directions talk about that you can set this up with another one for left and right speakers, which, dang, that would be a beast. There's a USB port for input and/or charging your devices. The box it shipped in weighed 25 lbs which includes packaging so it's a sturdy item. It has two handles on it to carry or the strap to throw over your shoulder. This is definitely an outdoor/big area speaker!

Looking somewhere near the lens just isn't the same as looking INTO the lens. For a very reasonable price, talent can connect with the viewer. Our TMP50 was nicely made, easy to set up and gave a good result right out of the box. We used it with an iPad 6th generation as a prompter screen which fits well but just about maxes out the bracket adjustment. Removing the rear bracket will probably accommodate larger iPads or other devices. Smaller tablets and phones would also work as prompter screens. If shooting with a phone, centering the phone's camera will necessarily put the phone off to one side so you may need a binder clip or a clothespin to snug down the hood, but that's an easy fix for a unit that can support a wide variety of cameras or phones behind the glass. To sum up: a great price on a nice piece of hardware that yields results that would be hard to obtain if your script can't be directly in line with the lens.

Works perfectly for android Samsung phone

I use these to charge android phone and connect USB C drives.

This one is more than I could imagine for inhansing the song the from an android phone