Verizon Wireless Background Check

Not sure what rickyjorq was thinking. Hey, check out the measurements before you buy dude. This makes a perfect background. Period. Unless you want to cover your whole space from ceiling to floor to ceiling...this one might not be big enough, but you could easily figure that out by reading the description.

went from 1 bar on a Verizon camera to 3 after install of this antenna, thanks Spypoint!!!

I have a few different pairs of wireless earbuds, and I think more than any others thee Pixel Buds check the most boxes - fit, quality, features.

These are right up there with the Rode wireless go's. I love the screen to be able the check levels bi posited this with the Zoom H8 and they perform flawlessly.

Really enjoying Roku ..so many movies, and so little time to watch them all! Goodbye Verizon ....Hello Roku!!

Got tired of using the router/WAP that Verizon gave me a few years ago. This thing is blazing!

I recently got this Wireless GO II setup and have already used it 3+ times this week. It was an effortless set up when I was doing interviews outside in the freezing cold with some skiers. The RODE set up was able to effectively record different track channels from two different people talking, while also blocking out background noise and wind. The battery life is probably the best thing about this setup. I've used it for maybe 4-5 hrs. and still have not had to charge it. The only thing that would be a little nicer if it was even a bit smaller (hopefully this tech. will come in near future), and if it were able to automatically block out some more background noise. I know this is hard to do, but it may be on the RODE path for future devices. These transmitters can also hook up to lavalier RODE mics, so all I had to do was go into my camera setting, change the audio setting from Mic to Remote, and voila - the RODE wireless GO II was then recording with my lavalier mic. The main reason I would use this is so the big block of a transmitter doesn't have to go on the interviewee's shirt; the lavalier is just a tiny thing on the edge of a collar. Otherwise, the mics on these Wireless GO II devices are pretty much the same in quality!

Really needed the BT for the wedding before and after background music. Also plugged a wireless lavalier into channel one and a wireless handheld in channel two. . .worked like a champ. Connected them with xlr cables and just worked great outdoors for a small venue. . .was well worth the price for two. . .

I have used the Wi AudioStreamPro wireless mic system for over a year.� In my application, I record interviews in an environment with crowd noises and music in the background.� The system does a great job of isolating the interviewee voice above the background sounds.� The transmitter/label mic is small, and being wireless, allows the interviewee to move freely which makes for a more dynamic recording.� Regarding the equipment itself, you will be first impressed when you see the carrying case system come in.� Next you will notice the large number of wires, connectors, and parts supplied to enable setup on essentially any recording device.� And if you have any questions, there are knowledgeable technical support people to help you out.� A lot of Bang for the Buck!� To hear interviews I’ve recorded with this equipment go to: eClassicAutos.com.

I was told the LTE model wouldn't work on Verizon network but I bought it anyway to give it a try..It work's excellent on Verizon network..