Ideal for interviews, presentations, television/video production, vlogging, and more, the Saramonic SR-UM10-M1 is an omnidirectional lavalier microphone offering versatile response characteristics and secure connectivity. Gold plating on the output plug enhances conductivity and resists corrosion of the 3.5mm TRS connector, which boasts a locking design to prevent accidental disconnection from transmitters such as the UwMic9, UwMic10, UwMic15, and VmicLink5. The 3.3' cable length provides sufficient distance between the mic and your transmitter without yielding excessive cable coils.

The capsule's omnidirectional polar pattern captures sound from all directions and mitigates proximity effect, yielding clear and consistent tone for your recordings or live streams. Affix the supplied windscreen to reduce wind noise and vocal plosives. The SR-UM10-M1 includes a metal alligator-style mic clip for easy attachment to a lapel or collar.

For UwMic9, UwMic10, UwMic15 & VmicLink5    Omnidirectional Polar Pattern    Captures Sound from All Directions    Mitigates Proximity Effect    Locking 3.5mm TRS Connector    Gold Plating Enhances Conductivity    3.3' Cable    Windscreen Reduces Wind Noise & Plosives    Includes Mic Clip for Easy Attachment

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you purchase xlr cables over a phono jack?

A: For the output you can easily convert the 3.5mm to XLR with an inexpensive XLR adapter, like the Saramonic C-XLR. Or if you'd like a cable you can use the Saramonic SR-UM10-C35XLR, it has a locking 3.5 mm connector but that will not impede you using it with the SR-WM2100 receiver. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1540721-REG/saramonic_c_xlr_3_5mm_trs_female_to_xlr_male.html https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1443722-REG/saramonic_sr_um10_c35xlr_replacement_locking_type_3_5mm_to.html

Q: 2. Does this work on an android phone? (Samsung)

A: If it has a 3.5mm headphone port, Absolutely. Android, iOS (iPhone/iPad) and even other mobile operating systems.

Q: 3. If I buy 2 can I use 4 mics on one receiver?

A: No, unfortunately the maximum is two transmitter per receiver. You can easily get an inexpensive mixer like the incredibly tiny Saramonic AX1 for $25, and mix both receivers into one input with ease.

Q: 4. I have an iPhone 11 Pro and an osmo mobile 3. I’m expanding my real estate photography into video. I need an easy light portable microphone to use that works with gimbal. Suggestions?

A: This shotgun mic would work well with your gimbal, and connect directly into the lightning port of a iPhone. You alsomay consider a wireless option, such as the Saramonic Blink 500 B3 Digital Wireless Omni Lavalier Microphone System for Lightning iOS Devices (2.4 GHz), BH #SABLINK500B3. This system is small, simple to operate, and the receiver connects directly into the lightning connector as well. Both of these microphones are good options for your particular needs.

Q: 5. Is there a compatible 'dead cat' windscreen for this mic to replace the foam windscreen?

A: A suggested "dead cat"/windjammer to use over the foam windscreen of the Saramonic SmartMic+ Compact Directional Microphone with 3.5mm TRRS Plug for Mobile Devices is the Auray Windbuster for Rode VideoMicro and VideoMic Me-L and Me-C Mics (BH #AUWSWVMICRO). The microphone models it is designed for are almost identical to the SmartMic+ in dimension: https://bhpho.to/3OWXckT

Q: 6. Would this work on iPad Air as an external microphone for FaceTime calls?

A: The Saramonic SmartMic+ does work with any iPad with a type C connection

Q: 7. On the receiver does one mic go out the left channel and the other mic on the right channel or are they mixed together?

A: When using the Saramonic SR-WM2100 2-Person Camera-Mount Digital Wireless Omni Lavalier Microphone System to record, the audio from both microphones is combined into a mono signal, so that both mics can be heard on the left and right channels.

Q: 8. So, what happens when someone uses a microwave oven around these? That usually wipes out 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi when it's running, and these are on the same frequency.

A: It is possible for a microwave oven in very close proximity to create interference such as static noise in the audio signal of wireless microphone systems that operate within the 2.4 GHz frequency band, but unlikely that a microwave oven will completely wipe out the audio signal. The same issues can occur with cell phones, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi. If you find that microwave ovens are interfering with the transmission of your wireless microphone signal, then it would be best to select a system that operates within a different frequency band such as UHF or VHF.

Q: 9. Can this be connected to a Mac for streaming and recording a lecture?

A: Yes, you can connect the Saramonic SR-WM2100 2-Person Camera-Mount Digital Wireless Omni Lavalier Microphone System to a computer for streaming and recording audio. We recommend using a USB audio interface to connect to the computer via USB. You can use a very basic interface like the Audio-Technica Consumer ATR2x-USB 3.5mm to USB 2.0 Type-C Audio Adapter (B&H # AUATR2XUSB). Use the 3.5mm TRS cable that is included with the wireless mic system to connect the output from the receiver to the input on the interface and use the headphone output on the interface for monitoring the audio while streaming and/or recording.

Q: 10. Saramonic SmartMic+ Di WHAT DOES "DI" MEANS?

A: Saramonic does not specifically define what "Di" stands for in the name of the Saramonic SmartMic+ Di Compact Directional Microphone with Lightning Plug for iOS Mobile Devices. It could be assumed that the "Di" indicates "directional" in this case.