 So I've been on the hunt for the perfect wireless microphone for some while after getting my hands on these road wireless go to first.  This is set to a 250 year old to wireless microphones with a receiver and it just makes for a super versatile podcast setup or to record selfie videos but they're 250 and you need to charge them individually.  So great quality, excellent microphones, expensive and no wireless case.  The upgrade of this does have it but still.  And I got to the DJI microphones which is the same wireless set comes in a beautiful case, very feature rich but again 250 year old or 250 dollar to get this set.  So it's really hard to recommend these although I really really like them, they're expensive.

Expensive Wireless Microphones Review

 And then I discovered these little little bit more plasticky, hollyland, lark 2 microphones which I'm using to record now, plug into my iPhone to incredibly small, tiny wireless microphones.  I'm not going to take it out because it's going to switch on probably but you see it comes in black and white and it enables you to record with two people on this little wireless microphone set, charging case doesn't feel as robust as the DJI but the price of this is 110 which is half less than half of the price of the DJI.  You can't record stereo tracks with these so it's going to produce a floodant audio file but in most cases it doesn't matter and they come with a little linear to carry these microphones, little magnet clips and they're just incredibly small.  So I'm a huge fan, I think this is going to be my new favorite set up.

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 There's one feature that I actually really like about these is that if I plug it into my iPhone the audio output is being passed through so I have to recording this video and I replay it in for example detail, they update I'm using to record now.  If I replay the audio it just plays over the speaker of my iPhone and most of the other sets I actually hijacked the audio output as well so you have to plug in headphones to listen to it in the case of the DJI.  There's an audio output and I can listen, I need to plug in wired headphones to be able to listen while I have this plugged into my iPhone which is cumbersome if I'm recording a selfie video or something, I want to be able to replay it right away.  So form factor incredibly tiny, super small clip on magnet, it almost feels like a spy movie is so small already and I can quickly record at it and share my videos.

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 And then I discovered these little little bit more plasticky, hollyland, lark 2 microphones which I'm using to record now, plug into my iPhone to incredibly small, tiny wireless microphones.  I'm not going to take it out because it's going to switch on probably but you see it comes in black and white and it enables you to record with two people on this little wireless microphone set, charging case doesn't feel as robust as the DJI but the price of this is 110 which is half less than half of the price of the DJI.  You can't record stereo tracks with these so it's going to produce a floodant audio file but in most cases it doesn't matter and they come with a little linear to carry these microphones, little magnet clips and they're just incredibly small. There's one feature that I actually really like about these is that if I plug it into my iPhone the audio output is being passed through so I have to recording this video and I replay it in for example detail, they update I'm using to record now.  If I replay the audio it just plays over the speaker of my iPhone and most of the other sets I actually hijacked the audio output as well so you have to plug in headphones to listen to it in the case of the DJI.  There's an audio output and I can listen, I need to plug in wired headphones to be able to listen while I have this plugged into my iPhone which is cumbersome if I'm recording a selfie video or something, I want to be able to replay it right away. So form factor incredibly tiny, super small clip on magnet, it almost feels like a spy movie is so small already and I can quickly record at it and share my videos.

 And then I discovered these little little bit more plasticky, hollyland, lark 2 microphones which I'm using to record now, plug into my iPhone to incredibly small, tiny wireless microphones.  I'm not going to take it out because it's going to switch on probably but you see it comes in black and white and it enables you to record with two people on this little wireless microphone set, charging case doesn't feel as robust as the DJI but the price of this is 110 which is half less than half of the price of the DJI.  You can't record stereo tracks with these so it's going to produce a floodant audio file but in most cases it doesn't matter and they come with a little linear to carry these microphones, little magnet clips and they're just incredibly small.  So I'm a huge fan, I think this is going to be my new favorite set up.  There's one feature that I actually really like about these is that if I plug it into my iPhone the audio output is being passed through so I have to recording this video and I replay it in for example detail, they update I'm using to record now.

 So I've been on the hunt for the perfect wireless microphone for some while after getting my hands on these road wireless go to first.  And then I discovered these little little bit more plasticky, hollyland, lark 2 microphones which I'm using to record now, plug into my iPhone to incredibly small, tiny wireless microphones.

 I'm not going to take it out because it's going to switch on probably but you see it comes in black and white and it enables you to record with two people on this little wireless microphone set, charging case doesn't feel as robust as the DJI but the price of this is 110 which is half less than half of the price of the DJI.  You can't record stereo tracks with these so it's going to produce a floodant audio file but in most cases it doesn't matter and they come with a little linear to carry these microphones, little magnet clips and they're just incredibly small.  So I'm a huge fan, I think this is going to be my new favorite set up.

 There's one feature that I actually really like about these is that if I plug it into my iPhone the audio output is being passed through so I have to recording this video and I replay it in for example detail, they update I'm using to record now.  If I replay the audio it just plays over the speaker of my iPhone and most of the other sets I actually hijacked the audio output as well so you have to plug in headphones to listen to it in the case of the DJI.  There's an audio output and I can listen, I need to plug in wired headphones to be able to listen while I have this plugged into my iPhone which is cumbersome if I'm recording a selfie video or something, I want to be able to replay it right away.

 So form factor incredibly tiny, super small clip on magnet, it almost feels like a spy movie is so small already and I can quickly record at it and share my videos.

 And then I discovered these little little bit more plasticky, hollyland, lark 2 microphones which I'm using to record now, plug into my iPhone to incredibly small, tiny wireless microphones.  I'm not going to take it out because it's going to switch on probably but you see it comes in black and white and it enables you to record with two people on this little wireless microphone set, charging case doesn't feel as robust as the DJI but the price of this is 110 which is half less than half of the price of the DJI.  You can't record stereo tracks with these so it's going to produce a floodant audio file but in most cases it doesn't matter and they come with a little linear to carry these microphones, little magnet clips and they're just incredibly small.  So I'm a huge fan, I think this is going to be my new favorite set up.  There's one feature that I actually really like about these is that if I plug it into my iPhone the audio output is being passed through so I have to recording this video and I replay it in for example detail, they update I'm using to record now.  There's an audio output and I can listen, I need to plug in wired headphones to be able to listen while I have this plugged into my iPhone which is cumbersome if I'm recording a selfie video or something, I want to be able to replay it right away.  So form factor incredibly tiny, super small clip on magnet, it almost feels like a spy movie is so small already and I can quickly record at it and share my videos.

 And then I discovered these little little bit more plasticky, hollyland, lark 2 microphones which I'm using to record now, plug into my iPhone to incredibly small, tiny wireless microphones.  I'm not going to take it out because it's going to switch on probably but you see it comes in black and white and it enables you to record with two people on this little wireless microphone set, charging case doesn't feel as robust as the DJI but the price of this is 110 which is half less than half of the price of the DJI.  You can't record stereo tracks with these so it's going to produce a floodant audio file but in most cases it doesn't matter and they come with a little linear to carry these microphones, little magnet clips and they're just incredibly small.

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