The BEST Wireless Mic? #Shorts

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[baileypelkman]

They’re all pretty similar! But the lensgo definitely has a brighter sound of you’re into that sorta thing 👏

[prodbyrichy]

2 almost had me but 4 is clearly the best to me. Perfect high end and low end blend

[dashxlife]

I didn’t even realize buddy was using different mics lmaoo

[EROSSMUSIC]

They all sounded VERY similar, but i preferred number 3, as it had a deeper, more soothing, tone.

[SandyFam]

as soon as I heard 4 it was like instant goosebumps. WOW. it!!

[isaiahrobinson]

I like 4. Lensgo

3 and 4 sounds like they have less background noise. With lensgo having the least amount of noise. I really just picked the one with the lowest noise and a more present vocal range

[BigCobra]

3 was my type but it had more noise in the background unfortunately, i wanted a crispy mic with just that, it's pretty good but 4 was the clear winner here

[DoaaKassem]

2&4 for clear voice and 3 for softer kind of voice, actually it depends on what you’re trying to present if it something practical and need attention from audience i think 2&4 will work the best, and if you’re presenting art or calming content need kind of soft and warm ambience #3 would be the best for that purpose.

[ryansnyder]

Ok so for context - listened to all four using my Sony WH-1000XM4s...

First Impressions:
Rode - sounds really good
Comica - instantly hears the background hiss
Deity - Boomier & more bass frequencies but also with background hiss
LensGo - wait hold up need to go back and compare to Rode

To me, the LensGo sounds more full and closer to a broadcast mic like an SM7b which is ideal in my eyes. The Rode Wireless sounds great but reminds me of an NT1 or even a VideoMicPro+ (which is admittedly unfair to the NT1). Two different styles for sure, but I think the LensGo's more similar to a broadcast microphone - which probably isn't as flat as the Rode - and rejects more unwanted noise would be my go-to. Especially in a less than ideally treated room.

My personal favorites:
LesnsGo 348C
Rode Wireless Go
Comica Boom X-D
Deity Pocket Wireless


What are your thoughts?

[BoostedCruze]

Option 2, and 3 deeper clarity. #4 is softer and higher pitch .

[Halo-lgrq]

I think they are all really good with very small differences that add different characters to your voice(like the second one sounded a lot brighter than the third more mellow tone but they both still sound really good)

[BTBSN]

2 hands down give you the best quality! Especially for postproduction

[bernosmit]

Lensgo has a very “airy” sound to it. sounds more open, though I’d say it depends on the application of the mic.

Rode I’d use for some youtube applications
Deity I’d use in a podcast setup and interviews
Comica doesn’t sound as great to me personally
Lensgo I’d use maybe (and it’s a big maybe) for voice recording on the go or wireless field recording, such as trying to make stealthy ambient recordings since it clearly covers a wider frequency range and seems it will give more process flexibility in post.

[Mr._yogi]

Which one is the cheapest, that's the best

[insanerenovations]

Lensgo for sure! But they are all super good! 😁

[ScottRoofwalker]

Wow that lensgo sounds awesome. I’ve never heard of them before

[Valentincatabay-dt]

Hi sir can you include the price to you promote video thank you I need a Bluetooth

[RocioPatricio]

I lilke 1 & 2
But I will get the 2 comica, because of the case and versatility with all different devices!
Thanks you have new subscriber!❤❤

[Floridaboifletch]

Actually I’m gonna got with option 1 overall it just has less harsh frequencies and seems like it does a better job of noise cancelation

[validbutatwhatcost]

Lensgo has a really good mid-high blend which adds bright tones whereas the rode go II has a low-mid, almost bass like tone to it which is nice for lowering high pitched voices. I currently use both the rode go mic II and the 7ryms wireless mic. Honestly both are great options and I use the 7ryms for my boom mics and shotgun mics.