COMICA Vimo C3 Wireless Lavalier Microphone with Noise Cancellation, 656ft Transmission, Gain Control, Compact Wireless Lapel Microphone for DSLR Cameras/Android/Live-Streaming/Vlogging/YouTube

Great product. I bought this to replace a cheaper version of the same kind of product (smart phone wireless mic). That other one broke almost instantly but the COMICA, is solid. The main thing I paid attention to is the way it connects to your phone. The connection is very solid and not "flimsy", which was the breaking point of the other cheaper mic. Mic sound quality is also very good. Initial tests were great. I bought it to mic my son up on the baseball field to cut some promo footage for a fundraiser. I've not used it in that setting yet but look forward to testing out range, battery quality, etc. Also very easy to use. I was put off by there being no printed instructions in the box but you literally just plug it into the phone and it starts working.

I made a few videos with these mics and the quality is amazing. It works with my phone and my Nikon D3300.

Works just fine and battery charge lasts plenty long for our needs

As a "Nice to have" for personal documentation with cameras, I was on the fence about wireless kits, and ended up pulling the trigger on this comica Vimo C3 Wireless, which I feel like has a great value to price proposition. Great for the personal Vlogs; the actual battery case for the set is quite small, and auto on/off along with pairing when you take them out of the case. Sound is pretty good as well; with Lav mics, I find that they can get quite boxy sounding because of the inherent nature of how you're pointing to the face, but soo much better than trying to run a shotgun mic with a huge dead-cat on the camera if you're trying to be incognito. A few notes though: they're not magnetic, so you'll have to find a mounting option using the clips, and it sets the gain by dedicated buttons for each lav with 5 levels, so there's a bit of a give-and-take with setting the levels on the camera or the lavs. This is fine by me though - I think they struck a good balance of control and ease-of-use. Really excellent value if you're pairing this with an action camera, for instance. With the included usb-c to audio adapter, you're able to monitor audio as well if you have a wired headset/earbuds, which is a nice touch. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase!

Everything was nice , function well & sounds good. Will be using it for my content :)))

I was overall impressed with the Comica Vimo kit. I love that the whole kit fits in a compact case that I can easily pack in my backpack or suitcase. Everything you need is included in the kit—the two mics, receiver, charging cables, audio cables, deadcat, carrying case, and charging case It is very easy to use right out of the box. You can charge the mics and receiver in the carrying case. Open it up and pull out the mic and it turns on - you can also manually turn it on/off I use it to record one of my YouTube videos and it performed great! I clipped on my shirt - it is visible but not too much. My only request would be to have an aux input on the mic to attach a lapel mic. But it's not a deal breaker. If you're looking for a good wireless mic kit (with two mics) I would consider this kit. My only request w

As a Wedding DJ, I purchased this for ceremonies as a alternative to my Sennheiser/Shure/Audio Technica bodypack/lav setups. I like the form factor & flexibility in where I can clip it on. The charging case is really useful too. So far, I've only used them in testing. Pros: The audio quality is good enough for live voice production in a quiet environment. The transmitters are very lightweight. Battery life seems adequate for my use. The receiver shows battery life and audio level of the transmitters. The receiver has options for 2-ch (stereo) or 1-ch (mono) output. The receiver can be connected via USB to a computer or phone as an external microphone. Cons: Distance is poor - I get 100 feet in a rural neighborhood before it starts cutting out. I expected poor performance out of 2.4GHz but my peers made this seem like a non-issue. I typically don't set up this far away but this issue alone prevents me from using as a primary officiant microphone until more testing can be done. Noise cancellation also falls short of my 2025 expectations - background noises (planes, wind, coughs from 10 feet away) are lower but still very noticable. There is a small audio delay but most people won't notice in a live setting. Button presses on the transmitter, even the mute button, are very noticable. Info/Thoughts: Audio output is an 1/8" trs connector but the audio level is mic level (typically XLR). You need an 1/8" trs to a breakout XLR cable, or you have to boost the signal a lot. I thought this would double as a stand alone recorder, I was mistaken - my fault. The microphone is more directional than I expected. It picks up sound from the sides, but not as clearly as I hoped, it's muddy sounding when using off to the side. This a $50-60 wireless microphone and I got what I paid for. I will keep it in my arsenal and strap it to the bride and groom for vows/officiant backup. This does not compare to or replace a $1000 wireless microphone.

These mics have a great quality to them for a wonderful price. Easy to use, easy to charge and keep safe. The only thing to mention is that one of the adapter cords for my phone didn’t work, so I had to get a replacement.