Movo WMIC70 Wireless 48-Channel UHF Lavalier Microphone System [Review]

[@DanielDelgadoMusic]

Good video, and I DID appreciate your quick editing... most folks ramble ... you were quick and to the point.

[@Linake]

I don't know why everyone's giving you a hard time. You spoke quickly, but it wasn't hard to understand. Thanks for the review! The mic doesn't sound great, so I'm going to continue my search.

[@4lifebluedevils]

Sounds like one long run on sentence.

[@SharpeTech]

Thanks for this review! I wondered if you had separated the transmitter and the receiver, would the feedback be eliminated?? I’m thinking that would have done the trick.

[@ThisEpicLife]

Thank you for taking the time to do this review! I just upgraded my camera (GH5) and gimbal (Ronin S) and now I’m ordering a set just in time for storm season. :)

[@leevisual4296]

I think rotating tip is to prevent the strain on the cable from twisting. Pretty smart if you think about it.

[@TheMinuteman1964]

I'm wondering if you can use a second mic in the "line in"???

[@admagent4863]

Good review Jolt.

[@GotKEYStudio]

does it auto scan frequencies???

[@kaelaferrara5287]

my receiver blue light kept flashing even on the same channel. It tried most of the channels, what should I do?

[@planetguam8475]

I'm having the same problem. Receiver blue light flashing means it's not connected to transmitter. I tried everything nothing works.

[@RayTheVideoGuy]

If that is happening, contact MOVO, it could be a defective unit.

[@2HAMMERS1]

I have the very same WMIC70 as you Trying to make it work on the following smartphones to no avail. Samsung S Plus iPhone 11 Pro Max When connected the smartphone mic is active not the WMIC70 I am open to your suggestions I would really appreciate someone that has this setup and have it working to show me.

[@vidpic8311]

Can you plug an iphone into this and use it wireless?

[@canad2006]

is the XLR cable for microphone input, or output to an XLR recorder?

[@JoltReviews]

Mic input

[@andynewby4565]

The XLR cable is for use with the receiver to connect to a video camera with XLR input. The reviewer shouldn't be making assumptions.

[@RayTheVideoGuy]

The XLR is for out to an XLR recording system

[@motorsforthemasses]

Push and twist and the mics lock in easily

[@vikkol9-8]

Soo what's the line in for? :D

[@aaronbruce9774]

Does the hotshoe pass off audio to the Sony A6000

[@FilmIron]

+Aaron Bruce no, only sony products can do that sadly

[@RayTheVideoGuy]

It's just a cold shoe connector

[@cotijapatitas]

Why are people complaining? I don’t mind the fast talking as long as it’s clear

[@537VIK]

slow down JR.

[@joevincitv1171]

Does it work with DSLR Cameras ??

[@RayTheVideoGuy]

Yes, you can plug directly into SLRs

[@vidpic8311]

Good review thanks for this, I found your music track annoying. . . But its hard to find music that pleases everyone.

[@janedwards8785]

Get rid of that distracting background music.

[@ameerabdullah9449]

This channel is legit and awesome but why is the nobody watching except me and 11 other people

[@Reeeece]

can anybody recommend the best wireless set under 200$ That is better than this one on video that is clear?

[@RayTheVideoGuy]

I have the MOVO WMIC80, which is crystal clear. Never had a 70, but it seems like a big improvement. Still only $149. bit.ly/2VNxH99

[@macrain21]

Great review! The loud noise you get when you change channels is the receiver losing connection with the transmitter and picking up background noise as it tries to reconnect. Other receivers have a squelch circuit that mutes the output when signal is lost, so you don't get that awful sound. We use several Sennheiser receivers in our studio and they are notorious for this. The trick with them is to rotate between different frequencies, with the transmitter turned off, until you find one that has no static, then sync your transmitter to that frequency. You might check to see if you have some other wireless device that is on or around the same frequency that the Movo uses, might also explain the poor audio quality. I've watched a few other reviews of this mic, considering getting one, and they sounded way better than yours. Some reading if you want to learn more: www.shure.com/americas/support/find-an-answer/what-is-squelch-on-a-wireless-receiver

[@planetguam8475]

You sound pretty verse on this subject. Maybe you can help me out. My receivers blue light flashes, indicating lost of connection. I tried syncing all channels with no luck. Any advice? Thanks in advance.

[@TheLwaddict]

With the audio quality starting out like it did... I couldn't take this seriously. Why would you record like this and then review audio equipment? I don't think you were talking too fast though, that part I was ok with. To the point. NIce.

[@jeffgrave]

See my review of the Order Comica CVM-WM100 Professional Omnidirectional Wireless Lavalier Microphone system: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZ6lqoaelMadl7c

[@paranormallimit6296]

over 40 is different levels so you know the product is much better

[@canad2006]

BTW, it seems that this is the same, rebranded mic as the Chinese BOYA BY WM6, which comes with a hard case and sells for cheaper on ebay. www.boya-mic.com/products/show-427.html

[@FelixBrain]

It looks like a Boya WM6

[@RRUKE]

Good stuff

[@khmerscenery9043]

this guy wanted to show how fast he can mumbling he practice this cuz he go to radio station

[@renewedtub2169]

I think you snorted some speed before you did this video my brain is moving so slow listening to your fast talking I don't wanna this thing now geesh lmao great video jerk

[@Subsisto]

Rosie Jones ❤️

[@The_Downstairs_Attic]

Talked way to fast. I couldn't watch the entire video to find out if they are plastic or metal.

[@RayTheVideoGuy]

Plastic, but very solid, like the Sony systems. More rugged than the Samsons

[@belkenator]

a [review] is not something you talk at 15 words per second and try to figure out on the fly.

[@kumate45]

Dude you are talking in fast forward

[@ChevaughnHibbert]

loool, dude said to plug the male end in the microphone to get it to convert to 3.5 mm Looool I'm dying. It's very obvious you're not very familiar with pro audio gear.

[@jasonbrackett27]

Talk...slower..

[@mikesfishingadventures2136]

Ty but next time talk more slow not every body hundstand if u speack to fast ty

[@douglasasselstine7497]

You're speaking too fast? No, they're not thinking fast enough! Nice presentation.

[@BASTV905]

Brah you talk waaayyyy to fast

[@RedPillBroadcast]

Diarrhea of the MOUTH.

[@jonanthony2432]

I bought it and it's ass. Every channel sounds like shit. Do not recommend.