NEEWER CM28 (1 RX + 2 TX + Charging Case), Wireless Lavalier Microphone, Smart Noise Cancelling, 48KHz/16Bit 9 Hrs Uncompressed Recording, 656ft/200m Range, Lav Mic for iPhone, Android, Camera

I recently purchased the Neewer CM28 Wireless Microphone, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way! Here's why I think it's worth every penny: Sound Quality: The sound clarity is phenomenal. Whether I'm recording podcasts or hosting live events, the audio is crisp, clear, and free from distortion. It captures vocals perfectly with minimal background noise, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. Wireless Range: The wireless connectivity is strong and reliable. I tested it in a large venue, and it maintained a solid connection without any dropouts, even when I moved over 100 feet away from the receiver. Battery Life: The battery life is impressive. I’ve used it for multiple sessions, each lasting around 4-5 hours, and it still had plenty of charge left. The rechargeable feature is a huge plus, saving money on batteries. Build Quality: The mic feels sturdy and well-built. The materials don’t feel cheap, and it has a sleek, professional look. It’s lightweight enough to hold comfortably for long periods. Ease of Use: Setup was a breeze—just plug in the receiver, turn on the mic, and you're good to go. No complicated configurations needed, which is perfect for beginners. Value for Money: For its price, the Neewer CM28 delivers premium performance at an affordable cost. It’s comparable to some higher-end models but at a fraction of the cost.

Considering how much some of the alternative 'big brands' might cost you these have proven to be a huge success for me so far at a fraction of the price I was otherwise going to have to fork out. Before I bought these I did spend a significant amount of time researching other opinions and reviews on several platforms, as well as several alternatives, either cheaper or more expensive. Having made an informed decision I put my eggs in the Neewer basket and I'm glad that I did. I run a podcast that I have a studio for usually, with the level of audio coverage you'd expect in an office type environment but I also needed a product with great sound quality, range and build for out and about. The podcast itself if about running so the product needed to also content with movement and be secure. I have to say that so far the Neewer has ticked all these boxes and far surpassed my expectations while it's at it! Honestly if you're looking at what to invest in, don't cheap out and get a product that you'll get sick of for being poor quality but also don't go over budget and get a product that you really don't need to get just for the brand name. The Neewer lavs are perfect at their price point and delivery. I'm personally looking at other products Neewer have in their range to improve the production of the podcast alike because they've impressed me so much!

So, picture this: I was all set to become the next podcasting sensation with my shiny new Neewer CM28 wireless microphone. I unboxed it with the excitement of a kid on Christmas morning, only to find out that my dreams of crystal-clear audio were dashed by a mic that sounded like it was broadcasting from the bottom of a fish tank. 🐠🎙️ But wait! Just when I was about to give up and start a career in mime, Neewer swooped in like a tech-savvy superhero. They replaced my faulty mic faster than you can say “check one, two,” and boy, did they deliver! The new CM28 is a game-changer. It’s like the microphone went to a spa retreat and came back rejuvenated. The sound quality is so crisp, I can hear my neighbor’s cat purring three houses down. 🐱🔊 Setting it up was a breeze, and now my voice sounds smoother than a jazz radio DJ. Plus, the battery life is impressive – it lasts longer than my patience during a tech support call. In conclusion, Neewer turned my audio nightmare into a dream come true. If you’re looking for a wireless mic that won’t let you down (and comes with a company that actually cares), the Neewer CM28 is your new best friend. Just make sure to keep it away from fish tanks. 😉 The sound quality was akin to speaking through a tin can connected by string. Every attempt to record resulted in a symphony of hisses and pops that would make a bowl of Rice Krispies jealous. And let's talk about the 'wireless' feature – it's as reliable as a chocolate teapot. The connection dropped more times than I've dropped my phone, and that's saying something. I had visions of podcasting glory, but instead, I got a performance that sucked more than a vacuum convention. If you're looking to sound like you're broadcasting from the bottom of the ocean, this is the mic for you. Otherwise, you might want to look elsewhere. In conclusion, the Neewer CM28 is to professional microphones what a unicycle is to Formula 1. It's a no from me, folks.

In really happy with these. Quality wise I wouldn't have them quite in the same bracket as a Tascam or RODE lav mic but they are certainly better quality and nicer to edit with than TX660 audio. A good, simple to use and cost effective option.

Was going to go DJI as I usually do, but saw this on special offer and risked it. Turned out to be an excellent choice. Crisp, clear audio over a decent distance. Excellent connectivity. Great battery life aided by the charging box. All in all a great deal, so much so that I am thinking of buying a second set.

These lav mics are great! A bit lacking in info on how to set up with Android phones, but once I'd got the receiver connected the mics worked brilliantly. Amazing sound quality for the money, and simple to use for out in the field vlogging. I did unfortunately lose one of the little fluffy windshields within the first fortnight of using the mics, however, a customer service rep from Neewer very helpfully sent me a replacement windshield after I'd provided my Amazon receipt of evidence of purchase. I've edited my original review to reflect how helpful she was resolving the situation. I would definitely recommend Neewer make the windshields available to buy, individually or in packs of two. I'd be happy to pay a few pounds for a replacement every so often - pretty sure I'm going to lose one again, though I'll be taking much more care out in the field from now on!

We haven't had any issues with these units. Nice clear audio. The clips were a bit too thick for the Rode Go handles but 5 minutes with a file sorted that out. Only criticism I have is the fluffy wind thing doesn't clip on that firmly - it does clip bit can be dislodged. The DJI solution using a dummy jack to hold the wind muff in place seems a bit better. We use for short interviews etc so haven't done very long recordings so can't say how the sync is maintained or if there are any issues with bits of audio missing as some have reported. The NR is very useful - and it does work with LAVs too not just the built in mic.

If I had purchased a more well known system at three times the price (and they certainly exist) I would have said you pay for quality and these show that. No hiss, rich vocal quality, work over a good distance, windproof either with the supplied dead cat or on the inside of a shirt using the supplied magnet, long battery life, backup internal recording…. The list goes on. Gripes? The noise reduction mode clips your voice too much. I’d never use it even if it were perfect for my use, but be aware it isn’t brilliant (but few are, far better to use a noise gate in post production or use the dead cat.) Talking of dead cats, they look less than substantial and are a unique fit. I don’t need to replace any yet but if I were to, I can’t find any, either as a Neewer or Fulaim (another brand name for the exact same product.) Probably one of my better purchases of audio visual products that aren’t big name.