Professional Hands-Free Omnidirectional Wired Audio Condenser Microphone Headset with Over-Ear Boom Design

joLene: It says in place well while teaching yoga. Plugs directly into Rode wireless Go. Sound quality is relative to price tag. It's not bad, and i have been using it for the ease.

Canada on Dec 13, 2021

Vincent Piedeloup: C'est le 2e que j’achète, le premier en 2016, le deuxième en 2018.
Au bout de 2 ans, le fil a la base du micro coupe et fait plein de faux contacts, il manque clairement un guide pour que le fil reste bien droit.
C'est dommage je trouve, la qualité et le confort sont plutôt bon pourtant, mais ce genre ce cassure frise l'obsolescence programmée.

France on Mar 15, 2021

Thomas: Ich benutze das Mikrofon ausschließlich zur Spracherkennung, daher kann ich zur direkten Audioqualität nicht viel sagen. Allerdings funktioniert die Spracherkennung beim Diktieren von Texten hiermit ausgezeichnet, das habe ich mit anderen Mikros schon schlechter erlebt.

Tragekomfort: Diesen würde ich als "gut" bezeichnen, da das Mikrofon sehr leicht ist. Nach längerer Tragezeit drückt es dann aber doch ein wenig hinter dem Ohr. Wenn man es (wie ich) immer nur kurze Zeit am Stück nutzt, sollte das kein Problem sein. Bei längerer Nutzung würde ich aber dann doch zu einem anderen Modell greifen. Schade ist auch, dass der "Draht" nicht biegbar ist. Dadurch kann man die Form nicht an das eigene Gesicht anpassen und durch die gebogene Form kann man es nur links tragen. Als Problem kann sich dann noch das kurze Kabel erweisen, wenn etwa der PC rechts neben einem steht - wie es bei mir der Fall ist. Daher kommt ein Verlängerungskabel zum Einsatz.

Verarbeitung: Hier muss man klar sagen, dass das Mikrofon einen sehr zerbrechlichen Eindruck macht. Man sollte sich also besser nicht draufsetzen. Stürze vom Tisch übersteht es aber unbeschadet, was wohl auch am niedrigen...

Germany on Apr 12, 2020

Belle: It's unfortunate that it does not work with my phone because the audio quality is great and it picks up the sound perfectly. It fits on the ear quite well and it's small and out of the way. I don't know about what kind of longevity it would have but it's very inexpensive and sounds great.

You can most likely use it with your PC, but it'll be a chance if it works if it's for your phone (using a splitter with mic and earbuds into phone jack). My phone is a Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Global/Pro (whyred).

Canada on Sep 21, 2019

TochFamTochFam: I needed a quality hands-free mic for narrating over videos and the Pyle-Pro PMEM1 does a very good job. The omnidirectional mic apparently has a frequency range of 20-20,000 Hz -- the "normal" range of human hearing -- which is an excellent spec if it's actually true. Audio performance is very good in my opinion. Also, the mic boom portion is exceptionally lightweight and fits very comfortably around my ear. All that said, I am happy with this product even though my first impression when seeing the packaging was, "I paid $40 with tax for this?" The packaging looks like it should be hanging on the toy rack at a dollar store? The PMEM1 is still a bit pricey in my opinion but the sound quality is there.

Canada on May 10, 2017

Katie Abby Thorington: updated:

I would definitely recommend this microphone to anyone, with the forewarning that you should probably avoid using the black plugin converter thing (I'm sorry, my wording), and you should research how to convert the audio file into two channels, correctly (which should be easy). I use this microphone all the time over my $100 microphone--it's pure gold (to me)!! :D

After using this for about a year, here are some ups and downs.

The black 1/4 to 1/2 aux converter broke really easily. I put it inside of a guitar amplifier, and it broke inside of the plug thing (I don't know what it's called). I don't know how to open my guitar amplifier up and get all the stuff, because unlike the fact that most things are screwed together, this part of my amplifier seems to have been glued together, and I don't want to ruin something. So now, I can't really use my amplifier--I suppose I should get it fixed and call someone.

I stand by the exact same audio quality claims--it sounds so good for the price, and if you can work around the other stuff, it's pretty much the perfect microphone. There's almost no background noise.

It gets tiring, the fact that I...

United States on Dec 15, 2015

Knolly: I am a real estate trainer and hold seminars around the country. My class is 3 hours long and we generally have an audience of about 40 to 100+ attendees. I've done 33 live events over the past 10 months.

I purchased this unit because I firmly believe that great audio is an essential component of a great seminar. Being heard loud and clear is so important to the reception of the event, and also allows you to speak in a normal voice with effortless ease. Attendees really appreciate it.

I use both hands a lot when I speak so a lavalier mic is a MUST for me. I've done a few events with a handheld - and although the audio is generally richer (because you can hold the mic closer to your mouth) the trade-off of having just one hand and speaking with a bent elbow for 3 hours just not worth it.

I purchased this mic to go along with my Hisonic HS122B-HL portable sound system (which I absolutely love). I had seen other public speakers wear one similar to this and I like the look and overall feel. Read the reviews and went ahead and placed my order.

The unit is lightweight, comfortable and actually has excellent sound. The problem for me was that this unit did not...

United States on Nov 02, 2014

parsons: I use this at work and plug it into a portable amplifier that I wear on my belt to be able to project louder in a noisy environment and save my voice. I have been using this particular microphone for about 6 months now on almost a daily basis (8 hours a day, 5 days a week).

Sound Quality: 8/10 Not incredible but great for the price. Feedback at high volumes. Not as good as the mic I had previously which cost $90, but you get what you pay for. Not bad really. Get's the job done for speaking, but wouldn't be cut out for singing.

Durability: 9/10 Excellent. Mine has lasted months with nearly daily use carried back and forth to work each day, worn most of the day at work as I move around quite a bit. Gets packed an unpacked in the cardboard box I keep it in multiple times a day and shoved in a locker. This unit has lasted much longer than my previous microphone that cost $90. My only complaint is that the windscreens fall off easily. I lost one already (it comes with two) and when this one disappears for the last time, I don't know if I will be able to order stand-alone windscreens but using it with a windscreen is necessary. Without one, letters like "p" are...

United States on Aug 03, 2013