Only wireless mic that can do what this one does
350198
I use this to assist my disabled son who talks low. This pairs to most bluetooth speakers. I use it with a HMDX Audio HX-P230RD. Pairs consistently. Only negative is the mic is on the same end as the micro usb port. Would be better on the opposite end, but works great. Its great that no computer or any thing else is needed to make a simple voice amplifier with this device. I have searched a lot for any other wireless mic that can do this in case there would be something better but I cannot find anything that even will pair with a dumb speaker, they will all sync with a smart device, but this does both.
325786
This is a great product! Ive done a lot of video interviews with this and just proves to me that we don't need expensive equipment if you can get high quality audio with this one. All of my mics, wireless or wired, are Rode.
683044
I hoped that I would allow using any of the headworn mics which are designed for wireless microphone systems, such as&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Pyle-Pro-PMHM2-Omni-directional-Head-Worn-Microphone-3-5mm-1-4/dp/B003D2U08E/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Pyle-Pro PMHM2 Omni-directional Head Worn Microphone (3.5mm / 1/4'')</a>, but although the adapter provides power, there is an obvious mismatch in wiring so headworn mics don't work.

I also hoped that the headphone outlet would allow to hear your voice while speaking - that is not implemented either - it is only used to listen to what is played from the phone.

The adapter worked with a couple of other mics  - it worked with with&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Shure-PGA48-QTR-Cardioid-Dynamic-Vocal-Microphone-with-15-XLR-QTR-Cable/dp/B00TTQM93C/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Shure PGA48-QTR Cardioid Dynamic Vocal Microphone with 15' XLR-QTR Cable</a>&nbsp;and with&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Audio-Technica-ATR-6550-Video-Camera-Condenser-Shotgun-Microphone/dp/B002GYPS3M/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Audio-Technica ATR-6550 Video Camera Condenser Shotgun Microphone</a>

The first adapter was dead on arrival, thoroughly tested. I returned it and ordered two more - both work fine.
1514745
Best wired mike I've have had. Indeed, you can make this wireless with Sampson Airline UM1 77 and AL1 wireless transmitter and it becomes the lightest most accurate wireless mike for dictation. A bit expensive set up but nothing compares for clarity and accuracy.
4486371
This cable allows a dynamic microphone with an XLR connector to be plugged into the USB port of any computer. Once connected and identified as an input choice, this allows any dynamic mic to be used for narration directly with your recording and editing software. I have discovered this yields less background hiss than the same mic used with a standalone recorder like a Tascam or Zoom. The cable does not provide phantom power to the mic, so mics that require phantom power either have to use a separate power supply for that, or they won't work with this cable.
4881415
What you have to remember is that this thing costs $12.  You won't get any better wireless lavalier mic for anywhere close to the price, so the only question remaining is whether it's acceptable for your purposes.  I was pretty close to giving this thing a big fat zero, until I discovered that my problem was with an adapter I was using... the adapter was new, but not part of this Pyle kit.  I'm using this mic for video recording using a camera that has a microphone input, so I needed an adapter to go from the connector on the receiver down to the mini stereo type.  That makes the connector very long, and the receiver is a bit large, so it puts a lot of force on the mini stereo connector.  It will bend/loosen up those cheap adapters (and possibly damage the port on the device you're plugging it into!).  I bought an audio extension cable to use instead of the adapter, so I can set the receiver unit down on something near the camera, rather than having it hang from the camera input.

The audio quality is a bit rough, for comparison I use a Blue Snowball Ice microphone for voiceover work and the Pyle is of course nowhere close to that, but is still okay if you have audio software that will filter out the noise (I use the noise filtering in Audacity and it works great).  Without filtering you will get a moderate hissing in the background.  This hissing is present, even when bypassing the wireless transmitter and receiver, using the lavalier mic hooked directly to whatever you're recording with, so it's due to the microphone itself rather than the wireless equipment.  I plan on buying a better lavalier mic sometime, and running it through this same Pyle wireless setup.

I had no problems with the wireless aspect of it, once I realized I needed to uncoil the wire antenna on the receiver unit.

Bottom line is that with this inexpensive setup, plus an adapter/extension cable and some software you can get for free (Audacity) you can get perfectly acceptable results for certain purposes.  I use it around the workshop while I'm recording projects, so I have the chance to post-process the audio afterward and clean up the background noise during editing.  If you were using this for a presentation or other live use where you can't record and filter after-the-fact, you'll have to use something more advanced for filtering, use a better mic, or just live with the moderate background hiss.
2161331
The Behringer XM8500 is hands down the best mic I own.  It didn't break the bank, but works great in high noise environments where you need to be heard or you are conducting a interview.  I recently used mine at Bay Area Maker Faire inside a extremely noisy building and you would never guess it listening to the interview.
4943487
I use this in my car with wifi.  Now there"s no excuse in getting my work done during my lunch hour.  Mics. that is!
4472520
Logitech please bring this back as a wireless version... Please please please...
1075263
Great mic. The directional feature where it only picks up sound from in front of it doesn't work very well. My friends can still hear people yell downstairs in the room across the house.

That being said, it is very very sensitive and it is very very clear.
624051
this mic is perfect for Rock Band and Guitar Hero. It works perfectly both in my Wii and PS3 systemas and delivers great sound. I even use it with my computer for skype calls since it has better soiund definition that my webcam mic.
Over all is a great USB wireless mic and has great battery durtation.

Dont hesitate in buying it!
701269
This is hands down the best wireless lavalier mic for under $100.00.  Unfortunately they don't make this model anymore.  Although it doesn't have the range of my Shure PGX and Line 6 digital wireless system it actually sounds better than the wireless lav (Shure WL93) lav that I use with both of the higher end systems. The distance is actually pretty good as long as there is a line of site.  I have heard that the newer version is not as good as this model but have never tried one.  If you can find one of these grab it. You will not be disappointed.
2585229
Finally a condenser mic that works on my computer, without needing another power source! It did take a minute messing with the settings to get it right for me. I also have to have it facing to the left, because the left side seems to pick up my voice, whereas the right side doesn't recognize any voice or sound. I would possibly return it, but I've been so long without a mic that I'll just work with it. I need a mic for my work every now and then, so this will get me through. I don't think condenser mics were made to work with computers for some reason. The little cheapo computer mics work so much better than these things.

I'm tempted to add a star to it now that I've been using it for a while. I have cockatoos, and this mic actually blocks the sound of them squawking in their room in the background! It has eliminated the need for me to record things over when they're being loud!
2609212
I have owned one of these for over 3 years and are very happy with it. I use it frequently when I need to get the sound from a distance source rather than the environment that I am in. Some examples are:
- someone giving a speech without amplification
- picking up the sound of a waterfall rather than the crowed at the overlook jabbing through the whole thing.
- picking up a conversation of people walking towards you (from a significant distant to directly in front of you)>
For an overview of the features and how they work see the review of 'A customer from California'. The only thing that seems to be different with my PC110 is that I only get one mono channel when the mic is in use (either as zoom or gun) and nothing from the internal mic.
Albeit this mic goes very well with my PC110. It complements the internal mic very good and it is also small enough to fit into one of my pockets.
Last but not least I would like to react to some of the reviews that you can read here, which are so useless that they forced me to pitch in my 2 cents:
- of course you need to make sure that your camera is hotshoe compatable. Just as you need to make sure that any filters or lenses you buy fit the thread on the lens... (probably intelli means only for people that can make that distinction).
- when I bought this mic in 2000 I was also a little bit concerned about it being mono. I also had some reservations about the sound quality which didn't seem to measure up. When using it I realized that this was a non-issue.
1. The sounds that you want to record with this mic are typically mono aural and pretty far away.
2. When editing the video I also edit the audio, dropping most of the non-essential sound and putting a music track in the background. This typically comes out very well for recordings with this mic.
3. If you need to record ambient sound (amplified events), use the internal mic or an external mic which is non-directional.
4. If you have a static setup use remote (wireless or otherwise) mic. I use a good mono Sennheiser for recording speeches or presentations.
5. Lastly for those that want to record concerts, use professional audio recording equipment and do your sound engineering the way it should be done. If you are just taping something from the audience (make sure it is legal) the internal mic in your camera will be more than adequate.
1229793
Best mic I have ever had.  Replaced a broken gaming headset with this and a pair of studio headphones.  It is big and heavy.  Old school quality workmanship.  I love the ability to adjust the gain, type of input and volume on the mic.

If you are short on desk space get a boom.

One item I don't like is the mute button on the mic itself.  It seems a little inconsistent when pressed.  I don't use that since I will control muting with software.

Setup required 0 effort and began working with everything once I plugged he USB in.

I use the mic with the following software: Windows 10 PC, Skype, Skype for Business, Mumble, TeamSpeak, Discord, xSplit, OBS, VirtualAudio Cable

I use the headphone output from this for my headset.  It works perfectly.
3669545
Best mic I've used to date, the onboard mixing isn't a HUGE difference but not a small enough one to not warrant getting this mic
4568221
I used this MIC to record my podcasts and broadcasts for conference calls.  I love the MIC.  The free software that comes with it... not so much!