Saramonic Air 2-Person Wireless Micro Lavalier Microphone for iPhone/Camera/Android/PC 24-bit/48kHz, Noise Canceling, Limiting, Headphone Out, 120dB Max SPL, for Streaming, YouTube, Interviews, Vlog

Estos micrófonos son de excelente calidad y son muy fáciles de usar.

Alright, buckle up this is gonna be a long one. I’ve been using the Saramonic Air 2 Person Universal Wireless Mic System for about a month now, and it’s honestly one of those rare gadgets that makes me feel like I leveled up overnight. I do a mix of content interviews, travel vlogs, product demos, and some chaotic behind-the-scenes stuff and this kit has handled all of it like a total beast. Not just “good for the price,” but actually great. Let’s start with the build and form factor. The transmitters are super compact, about the size of a matchbox, and they don’t feel cheap. The matte finish is nice, doesn’t show fingerprints, and the magnetic mounting is a game-changer. I’ve stuck these to shirts, jackets, camera rigs, and even a metal pole once to record ambient sound. They stayed put. No tugging, no awkward clips, snap and go. The magnets are strong enough that I don’t worry about them falling off mid shoot. The charging case is slick, think AirPods but for mics. It’s got a digital battery readout, charges via USB-C, and fits everything snug. I’ve done three full-day shoots without recharging the case and still had juice left. Each transmitter provides about 8 hours of runtime, and the receiver lasts even longer. I haven’t hit zero yet, and I’m not exactly gentle with my gear. Now, audio quality. This thing punches way above its weight. The built-in mics on the transmitters are super clean, with warm mids, crisp highs, and no overcompression. I’ve used them in echoey hallways, windy parks, and noisy cafés, and the noise canceling actually works. It’s not magic, but it’s enough to keep the focus on your voice. The included lavaliers are great too; they are omnidirectional, with a flat response curve that’s easy to EQ in post. I did a side-by-side with my Rode Wireless GO II, and honestly, the Saramonic held up better with less hiss and more clarity. The receiver is where things get really interesting. It has both 3.5mm TRS and USB-C outputs, so I’ve used it with my mirrorless camera, my Android tablet, my iPad and iPhone, and even my MacBook for Zoom calls and podcasting. No adapters needed. Just plug and go. There’s also a headphone out jack for real-time monitoring, which saved me more than once. Latency is basically nonexistent. I tested it with a clapper and got a sub-20ms delay, which is totally fine for video. Range is solid too I walked about 60 feet away in open space and still got clean signal. Indoors with walls, it drops a bit, but I’ve never had a dropout during a shoot. It uses 2.4GHz transmission. Pairing is instant. Like, open the case and boom, connected. No menus, no pairing buttons, no drama. It remembers your last setup and reconnects automatically. I’ve had gear that costs twice as much and still makes me jump through hoops to get audio working. This works. One thing I really appreciate is the LED indicators. Each transmitter shows battery level, connection status, and mute state. The receiver has a transparent, clear OLED screen that displays input levels, battery level, and output mode. It’s intuitive and doesn’t require a manual to figure out.... Love it... Overall, this kit is a total win. It’s compact, reliable, and sounds excellent. If you’re doing interviews, YouTube, TikTok, podcasts, or want to upgrade your audio game without spending a fortune, this is it. I’ve used Rode, DJI, and Deity setups before, and the Saramonic Air system holds its own. Plus, it looks cool, which doesn’t hurt. It's a must-have for any content creator, trust me, you will not be disappointed. I’m probably gonna grab a second set just to have backups or run multi-cam setups. It’s that good. If you’re on the fence—just get it. You won’t regret it.

After seeing a few reviews online, I decided to get one for myself for my how-to lawncare videos. I’m glad I did it because I am very happy and impressed with the Air! The transmitter is so tiny and sounds so good, much better than some of the other systems I used. It sounds much more dynamic and full than any of those other systems and gives my videos much better audio and dynamic range. The lavaliers sound great, but I like to stick to the transmitter mic, and because it’s so sleek, it’s barely noticeable on camera. Either way, I’m glad I have them in case I need them. The noise canceling is fantastic and blocks out all the annoying noise from my lawn equipment when it is in the strong mode, and the weak mode keeps a little of the background noise in while still focusing on my voice. And what’s even better is I don’t sound any different than what I have the noise canceling off completely, that’s just how good it sounds. I’m happy that includes both the Lightning and USB-C adapters because I sometimes film with my older Lightning iPhone and other times film with my newer USB-C iPhone. And I can even plug it into my computer for voiceovers when editing. I have yet to use the camera mount, but as soon as I level up and get a proper camera, I’m sure I’m going to put it to use. Battery life is long and strong, and I can film all day without having to worry about running out of juice. I also like how the charging case has an LED that tells me how much power is left in the case. That feature is really useful when I can’t charge the case up after every use. One cool feature that I really like is the ability to turn recording on and off by double tapping the power button on the transmitters. It is great for me because I can frame myself in my shot and then I can start and stop recording without walking over to the phone and pressing record. This saves me a lot of time both when filming and editing, it’s a really cool and useful feature. Overall, I’m extremely happy with the system and I can’t wait to do more videos with it. Highly recommended.

I use this mic system to teach larger classes. It works absolutely perfectly and I have no complaints. I reaseached tons of online reviews and concluded that this was the one to get. I'm very happy with it's flawless performance, and highly recommend it. Never a moments problem and always there to perform as advertized. Save yourself a bunch of research time and just order the darn thing! But it once and forget it.

I've now used this mic at PAX East and DragonCon, it really is a nice setup. The issue I ran into is that to use it on my Galaxy phone I need to attach the included adapter to the receiver. It's supposed to twist and lock into place. It doesn't take much to have it unlock and disconnect from the phone. I ended up using tape to hold it in place but that creates other issues. (The tape covers the charging spot). Since I only use it with my Galaxy Phone I'm going to glue it in place.. (or try to). The carrying case is solid, and the fact that it holds enough power to charge the unit about 3x is a plus. The gain controls and noise reduction are really nice. Doing 1-on-1 interviews on a loud convention floor is no problem for these mics. The speakers come through clearly, and the crowd noise is hardly noticeable. If you can deal with the connection issue as I have these are worth the hassle and the price.