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Fifine UHF Wireless Lavalier Microphone System (K031)

A lavalier microphone is a small microphone used for television, theatre, and public speaking applications in order to allow for hands-free operation and this is an excellent example of it. The new £37.99 Lavalier microphone set from Ffine, a company with a reputation for producing good quality microphones and related equipment at budget prices, arrived presented in a very attractive upmarket product box robust enough for long-term storage of the device. Inside the box is the small Cardioid microphone itself with a prefitted but removable pop filter and lapel clip, the transmitter with fixing clip, a USB dongle receiver, two AA batteries, Mini XLR cable to connect microphone and transmitter, 3.5mm jack to 3.5mm jack audio cable. Also included is a well written and comprehensive fanfold User Guide nicely printed in colour. I enclose a scan of it on the end of my unboxing video. This kit comes with a USB dongle receiver and so is designed for use with computers and laptops, perhaps for presentations, podcasts, and Skype rather than for broadcast, radio work or with a smartphone or other portable recording unit. The transmitter has a clip so it can be secured to the belt or back pocket and takes two AA batteries (supplied. It has a small recessed Off/On button on top and a similar button below the LCD frequency display screen. The USB dongle receiver connects to the computer and has a 3.5mm mini-jack output socket for output to a speaker or analogue recording device. Note that the transmitter and receiver have to be within line of site for best results. To operate connect the microphone to the transmitter after first connecting the dongle to the PC and allowing Windows to install any drivers needed and then enabling your choice of software audio application. Turn the transmitter on by long pressing the top button and the receiver should connect automatically. In the event of poor reception, triple click the button below the LCD screen to change frequencies by 5MHz within the 672.5-684.5 range. Take note that if you plan to use the audio output cable from the dongle to an external speaker you may need to plug the dongle into a Powerbank as the USB port on the speaker may lack sufficient power to drive it. I was very happy with the audio quality of my tests. It was interference free with a clean and detailed signal. Not quite up studio quality but that is to be expected with this sort of equipment. This is an excellent hands-free microphone system for home or presentation work. If you need a system for stage or studio work then Ffine also produce the very similar model KO37 which has a powered receiver unit with jack connection. More info and purchase: https://goo.gl/F2yhj5