SYNCO Wireless Lavalier Microphone, G2(A2) 2.4G Dual Transmitter 48KHz 24Bit Lapel Mic 656FT 8H for Online Class Vlog Stream YouTube for Camera Smartphone Tablet

I used these wireless mics on a fujifilm xt4 camera. I wanted to get a two wireless mic system but I Didn’t want to spend $300 on the rode wireless go 2 system. I do have the single unit rode wireless go and it worked very well I’m very happy with it. This system however is better in a few ways. First the price is $199 great for budget minded people. 2 you get more gain options. These go from 0, +3, +6, +9, + 12, and +15. The rode wireless go 1 system only went low medium and high. Third the receiver and transmitters all have little screens and that’s great you can monitor your levels you can see if the low pass filter is on and you can see battery levels plus gain level. Fourth and biggest feature for me was the receiver has a headphone monitoring jack which the rode does not and that’s huge for me. My fujifilm xt4 doesn’t have a headphone jack the camera comes with a usb c to headphone jack unfortunately. This system allows me to monitor my audio without additional cables. Overall the receivers are small and in a pinch you could just clip them to a shirt if you didn’t have the included wired lav mics with you. The lav mics that come with the transmitters feel like they are good quality and are made out of metal and have a good 5’ or so length. The audio quality from what I have tested is on par with the rode wireless go 1 system that I own. So far I’m very happy with the purchase!

I am a professional videographer. Because of time constraints, I could get the setup the next morning, I bought the Synco. OMG, the sound is amazing! It sync'd up instantly without a hitch. We have used it 10 times for interviews at a hockey arena after games and it didn't blink. Stop searching and buy it. I will put it against any like product on the market, ANY! No, I do not work for them.

That's a great kit for beginners, even for some professional level and came with all needed accessories in the bag, to use it right out of the box.The units were paired automatically and worked right away without any fuss.The audio performance it's really impressive. Ready to work with it outside (you can use the dead cat included) or inside (you can use the lavalier included).PROS- High quality sound- Large distance without signal lost- Low frequency pass filter- Output monitor- Lightweight- TFT screen to check status- All accessories included- Can charge the three units at the same time- Protective case included- Easy to carryCONS- TFT screen hard to see under the sun- Noticeable noise floor at high gain level

(UPDATE 1: Synco has gotten in touch. They responded very quickly and courteously and have offered to work with me to help remedy this. Will keep you updated.)(UPDATE 2: Synco has advised that I may have received a defective unit, which happens, so they'll be sending a replacement. Will see if issue persists.)So I don’t know if I just got a faulty set or what, but a few things here:A. The battery dies very quickly. I’m not joking, I took them off the charger, fully charged, used them for 20 minutes and the transmitter and receiver both showed at half.B. I cannot for the life of me get rid of an electrical sounding interference noise when using the wireless packs without a wired lapel mic plugged in. I have tried all the TRS cables that came with it, the one for the tablet, the one for the camera, and even just my own aux cable. Nothing fixes it. I have tried several tests both into a camera (Sony A7iii) and into a dedicated audio recorder (Zoom H5). 1. When recording into the camera, I use the supplied cable from receiver into the input on my camera. I start my tests at Camera Audio Recording level 10 and 0 gain on the transmitter and incrementally go up on gain on transmitter. 2. When recording into the Zoom H5, I have the recorder gain level at 5 (out of 10), recording in 48/24.I have tried all tests with both just the wireless pack’s built in mic and the wired lapel mic plugged in.My best results come with the wired lapel mic plugged in. It’s at least clean enough to use with minimal post.But anything using the built in mic on the transmitter pack is basically unusable for anything even semi-pro.When recording into the Zoom H5, I just hear a loud electrical sounding noise. I don’t want to say a humm because that conjure up a traditional humm, this is more like a dog whistle frequency sound. Super high pitched.When recording into the Sony A7iii, I hear it as well, albeit not as loud, but that’s replaced by a low level static.This really is disappointing because I’ve read and seen some really good things about this set. I sold my Rode Wireless Go (1) and hoping these would replace it, but I may be regretting my decision. I’ll try a few more things, but so far I’m more than a bit hesitant to use these and may rent a pack to use for a job I have coming up next week.Anyhow, will update review if I figure out how to make these usable.

Got my mics abt a week b4 event. Tested them b4 my actual event I noticed no issues. Then comes the big day I hook everything up correctly and I get horrible hiss or interference... so without the lav jus with the I get ok audio with a hiss low pass or high pass filters won't fix ... then on the other hand with lav and recorder if they are too close get horrible electronic interference... I really need clean and clear audio straight out box... gonna see if I can get this pair to jus give clean audio ill update if I get better results at next event.10/12/21