Boao 4 Pieces Headset Microphone, Flexible Boom for Voice Amplifier not Phone or PC, Teachers, Speakers, Singer, Dancer, Coaches, Presentations, Seniors

I use this with a mono in digital recorder, and using an adapter with a stereo in digital adapter. They seem to focus on being sensitive to sound in human voice range, and not recognize sound waves outside of that as much. I pick up less ambient noise using these than more expensive fancy microphones. I recommend for voice recording with older $20 - $30 digital recorders for voice only setting. On stereo recorders of course if you don't use a stereo to mono adapter though, only the left side gets used and right side, using headphones will be mute. But I like these for my purpose. It might be a niche item. But if it does not fit what you originally bought it for. Keep them in a drawer and they may serve an audio purpose somewhere down the line.

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These headset microphones are okay for basic use, especially considering the price and the fact that you get four in the pack. They're lightweight and comfortable enough to wear for short periods, and the flexible boom is a nice touch for positioning.However, the sound quality is just average. It's fine for voice amplification in a classroom or small group setting, but don’t expect crisp, clear audio. Also, these are not compatible with phones or computers, which wasn’t clear enough in the listing.Good for backup mics or low-budget needs like teaching or announcements, but not ideal if you need reliable sound quality for performances or recordings.

Worked great for our Spice Girls Halloween costumes!!

Out of the 4 purchased, only one produced sound but it was very low with maxed out levels. Will definitely be returning.

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bought them for my Neice and my sister said they were junk....