Donner Wireless Lavalier Microphone VPM-20 Mobile Vesion for USB-C iPhone iPad Android, with Charging Box, Dual-Channels Mics, Plug-Play, 1000ft Range, 48KHz 24Bit, Noise Cancellation, 40h Use Max

I bought this barely over a month ago and the Bluetooth just stopped working, along with the screen breaking out of the blue. The sound is good if the Bluetooth actually worked. I have to use the usb-c receiver to make it work, which for me defeats the purpose because I want to use it with my camera. Also the shape is annoying to deal with. I would return this if I could but it’s just barely out of the return range. Update: The seller was very responsive and gave a full refund. The product should work, but if it doesn’t, they will refund you.

Non riesco a farlo funzionare, ne ho già cambiate due , nessuno che mi aiuta , assistenza zero . Ho un iPhone 15

Two months in , loving them , nice base sound

This is a sleek piece of tech with clear audio, solid range, and easy setup. Unfortunately, the manual is incomplete and doesn’t fully explain the functions. The biggest issue is with the advertised dual-channel support. While it technically allows two mics, both channels are locked into a single mono/stereo track. This means if the second speaker coughs or talks, it can completely cover the first person’s dialogue. Because the tracks are merged from the start, there’s no way to split them later in editing—an enormous problem for media production. I purchased the VPM20 “mobile version,” but the pictures on Amazon don’t fully match the product, and the included manual is vague. The “camera version” appears to offer better documentation and functionality, including the option to split channels. Unfortunately, the mobile version doesn’t provide this feature. Since my phone lacks a headphone jack, I rely on USB-C, but the receiver doesn’t allow track splitting. A simple firmware option or button on the receiver could solve this, but as it stands, the dual-channel support feels misleading. Unless I receive clarification or a fix from the manufacturer soon, I’ll be returning this unit and moving on to another solution. Other minor problem is with the design of the mic itself. It's surprisingly difficult to apply the windscreen to these tiny devices without triggering ON/OFF of the Noise Cancelation feature. Then once the fuzzy face cover goes over the whole assembly, which is completely unnecessary as the mic is only in one spot, I can't tell if noise cancellation is ON or OFF. Requiring me to mess with the windscreen again and again and again.