POR-MM1W

It's fine. But my first impression was that the material isn't very durable, nor is its construction. I was hoping for a lighter weight. This is also true of the BM6060, which I believe is metal. However, considering its price, it's a normal and acceptable material. All in all, my opinion is more or less positive. In the future, I will consider purchasing the traditional BOYA BY-BM6060.

The quality / price ratio is good. I would have gave a lower rating due to the fact that the deadcat from the small mic came broken but the rest of thepack is actualy good

Dispositivo en excelente estado, se siente de buena calidad, muy satisfecho con el producto

Decent Quality The BOYA MM1W shotgun mic gets the job done, and the quality is pretty decent for its price. I was able to clean up some background noise from an interview during post-production, so it’s workable if you have the tools to refine the audio.Easy Installation and Extras Installation was a breeze, and I really appreciated that it came with a dead cat for outdoor use. It’s a nice touch, especially at this price point.Sound Performance The gain is just okay, and the noise floor is acceptable but not amazing. It’s not a professional-grade mic, but for vlogging, live streaming, or casual interviews, it performs well enough.

I can see how the listing can be confusing, but you get one cardioid Mike that’s mountable on a camera and a Lavalier piece.Can use them both at the same time, but you only get a single output. And as it is hard to balance these two different microphones, I would recommend using either orSound isn’t terrible, but it’s pretty much commensurate with the cost. You’re not going to get real high-end audio here. I am not sure this would be sufficient for making high-quality YouTube videos. This company makes much better microphones, but it’s gonna cost you more.Still pretty fair value for the price although I’m not sure what the exact use cases for having the dual microphones the way they do.