BOYA - BY-WM4 Pro-K1

If you’re looking for a cost-effective and reliable wireless lavalier microphone, here are a few options I’ve tried that I’d recommend: **Neewer NW-801 / NW-700 Series (wired versions, suitable for tight budgets but stable audio)** * **Pros:** Affordable, decent sound quality for the price, good for recording videos or interviews. * **Note:** Requires an external phantom power supply or battery. **Neewer Lavalier Wireless Kit (wireless set)** * **Pros:** Plug-and-play, includes transmitter and receiver, compatible with cameras, smartphones, and computers. Stability is decent, and it’s much cheaper than Rode Wireless Go or Sennheiser. * **Use cases:** Great for short videos, vlogs, interviews, and similar scenarios. **Other recommended brands:** * **Rode Wireless Go II:** Excellent sound quality, easy to use, but more expensive. * **BOYA BY-WM4 Pro:** Budget-friendly wireless option with good value. **Summary:** If you want a balance between cost and reliability, Neewer’s wireless lavalier kits are a solid choice, especially for beginners or those on a budget. If you need more professional sound and stronger signal stability, consider Rode or Sennheiser.

It doesn’t unfortunately. If you’re looking for a reasonably priced wireless lab mic for the X5 the Boya Mini works. And the receiver is small enough that it doesn’t show up in the video.

Wireless lav mics with magnets will be a great help. Hollyland, Neewer, and Boya I can vouch for.

Boya lapel mics they are cheap but have decent quality but if you are not lucky and buy some Chinas knock offs be sure to get terrible outputs. I now only use the [mic calculator](https://electronicszone.online/calculators/microphone-selector) when purchasing mics to avoid falling into the fake ones.

Buy the gopro official mic adapter and use boya lav mic

I use a Boya lav mic on mobile. It works great. I also use it for filming content. Takes away a ton of background noise, which is very nice.

Yeeeep! I have an echo-y lofted bedroom and a 70lb catahoula who thinks the moment my camera is on should be the best time to clippy clop around the no carpet downstairs. I can attest to the fact the Boya doesn't kill all that insane echo, but it helps. And you can't hear the dog at all.

I bought a cheap boya mic because I didn't want to pay the premium of the then Rhode wireless system.i wasn't filming a lot I had issues with the connection in the field. ended up never using the mic. I started to record more talking head footage outdoors and when I needed it, the mic died and I couldn't charge the charging case anymore. I tried everything. i recently bought the DJI mic mini because I didn't want to use the charging case and only needed one mic. can't wait to give it a try.

BOYA mic are decent as well, given the compact factor vs what they deliver, its value for money

Got some Boya ones recently..cost about £40 and really good, have noise reduction.