
It couldn’t be any easier to use. Simply plug it in and use your favorite software to record or use it as a live mic for CleanFeed or other live streaming services.
The advantage is it sounds better than what is built-in and provides a bit more control over the pick-up. The mic is omnidirectional and frequency response isn’t bad, listed at 50 Hz to 18 kHz. It can be pivoted, has a foam windscreen, and includes a very nice hard-shell carrying case.
On testing it, the pattern was clearly an omni, and it sounded like a decent inexpensive microphone. For just under $45 (street price), it probably would work nicely for a reporter using an iPhone for capturing live sound and events. Remember, that since the pattern is omnidirectional, it’s probably not best used in a noisy environment.
It should be noted that the design of the base of the mic (closest to the Lightning connection) is a little larger, so some phone cases may prevent a snug fit.
Info: www.movophoto.com
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