Sony WCS999 Wireless Camcorder Microphone for DCR-DVD101/201/301 & DCR-HC20/30/40/65/85

Solid product-works just as stated. Lack of stereo could pose a problem for some, but was expected.

Wow, I can't believe this hidden little secret gem! Very inexpensive way to get wireless mic to use on both the iphone and my Canon 5dM2. I had to purchase an adapter to get it to work on both, but wow. Note that its highly sensitive, or extremely inexpensive, so it has some static noise which seems to be alleviated when used in quiet areas. But I still recommend it & glad I got it.

Being a Sony fan and expecting the customary good quality items one would normally receive....this item is disappointing. It's just not very good sounding and has some issues with hiss and pop occasionally. If it were a different company other than Sony I would probably give it more stars.

I bought this wireless microphone set to use with my camcorder. When I tested it out the mic and receiver were never more than 10-15 feet away from each other and yet I still I had static so much so that it made the audio unusable.If you really want wireless mics I think it may be better to spend more money and get a better product because it doesn't really matter how cheap something is if it doesn't work and intended.

I bought it as a used item , It`s good & cheap but it had a hiss if you move .In one sentence (( It`s not good If you will use it in a professional videos ))

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Prior to purchasing this particular wireless mic system, I had done some thorough research and for the price, this system is better than nothing. I would suggest using this system away from any sort of interference. Originally I had shot some video in an office that was about 30 ft x 30 ft with 5 computer monitors and 4 cell phones so there was a buzz / hum. Then we decided to move away from the office and leave our cell phones in the office as well so the only things we had on us was the camera, the mic system and ourselves. The buzz / hum disappeared and the sound quality was really good.Clipping the mic to your collar isn't super great so try to clip it mid-chest or shirt breast pocket. Or if you're sitting at a table, just lay it on the table if you're able to do so out of frame and in front of the person.I will probably be outgrowing this system soon but for anyone first starting out, this is really a good system for the price and seemingly under the conditions I listed above.

It does the job for less than 100 bucks. Although not quite studio quality, it's perfect for my wedding videos. I did 17 on-camera interviews and only one of them came out crappy, apparently due to obstruction between transmiter and receiver at a distance of approx. 10 feet. If you're on a small budget, and/or, just starting your business as I am, this is a very good option.