Saramonic CaMixer Microphone Kit with Dual Stereo Condenser Mics, Digital Mixer & XLR/Mini-XLR Input with +48V Phantom Power Preamp - for DSLR Cameras and Camcorders

For the price this mic is actually really good. I only have 2 complaints about this one is that the 9v battery doesn't fit well it gets loose thus won't turn on unless you put something like a penny in there to tighten it. 2 there is a high pitched noise sound that can get annoying but can easily be fixed in post. The mics quality is actually not bad either. I'm really happy with the buy

Works well, wish it had separate adjustments for each microphones.

It has a mini XLR input for the right channel and it takes most microphones that have trrs or TRS it has very decent gain, smooth operating knobs, the vu meter confirms your channel input for both left and right, clean signal without clipping , acceptable noise to signal ratio. It's right in the camera bracket to turn my phone into a full-fledged audio video professional machine however it lacked sufficient quality control and one of the little mics or the channel internal electronics malfunctioned after the first test use. I was hoping I might exchange it but I had a problem with the third party seller accepting the exchange

This was great for interview multiple people and I also have found out that it works perfect for wireless marker phones

A great little mixer & beautiful metal construction. however it eats batteries like there's no tomorrow ! havent tried an alkaline or a lithium battery yet with it to see how much longer it can last...highly recommended though.

This made a big improvement to my video audio.

This is a pretty basic preamp that has the features that count if you only have one mic input source needed.It is very compact and light weight and should fit into any bag, and also will not weight your camera rig down. The level meters are easy to see and the sound is good.IF I had one complaint, it would be the need for caution in what cables to use. They provide you with a mini-xlr to XLR adaptive cable, which is good, but these are not very common so make sure you do not lose it without having a spare available. Also, be careful which 1/8" cable you use. I found the need to use the provided TRRS->TRS cable...making sure the TRRS end (plugged into the preamp out) and the TRS end plugged into the camera. This was the configuration that worked for my basic usage of single condenser mic to the camera.

I'm not rating this device on actual performance, but rating on an email request. I'm not scheduled to shoot again till March 2nd. I love Amazon and 99% of my experiences with market place vendors has been exceptional. I only hate the continued request for ratings, before you get a chance t really use it. I wish they waited at least 3 months, so you've had time to really use it, see how dependable the product is, etc... I will likely re-rank this product, after I've actually had enough time to evaluate it.