RELACART Mikit Dual Channel Compact Audio Interface, Universal Sound Card Lavalier Microphone Mobile Interview Kit with USB and USB-C Outputs Compatible with Smartphone, PC, Laptop

It comes with a small pouch, an usb a to c, a much shorter usb c to c, and instructions, plus instructs you to download their mobile app, which gives you the controls you need. No computer/laptop, just mobile.It is a dsp that allows you to manipulate your audio input with a few functions including, limiter, hi-pass, eq, gain, etc. In the software you have slider controls to refine with. It does a good job, and with a decent mike (or pair) it will give improvement and much better control over mobile onboard solutions.If you record anything with a phone or tablet . . . get one. Yes, it's an extra bit of kit, but all our overpriced do everything tablets and phones aren't really that good at a lot of their "tasks" or "functions". This is an improvement.Allowing that the internals were well made, the unit should last a very long time. It is solid.It is not inexpensive, but I believe it is worth the investment.

This device comes without mics, so you’ll need to get your own to use it out of the box. It does come with 2 input cords though, so you can hook it up to your phone or computer.I initially thought that the 2 mic symbols meant that you can record on two different channels (like for asmr), but it has nothing to do with that. Rather, this device allows you to record from 2 different audio sources into the same channel. This is really good for interviews, because each person can have a mic closer to their face. The audio quality can be improved with this device, but it’s really dependant on the mics you use.The materials feel of high quality, and the sound is fairly smooth. I think the price is a little high, but can be justified depending on your own skill in sound mixing and what you want out of this device. It’s definitely a good mic splitter if that’s what you intend to use it for.

One of the things I wanted to do with this was make stereo recordings of various sounds for production. I didn't want to go out and buy an expensive stereo mic when I had some small condensers kicking around and when I plugged them in and listened in via the headphone jack, I was happy to hear it sounding good, with no buzzing or ground issues, and it's a nice compact size. I used it with OBS as I know the software and have numerous DAW software to work with so the app wasn't really super necessary. That being said, to record via your phone you will definitely want to have that installed. It takes a lot of the leg work out of it for you.You can find all kinds of small Lavalier type condenser mics here and many come in pairs. They work great with this and give you lots of options. Keep in mind that you cannot mix the inputs separately they will be a stereo mix or mono if you use a single mic.It's a great little tool for podcasting, streaming and interviewing with. It's reasonably priced and easy to use, Good stuff!

Very small, super easy to set up. Worked with my android phone right away. The recoding sounded great.. this allows me to use lower powered mic’s at camp to throw down some great recording around the fire. I love that i can plug this in and turn my phone into a little recording studio. It’s simply amazing what technology can do nowadays. The only thing thing i would change would be to have a little longer of a USB cable to give me a little more flexibility