Ahoj, this is Zdenka. Take a look at this.
This is the year 2019.
Vlogging Kit with DJI.
It was my mobile three.
A big setup. Take a look at this.
End of the year, 2022 magnetic charging case.
Small setup.
Loving this.
No matter where you move, you will be hurt.
I am a huge fan of carmaker microphones.
I'll be using one in the studio.
I've been using this one outdoors and these are their two latest products.
V more s and B more C, which are both
2.4 G dual channel mini wireless microphones, as is for smartphones
and C is for everything smartphones, computers and cameras.
Carmaker offered to sponsor two days video.
However, I'm not being told what to say.
This is carmaker V more as am I.
It's the lighting version of me. More s.
They also have usb-c version.
This one has passed Apple MFI certification promising clearer and safer
recording.
This is a charging case which come with Usb-C
USB charging cable, which comes with two transmitters.
It's magnetic. See how it clicks.
And here is one receiver
also magnetic at clicks and in the package you will also find two times
when move two in one charging and monitoring adapter cable.
Also later on hide works, you will also find user manual and warranty cart.
Let's take a look at the charging case.
All the dimensions
and specifications about this microphone are displayed on the screen.
There is a battery level indicator button.
When you press it, you will see 0 to 100 level while you are charging it.
You will also see the numbers climb up.
It takes roughly 2 hours to fully charge the unit.
You will get up to 15 hours of usage time.
Below the charging port is a reset hole.
Let's pull out the receiver and plug it into my iPhone.
By the way, you can also use it. What iPad?
I'm going to get to this a little bit later
and explain all the features and I'm going to open the box and
pull out one of the transmitters.
It has been already paired
from the factory, so the light is now solid blue.
When it blinks slowly. Blue. It is unpaired.
And when it is pairing, it is blinking fast blue.
The microphone is here.
This is a bold clip and it is the best of places.
So the microphone is as close to the source as possible.
There is a button on the side.
When you short press, the light will go red and it will be mute.
It press again to get to blue, which is unmute it.
When you long press you will see green light.
And that means that the noise effect has been enabled.
If you find the microphone to be unpaired, just long press to pair it.
Let's now check the receiver.
There's a volume control knob here so you can adjust the volume of the
transmitter.
These lights will tell you if you have one or both microphones connected.
I just need one, so I'll pull away the other one.
Now you can see only one light on.
There is a button which allow you to switch between mono and stereo mode.
When there is no light, you are in stereo mode.
When you press and see a blue light, you are in mono mode.
That's not everything.
You can monitor your audio if you have a usb-c headphone
and just connected right here.
The other option would be if you need to charge your smartphone,
you can do that through this.
Or if you have this headset and need to do both monitoring and charging it,
you can you just use the provided adapter.
This is how it works.
Okay, let's test the sound.
I'm going to be using DJI awesome over six to help me out.
It says low latency.
It is less than 20 milliseconds and working
range is up to 200 meters.
So I am recording right now on iPhone 14 pro in cinematic mode
and I'm listening to myself and I can very clearly hear it in my headset. So
this is very cool.
It's time to take it outside.
First I'm going to test it without the noise canceling feature.
And then I'm. Going to try that as well.
The light is green.
That means I have the noise feature enabled, so this is a sound
you should be getting with a feature on.
Normally I can hear a little bit of a traffic there,
maybe a little bit of event.
Let me turn it off now for comparison
and I'm going to try to see how it's going to be worked out.
That's
now the light is blue, so the noise feature is turned off.
So this is the sound you are going to get if you're going to be.
Filming yourself outdoors.
Since our review,
so many gimbals on this channel, let's take a look at a few setups.
Here is DJI, Osmo Mobile six.
Now here are Jan Gimbals
and my favorite one is Ho Hum.
I study me too because I can feel myself and cinematic mode.
It is tracking me as it has a tracking camera and I can be hurt.
Perfect combination.
The only downside is that unfortunately I cannot use it
with moment case
where I can attach V and filter and the other lenses
because the case is too thick and I simply cannot put it through.
All right. It's time to move on.
Let's take a look at the other microphone, which is Karmakar Verma.
See, this kit comes with a carry case.
You will get a lot of more inside because this microphone
is universal for cameras, smartphones and computers.
This one comes in multiple selections, just one transmitter and receiver,
then two transmitters and receiver, and this one which also has the case.
The package also includes wind muff 3.5
millimeters tr as two tr as audio cable
3.5 millimeters tr se two tr as audio cable,
two in one charging and monitoring adapter cable three in one charging
cable usb-c to Usb-C
charging cable user manual and warranty cart.
The case is very similar to the other one.
The charging port is at the bottom.
Where is also the reset hole?
The cover is magnetic and when you open it
the lights will turn on telling you how much battery is left.
Each bar represents 25% of the battery.
The whole system is magnetic.
It nicely snaps and transmitter has a very similar system to the other.
Set up the light here tells you if you are a parent or a parent.
Green light is for denies feature enabled and a red is for a mute feature.
On there are two buttons.
This is the power button.
You will turn it on and off.
When you long press it short, press will mute the microphone.
Below are the noise and pairing buttons.
Short press to enable the noise and long press
is for pairing at the bottom is charging contacts for the case,
or you can charge the microphone via usb-c cable.
The receiver has a very nice big screen.
That's actually the first thing I noticed and I really like it.
I am not a fan of tiny little screens where you have to square that.
We have to really try to find the information we are looking for.
On the other side is a 3.5 millimeters tr.
S audio output port where you can connect this receiver to your camera.
Below is the power mono stereo safety mode switch button
long press to turn it on and off and short press to switch between.
What's on the other side is a USB monitoring and charging port.
You can monitor or charge it or do both at the same time.
There are two more buttons which are to control volume.
Short Press Controls Volume of channel A, the other one controls Channel
B, long press is for display and rotation.
The screen displays.
If you are in stereo, mono or safety mode,
you can see a receiver's battery level but also a transmitter's battery level.
You can also see signal strength, audio, dynamic bar
volume mute and a pair icon.
Let's test the sound of this microphone.
This is how I would sound indoors.
Now I'm ready to take it outside.
I would like to see what kind of distance this can handle
and how it's going to sound with the noise function off and on.
Right now I don't have the noise option on it, so let me back up a little bit.
I'm going to go back and see
what distance I can make it without losing the audio.
So I'm going to just keep walking and turn around a few times,
see how it's going to be.
I'm still walking.
I think that this size is quite decent.
I don't think that I would go any further from the camera.
The volume on this microphone is set to one.
I do not increase it at all.
So let me just turn now the dinner function on.
Well, the nice function is on right now, so not sure.
Well, the sound is I will check the finally when I come back to the studio.
But there's a little wind coming at me right now.
I can hear the wave and I can hear a little bit the traffic.
So this is with the the noise function almost may turn it off again back to
the noise function and now there is no denotes function.
So let's see how the sound is.
I purposely did not put the wind mask because I wanted to see how much wind
it's picking up this microphone without actually the wind.
But you could have gotten way better audio if it is windy, if you actually.
Use the word map, there you have it.
Two choices,
smartphone, I mean,
iPhone and iPad, microphone only.
But they have the other option for Androids or all
in one microphone, which is this one I really like.
This smartphone version is very tiny and I very do like it.
You can use it.
The majority of smartphone gimbals.
Now with this one, I really like the fact that there is no wire
because I always have trouble to hiding the wire and it's kind of small.
I don't mind have it clipped here.
It's not distracting. It's not that big.
What I wish though
they also edit down the road is the record button there.
On the previous microphones I use there is also on record option,
so it's kind of like a double take
it records to transmitter and also to your camera.
So you are not going to lose any of those sounds.
But either way, this is amazing option.
I really like this as well.
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