Movo Smartphone Vlogging Kit V7 with Grip Rig, Stereo Microphone, LED Light and Wireless Remote - YouTube, TikTok, Vlogging Equipment for iPhone/Android Smartphone Video Kit

a great deal   The Movo VXR50 (Smartphone Video Rig Kit V7), the LPM100, and the Movo VXR50 (Smartphone Video Rig Kit V7) were among the items I purchased. VXR10 as a point of comparison. br>br>The VXR50 (Smartphone Video Rig Kit V7) sounded the best, though it wasn't a slam dunk over the other two or even the iPhoneXS built-in mic. . . but it was better, especially because the mic can be pointed at the subject, unlike the iPhone's internal mic. The VXR50 appears to be well-built and sturdy. It's also the longest of the three, but it's also the only one that requires a battery, which will almost certainly die when you need it most. This mic was only available as part of the V7 kit, which I didn't find separately. The included bluetooth remote control felt sturdy and worked well with the iPhone XS, but it requires pairing each time the remote is used. The light was ineffective—it has three brightness settings but feels like a flashlight pointed at my face, making it more of an annoyance than a benefit. The clamping phone holder is attractive and can hold the iPhone XS, but anything larger will either not fit or will not feel secure. Everything is packaged in a convenient zippered semi-hard case. Even if I repurpose it for another purpose, I always appreciate the hard case. The other accessories were not useful to me, but they might be to you. The price is reasonable because the mic, remote, and holder are all included, and I'm satisfied with this kit enough to keep it. br>br>The LPM100 was my least favorite; the audio sounded artificial, as if listening to out-of-phase speakers—if you close your eyes and listen, none of the sounds can be located—it's all mish-mash. It sounds like a blob when it's mashed up. I decided to pass on the LPM100 because of this flaw. The lighting plug, on the other hand, was a major flaw: While it fit into my iPhone XS with a medium thickness case, it didn't feel secure, and I was constantly worried that it would fall off or break if I moved around. This isn't Movo's fault; it's just a feature of this type of connection, in my opinion. I'm not convinced that slightly larger phone cases would allow the lighting plug to properly seat. The VXR10 was a slight improvement over the iPhoneXS internal microphone, but for me, that small improvement is not worth the price and hassle of using the VXR10 while mobile. For tripod recordings, the sounds were an improvement because the iPhone's mic is pointed perpendicular to the subject, whereas the VXR10 (like most external mics) is pointed directly to the subject. The microphone arrived in good condition and appears to be long-lasting. This mic easily beats out the LPM100 in my opinion. If money were not an issue, I would choose this over the VXR50. br>br>The sound is demonstrated in the attached video. All of the recordings took place on the same day, in the same location, and at the same distance. There are no level boosts or cuts in the audio because it hasn't been enhanced or adjusted for the video. The finger snaps are used to see if the mics have good stereo separation. br>br>At the same time, all of the necessary equipment was purchased on Amazon.

Augustine Lawrence

| Sep 21, 2021

Inside the case, the components were carefully wrapped and stored. It's simple to assemble, and it's just as simple to disassemble and reassemble when you're finished filming. The microphone is in good condition. Connectors were included in the box. However, keep in mind that it lacks the necessary converter to connect to an iPhone 7 or higher. To plug into the charge port on the newer iPhones, you'll need to provide a female to male connector. Thankfully, I had that and could immediately use my microphone. There are two covers included with the microphone. The LED light is bright and can be used for a variety of purposes. For a more natural lighting, color is used. It's simple, but if you don't have any other options, it will help with lighting. The handle is simple to grasp and comfortable to use. It can also be removed in order to screw the gear into a tripod. The phone holder expands to fit a variety of phones. I have an iPhone X Max, and it easily held it in place, and I like that it has a level so that I can make sure my videos aren't crooked.

Anne Patton

| Oct 11, 2021

There are no adapters included in the audio kit for the XS plug-in. Because the new phones lack an earphone jack, this kit is effectively useless if you purchased it for audio purposes, as I did. The small LED light is useful and can be mounted on a tripod, but there is no audio.

Ayla Vogel

| Dec 26, 2020

It's a nice way to improve your audio and minor lighting when shooting with your phone without breaking the bank. I would have given it a five star rating if it weren't for the fact that the handle grip is WAY TOO SMALL when hand shooting. It would make all the difference in the world if they extended the grip by an inch.

Armando Donahue

| Jan 16, 2021

Wow. I have a more expensive (with more hi-tech features) version. tech features) a handheld device to assist me in filming with my phone, but for all-around use around ease of use and "plug-and-play" (i. e. , with a near-zero learning curve), this is fantastic! In the dark, the light is adequate for relatively close objects (which is appropriate given the small light source - Invest in additional, stand-alone lights if you need to light a room). The windscreens and microphone are both excellent. I haven't taken it to a small-scale event yet. I haven't tried recording music from live performances in a venue, but I'm optimistic based on my experience recording music from live performances on my stereo. Whatever the case may be, the sound quality is far superior to that of my phone's built-in microphone (which recorded adequately for some well-documented interviews). YouTube posts were received). I'm excited to put this to the test, but regardless, it meets and exceeds all of my expectations. Even the complaint I read about the small hand grip didn't bother me in the least, and I appreciate the fact that I can mount it on a tripod. This is something I strongly suggest!.

Celine Peck

| Feb 11, 2021

This is so convenient and has everything you need for such a low price! It easily attaches to a tripod or can be used as a handheld. The mic is excellent, and the light, which has three brightness settings, is also excellent. Vlogging and selfies are made easier with this product.

Priscilla BUTCHER

| Feb 16, 2021

It's better than using your iPhone alone, but the microphone could do with a little more wind control. In addition, the handle is not designed for someone with large hands. It fits well on a tripod, and the light is useful in low-light situations. It would be ideal if they could improve the microphone and create a larger handle.

Kyra Hester

| Jan 28, 2021

This is the third time I've tried the MOVO handheld setup. This is the very first time I've used this mic and mounting system. It's a lot better than the flimsy red mic mount that breaks if you look at it the wrong way. This is the version to get. It's a little more expensive, but you get a solid mic mount instead of a flimsy Y arm mic mount that can break. br>In addition, the mic has a plug with a safety coupler that screws onto the back of the mic to prevent it from detaching. This is a critical feature because the other version lacks it, and the plug will unplug when you don't want it to, causing your audio to be ruined.

Selah Espinoza

| Dec 01, 2021