SaramonicSr-Xm1

This is my second...i am using it for my PC in my room...The 1st one...in my office...

I'm not an electrician, into electronics or a sound engineer, the only thing I know about electrical stuff is if you get it wrong it'll blow your fillings out!The scores had to be low to make the point, although I’m sure it works well when used for the correct port.I had intended t use a mini external mic on my Snoppa Atom Gimbal with my iPhone.This is a mini *TRF* mic and the description would be helpful if it was made clear that iPhones and certain Gimbals need a *TRRF* mic.The two types of mics look very much the same but you will save a lot of bashing head on the table time trying to work out why it won't work by making sure your get the right mic.To be clear iPhones need a *TRRF* mic not a *TRF* mic.The correct one for an iPhone and Snoppa Gimble appears to be by the same company with the below description:Saramonic SmartMic Mini Flexible Condenser Microphone with High Sensitivity Compatible with Apple IOS Devices, i.e. iPhone X 8 7 Plus 6 Plus, iPad, iPodWith the link (if links are allowed):https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07GR5B3YW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I baught this time ago has it was small amd non bulky,only problem is it kept poping out of its socket amd due to that happening i lost this microphone,so i wont buy a nother due to it not javing any sort of clips on ot due to it poping out of its socket.

Sounds like it's recorded in a biscuit tin full of dried peas.

perfect for the go pro

For use in my DJI Osmo Pocket. Once you adjust the sound levels in your Osmo Pocket this microphone is perfect.