In this video, you'll see a comparison of the most popular wireless lavalier mics from Aliexpress, testing their range in urban settings.
The first wireless radio lavalier is a no-name microphone bought 3 years ago, which impressed me with its quality back then, and it was actually my very first radio lavalier for the iPhone.
The second lavalier is the Ulanzi J12 - I've had this mic for over a year now, and it's been in constant use. It has a quirk - strong voice compression, but I always carry it as a backup for interviews, it's a lifesaver when you need two mics.
The third lavalier mic is the super popular (and as it turned out, overhyped) BOYA BY-V1, which dropped out of our test because it broke right during the shooting of this video. And as it turned out, it was no longer under warranty because the dispute period on AliExpress (15 days) had already passed, and the seller is not keen to do anything about it. So I do not recommend it.
The fourth radio mic is the BOYA BY-M1V6 - its main advantages are good sound, a large interference-free transmission range, and the ability to work in stereo, splitting the mics across different channels. The downsides are its incompatibility with its own receiver from BOYA BY-M1V1 / BY-M1V2, and the lack of a charging port for the phone during shooting.
And a little preview of the next video about the AI stabilizer Feyutech Scorp Mini 2.
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