Experience Superior Sound: Elevate your audio recording with our stereo X/Y condenser microphone, perfect for capturing clear, crisp dialogue whether you're out in the field or in the studio.
Seamless Compatibility: Easily connect to your camcorder or DSLR camera with a 3.5mm jack port. It works flawlessly with popular brands like Nikon, Canon, Pentax, Sony, and many more.
Reliable and Friendly Support: Rest easy knowing we’ve got your back with a 1-year warranty. Our products are designed to make your life easier, and our friendly US-based support team is always ready to assist you.
Advanced Features: Enjoy professional quality audio with a two-step high-pass filter (flat/80Hz) that eliminates low-frequency noise, and an integrated shock mount with furry and foam windscreens that reduce wind, handling, and vibration noise.
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Improves Sound Quality
The Movo VXR300 microphone provides an improvement over built-in microphone quality, reducing background and motor noise. -
Cost Effective
For its price point, the microphone offers good sound quality, making it an excellent value for casual users. -
Robust Build
The microphone is well-built and durable, handling regular use well, especially compared to some other brands. -
Functional Features
Offers -10dB attenuation, low-cut filter, and comes with a deadcat windscreen which performs well in windy conditions. -
Retains Camera Functionality
Allows use of built-in flash with minor adjustments, particularly in cameras with a hotshoe mount.
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Battery Replacement Issues
Replacing the batteries is cumbersome and requires partial disassembly of the microphone unit. -
Bulkiness
The microphone adds bulk to the camera and may partially interfere with the viewfinder. -
Variable Sound Quality
The sound quality is not suitable for professional use, and some users report significant hissing issues. -
Filter Settings Impact Sound
Using the various filter settings can degrade the sound quality rather than improving it. -
Mixed Stereo Channels
Some users experienced issues with stereo channel separation, suggesting possible wiring or connectivity problems.
