Cheap vs. Expensive Wireless Mic for iPhone: DJI vs Maybesta Sound Quality Test 

For real

Haha Yes. Right zo the point without intros, gimmicks, "trying to be a Tv Channel"

You can accidentally swallow them as well....

I heard this as well

Sounds even worse in person, I regret buying it-sounds even worse than my built-in Google Pixel 4a mic.

Thanks. 👍🏻

Thanks for the clarification. Glad the video helped for comparison.

Careful! The Maybesta may sound more bright and crisp, but In normal conversational speech the DJI will wound more warm and natural. And in the end it will also give you more body in the recordign to play around with and EQ later. Except that we have to PAY for the DJI!

Me too

I did not hear it too!

He wants you to use his affiliate link to purchase the $160 mic over the $20 mic. That’s all.

I've heard it a couple of time. But the DJI noise cancel is bullshit

Exactly. He just want you to use his link

Yep 😂

@@Type5Reviewsso I wanna do RU-vid vids where I’m the host and I’m interviewing multiple people but I will be using iPhones to shoot the recording into switcher studio. You still recommend the Dji mic?

Probably depends on how many people you are interviewing at a time. Having the 2 DJI mics is very easy for one on one style interviews and do think these would work great for that type of format. If you have more than one person you may have to pass the mic around or use the included magnet backer to mount it between the two people and adjust the gain accordingly. But for the money I still think it’s a great option. I’d personally even consider the new DJI mic 2 for its improved noise cancellation, but I still think the original DJI mic has a natural sound approach to noise cancelling and works well. Rode and Shure also make great iPhone mics to look at if you want the portability. But if you’re looking for more of a podcasting format where you sit down with guests you would get even better sound quality with something like a Shure sm7b or mv7, but that would require a lot larger setup without the phones,etc.

Not my experience at all-cheap and dated sounding and will pop and clip the second you move around.

Idk. I personally hear an enormous difference, mostly in clarity and sheer quality. And to be honest in a lot of cases the Maybesta actually sounds worse than the default iPhone microphone, with the only benefit of the maybesta being you can walk a lot further (which is nice, don’t get me wrong) but aside from that very specific situation, I’d either splurge for the DJI, netting you both a massive increase in sound quality and an increase in range, or save the 25 bucks and use the iPhone microphone if I don’t find myself needing to walk far away from my phone.

DJI all the way! The Maybesta sounds like a phone call from 20 years ago…for indoor stuff tho, the iPhone’s internal mic is pretty damn good

@@GutsmanLoLyeah

Good luck. The second you move around with the Maybesta the clipping and popping is very noticeable.

Fully agree with your opinion 👍🍁

The noise cancellation cannot be turned off on the cheap microphones. It is built in with no adjustable settings.

Sorry but it’s not the same mic. This version comes with a receiver that has an adapter for the iPhone. The mic with the Osmo doesn’t have that separate receiver.

The DJI will have many settings to play with to get the sound just right.

The receiver plugs in and stays in place though the lightning connector on the iPhone. And good question on the gimbal use, but unfortunately I don’t use a gimbal, just tripod stands, so I can say to that effect. Seeing however that DJI makes gimbals, I’m sure they accounted for that when designing the receiver. Realistically the receiver weighs almost nothing compared to the weight of the iPhone with a case on it.

It’s DJI yes It Is I have multiple drones.. 😂

I stopped using the maybesta because of the popping sound. If you have that mic then I would invest in something better like the DJI. If the DJI is popping on you, you may want to turn down the gain on the mic as it could be clipping.

@@Type5Reviews that may have to be a future investment.

When the microphone receiver is plugged into the iPhone when you record it records audio from the DJI microphone for the video, so there is no need to sync the audio to the video.

Thanks :) that’s perfect

Nope. There are no adjustable settings. Everything is built in and standardised.