HUGE Black Friday Score! - Sony ECM-W2BT Unboxing & Quick Set-up (ft. ZV-E10) 

Thanks so much for your kind comment! I appreciate it!

Thanks for your Comment! Yep, you sure do hear some hiss! I actually did a follow up to this in a recent video (spoiler, it doesn't get better)

Awesome! For Sony camera owners, it was too good to pass up! Hope it's working well for you!

Hey Dino! Thanks for your comment! Hope my video helped!

Thanks for your Comment! Good ear! I personally do not think the ECM-W2BT is the cleanest sound, but the compromise is ease of use and streamline interface with compatible Sony cameras. I'm actually planning a follow up video on the ECM-W2BT as I've had some time to use it.

Thanks for your Comment! Yes, the Sony website isn't exactly straightforward with what cameras are compatible and in which setting (digital or analog). I too hope for a firmware update that would allow more fine tuned control over record levels. I think the ECM-W2BT is really targeted to a specific kind of content creator who may not have an extensive knowledge about audio. I've been doing some more testing with this and my ZV-E10 and am planning a follow up video with some more in depth thoughts.

Thanks a lot man, Im confident now to buy for my a7iii

Ha, thanks so much! Actually, voiceover is my full time career (that is unless I become a FT RU-vidr lol). Thanks for your Comment!

Thanks for asking! Both the Sony ECM-W2BT Transmitter and Receiver have built-in batteries so they do need to be charged via the mini usb ports on both units. BUT, the Receiver will draw additional power from a Sony camera if connected via the MI Shoe (at the obvious expense of your camera's battery). I haven't seen any Interview Stick accessories specific to the ECM-W2BT but the clip on the back of the transmitter is really close in size to the Rode Wireless Go clip but unfortunately, the Sony Transmitter's clip is slightly too thick to fit into any type of cold shoe interview accessory. But it does clip great to my spatula lol.

Hi, thanks for your Comment! Here are some things to try. Make sure that when you power on the Receiver on your camera, that you switch it from Off to Digital and that the 2nd switch is set to Mic (if you only want to record the Transmitter signal). I would then try setting the ATT on your Transmitter to either -10 db or -20 db and then try to place the mic closer to the sound source (i.e. you mouth). This should help you get a clearer signal with less noise. Hope this helps!

Thank you, it works fine now!!🙏🏻😊

The A6000 has a Multi Interface shoe so the ECM-W2BT receiver should be able to slide right on and connect to the camera via the MI shoe. I don't think any external cable is needed (and I'm not sure the A6000 has a mic input anyway)

@@WayneRECs i tried but it’s saying that is not compatible so I’m wondering if i have to do anything extra

@@Onepctc Sony's website lists them as compatible, but it also says that you need to have the switch on the Receiver set to "Analog" (which is conter-intuitive)

@@WayneRECs thanks I’ll try that when I get home from work 🤞🏼

@@WayneRECs IT WORKED!!!! THANK YOU

Hey Erik! Thanks for asking! To my knowledge it's only 1 Mic to 1 Receiver. Maybe if Sony released a Mark II called "W3BT" with 2 transmitters... well that would make the naming convention even more confusing lol

@@WayneRECs ty!

I like them both for different reasons... I like the ECM-W2BT for it's convenience and ease of use with the MI Shoe not needing any additional cables (for compatible Sony cameras) and not having to worry about setting specific levels. I also like that the Sony has a mic on the Receiver as well. I think the Rode units provide better audio though so personally, I prefer cleaner audio over ease of use. Also, if you want more fine control over your audio recordings, the Rode units are better for fine tuning gain settings (as you have both the option on the units as well as the ability to set the levels in camera). For a person who knows their way around audio, this can be better, but for those who are intimidated by audio, the Sony units are much easier to set up and start using right away.

@@WayneRECs have you noticed any audio hiss with the ECM-W2BT on your ZVE 10!? What settings did you use?

I totally have! Check out my latest ECM-W2BT review to hear my results!

@@WayneRECs argh. Wish I knew this before I made the purchase but is what it is. I think another video flagged the hiss which is why I had asked. I have a blink Saramonic Blink 500 but it has a USB c and so I have to buy a new 3.5mm receiver to get that to work. I was really hoping for this Sony one to perform magic.