Movo Lavalier Microphone for GoPro - Compatible with GoPro, Hero 12 Hero11, Hero10, Hero9 Black, GoPro Media Mod, & GoPro Pro 3.5mm Mic Adapter - GoPro Lapel Mic with 6ft Cable, Metal Clip, Windscreen

All of the system is just what I hoped for, the cable length and the make up of the set is just what I hoped for.

This definitely works with the GoPro media mod but like almost every other mic, low volumes only. I get a lot of popping and crackling at high volumes. When it’s silent, there is a constant static noise. It has a decent length cable but who cares if the quality isn’t that good. Quality matches the price, cheap.

Works as needed. It's a nice long corded microphone.

It’s really bad quality audio cracks and pops a lot

The Movo Lavalier Microphone for GoPro has been a great addition to my GoPro setup. It's compatible with my Hero 10, and the sound quality is impressive, especially when paired with the GoPro Media Mod. The 6ft cable gives me plenty of flexibility, whether I'm recording close-up or from a distance. The metal clip is sturdy, and the included windscreen does a great job of minimizing background noise when shooting outdoors.Setup was quick and easy, and it works seamlessly with my GoPro. If you need clear audio for vlogs, interviews, or outdoor shoots, this lapel mic is a solid choice. Highly recommend for anyone looking to upgrade their GoPro audio!

No matter where I put in inside my helmet anything over 30mph the audio is popping and cutting out because of the wind. Save yourself the headache and don’t get this for bikes.

The media could not be loaded. I bough this mic for motorcycle VLOG recording but does not matter where I put the mic on when I press the gas cracking noise is always present just at very low speeds the sound is good. I have tried in a backpack covered with a towel, under the cheeks protection of the helmet and the upper part of the helmet but none of them improved the issue.

I used this mic briefly on my YouTube channel where I review headphones and earphones and accessories. I had been getting some complaints that my voice was too "bassy" and hard to hear at times. That was with a Rode mic attached to the cold shoe of my GoPro media mod. So I thought I would give this mic a try and it actually did improve the sound of my voice from a clarity standpoint. However, that was at the cost of some richness and weight and it ended up making my voice sound too nasally for my own liking. I ended up with a Sennheiser MKE200, which struck the perfect balance between note weight and clarity. That said, the Senn is much more expensive, so it should be better. I think this lavalier mic is a good budget solution for most use cases.