I didn’t like that you can’t connect a wireless microphone but everything else is fine

I was looking for an affordable wireless microphone system and decided to give the Sarmonic model a try based on its price. To my surprise, I found it to be well-built and packed with useful accessories. I use a Samsung phone that requires a USB-C connection, which this model obviously has.

Right away, I was impressed by the strong transceiver magnet and clip—much more secure than other brands I've tried, so I don't have to worry about the mic falling off. The carrying case is also a smart feature, doubling as a charger for the transceivers and receiver, which means no need for separate charging.

Pairing was a breeze after watching Sarmonic’s quick start video online. The sound quality is comparable to higher-end brands, and honestly, unless you’re a sound engineer, you probably won’t notice much of a difference. I've included a quick unboxing video for those interested in seeing what’s inside the box, along with measurements and weights. Overall, I’m very pleased with this purchase and excited to start using it!

The Boya Omic Wireless Mic is an impressive and cost-effective option that continually improves over time, now featuring a convenient charging case and significant sound enhancements. Compatible with computers, Android/iOS devices, and more, it's perfect for content creation, live streaming, Vlog filming, and mobile journalism. With outstanding sound quality, adjustable noise reduction, and an impressive wireless range of up to 50 meters, it ensures clear audio and flexibility. The portable system also has built-in rechargeable battery with up to 5 hours of runtime, extendable to 20 hours with the charging case, which supports wireless charging for added convenience.

Great stand does the job.

Very well made and designedMakes a big advantage in phone camera photography

The stand is rock solid - that's great. Rough adjustment is done by moving the entire assembly up and down. Then approach with the gear adjustment on the bracket. Then fine-tune with the focus wheel on the lens holder. It sounds awkward, and it is a little - but once locked in place, you're done.

What I like: The video quality is excellent - 1080p. The images are sharp and clean. Video and still image specs are decent. Base and supports are made of solid aluminum. The base and post, crossbar and main gear are solid and sturdy.

Video is 30 fps, 11866 kbps (11.86 mbps), MP4.
Still images average 3.1 MB, 4032 x 3024 pixels, 72 dpi. 24-bit, sRGB.

The assembly took about 10 minutes.

There is an option to screw sliding clips into the base, but these would get in the way of everything else. There is also an included plastic box for slides with a built-in black light. It is completely separate and can be placed on the base if necessary. The slide box has two threaded mounting holes for slide clips - but they are 2mm in size. The screws provided are 3mm - for the main base only.

It's a decent system but would benefit from better quality control.

Love the crispy and clear video,love how easy it was to install and being wireless was a must.I am able to see the cameras over my phone data and am only seeing them if am on WiFi.Over all I think is a great product so far!!

The thing with a video light is that you will need to adjust it to the light conditions at the time you are recording or presenting and this easily adjustable bit of kit does the job well.
Plenty of easy adjustment with easy to follow buttons for brightness and 3 light modes gives you all you need.
Love the little springy/bendy adjustable stand and it also has a laptop clip for those that prefer that. Personally I preferred the stand as you can move it around to suit.
Quality wise it feels very light and I think it should just be a little heavier.
To summarise this Video Light gives great results and is a versatile much needed bit of kit.