Voicebooster Low Profile Single Ear-Hook Omnidirectional Headset Microphone

Worked quite well with the VoiceBooster Voice Amplifier 12watts Black MR1505.The little foam ball just fell off, so I didn't use it. As long as the end of the microphone isn't directly in from of your mouth, I don't think it mattered.The sound was clear and did the job.Only disappointment was that I wish it were a bit more flexible, so that it could be bent/re-shaped to be a little more refined fit.

Unable to stabilize it on my ESR and sound is inferior. Will be sending it back...too expensive for mediocre equipment.

I am using these microphones at our church with a Sennheiser wireless microphone system. The audio level is about 3-5dB below the microphone that comes with the Sennheiser but the sound is perfectly clear. I just turn up the fader on that channel in our mixer panel.

Tried several makes of voice boosters with my Aker sound system. and this one works the best. Voice sounds natural. not tinny. Amplification is excellent. Liked it so well bought a spare in case I need it. Highly recommend it for the price. I use it as a museum tour guide.

The mic is sensitive and does its job but I do have two items that kept them from being a 5-star rating...1. The positioning of the mic is not adjustable in length, so with my big head, the mic is halfway down my cheek versus close to my mouth. I had to unbend the wire and rebend it so that it reaches my mouth correctly, but then the entire ear piece keeps falling down and wont stay in place.2. The foam wind cushion falls off very easily. I have had to use a small rubberband wrapped around it to keep it on the end.Other wise it does what it says and is reasonably priced.

Great bang for the buck. I am used to working with professional over the ear style mics in a live sound setting (costing several hundred dollars), and needed something at home to use for Skype and PC game voice chat. I like to use my speakers instead of headphones, so wanted an over the ear mic that would put the actual mic very close. Saw this and decided to give it a try, not really expecting it to sound very decent at this kind of price. Sounds much better than I was expecting, pretty decent actually.The pop filter is quite loose, and will fall off, so I just wrapped the end in a tiny bit of tape. If this mic cost 80 or 100 bucks, I would have probably deducted a star for that, but at this super low price, I consider it a bonus that it has one at all.

The boom mic wire is too flimsy, would not stay in place on my ear or in talking position, sponge protector kept falling off, had to speak directly into the mic by holding it to my mouth - it's suppose to be omni-directional. Ended up buying a very expensive Audio-Technica over-the-ear mic which works super- I suppose you get what you pay for.

This microphone is great for the price, and for the price I am giving 5 stars. If it could be improved, I would request something to hold it in place , a rubber strap behind the ear, or something, because it just hangs on your ear lobe, and if you do anything like me (teaching music and dance in general classroom) the mic will sometimes fall. Also the wind protecting tips get lost, they are pretty loose. I wished I could get more, or they are smaller. But once again, sounds great, and I would definitely buy again for the price