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These are two great wireless mic options. However, if you want the most range and best audio, the Rode Wireless GO system should be your first choice. If a range is less of an issue, then the LensGO system offers decent sound at a great price (3 times less expensive than the Rode system).

The Maono AU-100R lav microphone is omni directional mic, which picks up sound from all directions. The package comes with the mic unit, which has a TRRS cable that can be used with a camera, cellphone or laptop. This mic is powered by a lithium polymer rechargeable battery and lasts for up to 90 hours. The cable length it quite long at 20 feet or 6 meters. It is important to note that there are no external audio settings on the unit, so you will have to edit your audio afterwards if you to adjust the gain. If you are just starting out, or still using a built-in mic on your camera or cellphone, this will definitely be a step up in audio quality.

You can plug in headphones to monitor audio if needed. You have a -10 or +10 dB gain setting, as well as an off setting to keep the gain normal. There is also a high pass switch if needed. The microphone is quite light due to its all plastic build, so it is great for small cameras, cellphones, or just light setups. The shock mount is hard plastic, so don't expect it to absorb big impacts very well. However, for talking head videos, it's fine. Btw, if you damage a cable, no need to throw away the entire microphone, just buy a replacement cable!