VJZFA Wireless Lavalier Microphone with Noise Cancellation Function Review

In this video we unbox and review the wireless lavalier microphone two pack with noise cancellation function by VJZFA. Check out the full video for my thoughts and be sure to comment on the video. See the link below to visit the product page on Amazon.
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[@BobPaul]

This was a nice unboxing and product walk-through, but, and sorry if this sounds harsh, you didn't really review it. You demonstrated the mic quality very briefly, but one of the main selling points of this product is the noise cancellation. The market is full of Lavalier Micrphones with a similar set of advertised features, but the question I really want to know is "how well does the noise cancellation work and what sorts of noise does it reject"? I can't imagine I'm alone there... Does this $120 lavalier mic with ENC perform $90 better than the ENC on one of the $30 ones from competitors?
For example, would this work well for a 1-on-1 interview in a crowded conference or a restaurant, or for video meetings in a crowded cubical farm or shared office where there's lots of background voices? Or is the noise cancellation mostly limited to brown/white noise (fans, wind noise, etc)?
What I took away from this unboxing/walk-through was a list of specs I could have read from the product description and the advice "in my quiet home studio space with noise cancellation turned off it sounds rather good" (honestly, I liked the lavalier mic better than the other mic setup you're using), but nothing about how this might sound out "in the wild" where the noise cancellation is actually needed.

[@DiakaMelendez]

Thanks for the review considering ordering.

[@PUREreviews]

Thanks for watching

[@Boggycreeklife]

I’m using it with iPhone 15, is the receiver Bluetooth to the phone so I don’t have to tote it around dangling from the phone by the usb cord? I couldn’t get any Bluetooth connection. If so can you explain please. The directions and very small and poorly translated. Thanks 🙏 Great video.

[@itsjordenscott]

You should section your videos in chapters with titles that are seo friendly. It will help with navigation for the view and search on specific keywords as well. Otherwies, thank you for the help with my potential purchase!

[@PUREreviews]

Thanks for the tip!

[@user-rh5jk2mn8r]

I couldn't get it to connect to my mac or camera ... tried with the trrs cable with cam and also the usbc for mac but it just didn't get detected on zoom or obs on mac. Any tips would greatly help as I love the crisp quality this produces vs the hollyland lark max and similar.

[@goat843graphics6]

Did your ever get it to connect?

[@euroeuro00]

update?

[@maxwell-gn2jn]

You left the same exact comment on someone else reviewing this. Stop trolling dude. Figure it out yourself or send them back.

[@BobPaul]

@@maxwell-gn2jn I feel like that's a fair question. They're not trolling, they're spraying. They're asking people who have used the product (reviewers and people who've watched those reviews) for advice, and "spraying" to lots of videos increases the likelihood of a response.
Hopefully a reviewer has used a product for a while and is familiar with all of the features so that they can give their opinion on them. Now obviously not every reviewer has a Mac, but the USB-C audio feature should work the same on Windows; I think it's fair to ask someone who's reviewed it for their experience.