TrueReactions| Real Review| TTQ Wireless Lavalier Microphone | Noise Cancellation

What's in the box:
2TX + 1RX
Charging Case
Windproof Cover *2
3.5 mm Earphones for Monitoring *2
Lightning Cable, Type-C Cable, , Camera Cable, Charing Cable
Link: www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZVT4Y1Z?...
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Features & details:
One-Click Noise Cancellation & Muting: TTQ wireless lavalier microphone features a cutting-edge DSP denoise chip, which provides effective environmental noise cancellation, and makes your video voice clear and clean. Eliminate noise or mute with one press, and finish shooting more easily.
Dual-Channel Pickup & Real-Time Monitoring: With dual-channel lossless sound pickup, you can record two sound sources at the same time. The mic has a 3.5mm headphone jack for monitoring recording status during shooting in real time.
24H Working Time: Each TX and RX can be fully charged 3 times when the charging case was fully charged, each TX operating 8 hours each time, providing a full-day audio recording. Each TX and RX have a USB-C port for direct charging while working at the same time, perfect for outside Interview Video Podcast Vlog and never need to worry about the battery life.
656ft Wireless Transmission Range: Lapel wireless microphone supports up to 656ft stable and reliable and high fidelity audio receiving working distance in open space, make you easily handle complex environments.
Wide Compatibility: TTQ wireless lavalier mic works with all devices. Included a 3.5mm-TRS-to-TRS cable for DSLR cameras, a lightning cable for iPhone/iPad, and a Type-C cable for Android phones. Specialized furry windshields, delivers top-notch clear and distortion-free sound for your DLSR, camcorder, smartphone or tablet.

[@HawkinsSTEM]

What is probably most helpful about your presentation is you showing what all the buttons and indicator lights do. Gratitude.

[@truereactions5774]

Thank you for your feedback, I appreciate it.

[@Adifferentangol]

Thank you for demonstrating. Does it make a difference if the volume on iPhone is up or down while recording?

[@truereactions5774]

I would say yes and no.
Here is why:
1. No, the mic unit itself has a built-in controller from the transmitter where you can set the volume at whatever level you want, and the mic would be manage from the transmitter.
2. Yes, I've not tested mine on my iPhone so I don't know for sure or not but most likely; if the phone has a mode where it allows you to manage the external mic input volume then yes the volume level from the mic might cause some interference and it would then make a difference.
On my gopro, when I test all of the mic recording options and use the mic; there is one option where if I set the gopro volume to level 3 and set the TTQ volume to 5 and start recording a video then it would only capture at a 3 level 3 overall.
I hope that make sense to you but it might not be an issue on your iPhone if your mic volume setting isn't set to be manage by the volume [buttons]. You should be good.

[@Jingz251]

Thank you for your review! Does the display on the mics show the volume? Or only from the receiver

[@truereactions5774]

Appreciate you checking the review and the channel. The volume on the mics are only viewable on the receiver since it only has a display that show it.
On each of the mic; you can mute and change sound mode of how the mic will record audio/sound but more controls are only available on the receiver piece.
I hope that help you out.