Brando’s claiming 10x better audio reception on this external, swivelable iPhone microphone.
Even if it doesn’t get 10x better reception, it should get perhaps 2x better reception, which is worth $14 for most people.
Here’s more detail from their website:
“Voice and video recording on iPhone 3.0 brings iPhone owners to the new mobile multimedia era. Yet, sound quality is not the best. Try out the NEW Flexible mini capsule microphone which is especially designed for new iPhone 3.0. It enables you to record better sound quality. Instead of receiving sound from the iPhone speaker at the bottom, your iPhone can receive sound from any direction. It is especially useful while shooting video as the microphone and the camera can be pointed to the same direction. Bend and turn the microphone to the desired direction to focus sound source. Flexible mini capsule microphone gains 25+ dB, sound clarity increases as well as sound quality improves. It works on iPhone 3G S, iPhone 3G, iPhone 2G and iPod Nano 4G.”
Feel free to check them out. These sound very cool, if they actually work.
Brando Workshop Flexible Mini Capsule Microphone for iPhone 3G S
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What kind of product review is this? You read their copy and gave your opinion and then summed it all up by saying it all sounds cool if it actually works.
Why not spend $14 plus s&h, try it out and THEN write a product review that the rest of us can really hang our decisions on?
Can you imagine if every product reviewer took YOUR approach? Good grief, man. I hope you didn’t get paid for this submission. If so, buy the product and post an update, please!