BEST 4-Channel Wireless Lav Mic Set - Saramonic Blink500 ProX B8 Review

This is the wireless mic set I’ve been looking for! With the ability to record 4 separate tracks at once, the Saramonic Blink500 ProX B8 is in a class all its own. BUY THE BLINK500 PROX B8: https://amzn.to/4hwE2B6 (affiliate link) INSIDE THE BOX: 4x Transmitters, 4x Lav Mics, 4x Windscreens, 1x Receiver, 1x Charging Case, 1x USB-C to USB-A, 1x Dual TRS to 4 XLR Male, 1x TRS to Dual TRS, 1x TRRS to Dual TRS, 1x Carry Bag PRICE: $449.00 BUILD QUALITY: ABS plastic build Each transmitter only weighs 30.5 grams. The receiver has an OLED display SPECS & FEATURES: The 4x transmitters feature a 6mm built-in omni condenser mic, and a frequency response of 20Hz-20kHz. Each transmitter has 8GB of onboard storage (14 hours) of 24-bit/48kHz lossless backup recording. Easy on/off recording allows each transmitter to double as a standalone recorder and they feature Active Noise-Canceling to eliminate background noise. The camera-mount receiver has an OLED display, and an 11-hour battery life. It includes a 3.5mm headphone output and 2 TRS outputs with the aforementioned 3 cables for versatile use. The Blink 500 ProX B8 receiver features output cables for TRS/TRRS devices in Mono mode, mixing all four mics. In 4-Track mode, use the XLR output cable for separate mic recording. Stereo mode lets you mix two mics to Left and Right channels, offering great flexibility for various recording needs. IP66 protection on transmitters for dust and water resistance. USE CASE: Vlogging & solo content creation Film and commercials Multiperson interviews TEST: Active Noise Cancellation Distance Test PROS: 4 separate channel recording Getting rustling from one mic won’t ruin the recording Onboard recording (14 hours) In case you have wireless interference or dropouts You could use each TX as a standalone recorder Battery life (both TX and RX last 11 hours unless onboard recording is on then each TX operates for 6.5 hours) The recharging case adds another 11 hours of use RX has a USB-C charging port IP65 protection on transmitters for dust and water resistance Clear OLED display Transmitters have active noise cancellation Stable wireless transmission up to 280 m line-of-sight 24-bit 48kHz gives you plenty of dynamic range (144dB) which is much louder than human hearing can even handle (you can rupture eardrums at 120dB) - the device’s max SPL is 120dB CONS: The clips don’t rotate The clips don’t have the spot for a broadcast loop NOTES: I can already hear someone typing that they need 32-bit float for spoken word audio. This is a wireless set and the sound will not be like a broadcast microphone. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Into & Disclosure 00:30 Inside the box 01:00 Price 01:08 Build 01:20 Specs 02:32 IP65 protection from water and dust 02:52 Noise cancellation test 03:23 Distance test 04:07 Processed audio test - Blink500 ProX B8 04:40 Pros 07:43 Cons 08:09 Notes 08:48 24-Bit discussion