Shure Centraverse CVL Lavalier Microphone - Black, Cardioid Condenser Mini Lav Mic, Clip-On for Hands-Free Use, TA4F (TQG) Connector Wireless Bodypacks (CVL-B/C-TQG)

I tried different compatible ones before I get this mic, this microphone has a superior sound quality and affordable for a Shure brand! Good job Shure!

This mic works well for our main speaker's microphone in a church setting. No issues and great sound.

Picks up noise from the wearer's clothing. Not bad at avoiding feedback.

The microphone is a Shure product and works well. You need to be careful when removing the foam shield. The top of the microphone did snap off as my user gripped the foam shield to tightly. Otherwise, the microphone works well. The microphone unit snapped back on and was not damaged.

This mic works very well so far. It was plug and play. Sounds better then the original Sure mic. It is a little better on the high end of the spectrum then the old Sure183, it replaced. Will buy it again when another of the old mics fail. A very good value.

This Lavalier mic is greatly built, I'm pretty sure the mic should be great. The issue is the $800 Shure wireless transmitter and receiver are crap, that's because I cannot use this Lavalier mic. Shure is great at making Mic but NOT a wireless system, very disappointing experience.

You can't go wrong with Shure. They make good products, i have been using it for may years and no complaint so far. I do recommend it.

I got this to use in my Focusrite 2i2 Gen3 Interface, and it didn't work. 48v on or off, there was nothing I could do to get it to work... which was disappointing.I wanted a condensor lavalier bc I thought it'd work perfectly with my setup. It doesn't. And now if I want to use the mic at all, I'll have to get another piece of equipment from Shure, since this mic has a proprietary plug at the end (not standard XLR or audio jack).That's on me for not doing enough research, and for not testing it soon enough to be able to return. Oh well. Maybe one day I'll get the other piece I need, try it out and update this review.For now, 3 stars, bc I literally have no idea about how well it works.Moral of the story: If you are getting this to use in a USB Interface, using an XLR adapter (I tried 2 different ones), don't. Don't waste your money, if you have the same intentions as I did. *Shure* would be cool if it did work though lol, since I've heard good things about the sound quality of these mics.