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These MAXTOP portable microphones let you record anywhere — over 60% off

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Have your own podcast? Host a YouTube channel where you regularly interview people on the street? Want the opportunity to record candid conversations and get those on-camera moments anywhere? Everybody knows you need a good camera for those moments, but these days, you can really just use your phone. For audio, however, you shouldn’t compromise. You need good, clear audio that’s a solid representation of whoever is talking. And the best way to capture that is with a pro-grade mic. But you can’t just carry a full-sized microphone with you everywhere you go. That’s where MAXTOP’s portable microphones come into play.

The MAXTOP SoundGuard AP003, for example, or the MAXTOP SonicSync Pro AP003, are both wireless-enabled pro-grade microphones you can take and use anywhere. But before we get into the specifications and stats, you should know they’re on sale right now. The current prices put them at an unbeatable value, and, in fact, make them out of this world desirable. I’ve already grabbed a pair myself for my new podcast.

MAXTOP SoundGuard AP003 Wireless Lavalier Microphone — $16, was $38 65% off

Offering a wireless range of up to 393 feet, which alone is impressive, this portable microphone is plug-and-play friendly with Android, iPhone, computers, and DSLR cameras. In mere seconds you can have a professional studio-grade audio feed hooked up, recording whoever you need to. It delivers seamless 2.4G wireless connectivity with near-zero interference and superior noise cancelation support. That means, even in a crowded or busy area you can capture crystal clear voices and audio. The dual mic pickup can capture voices from up to 120 meters away with 360 degrees of sound receiving possible.

The two mics also come with a 3-in-1 universal receiver that connects to mobile devices, cameras, and laptop or desktop computers. So, what can you do with mics like this? Imagine teaching a class, online or in person, with the mic attached to your collar. Your voice will be clear and audible to all. Or, giving a presentation in a conference room or at a venue. Maybe you need to conduct an interview in the field while visiting a remote location or capture some audio to go with your video footage. All of this is possible, and easier than ever — you don’t have to lug around bulky mic equipment, booms, and extra gear. They’re already discounted by 50% you just need to clip the 15% off on-page coupon to get the full discount.

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MAXTOP SonicSync AP003 Wireless Lavalier Microphone — $17, was $40 65% off

With similar features and specifications, the SonicSync wireless lavalier microphones offer one-click noise reduction when it matters most. These mics are also plug-and-play with a variety of platforms, including mobile and desktop, thanks to the multi-functional receiver. Moreover, these come with professional-grade real-time monitoring, meaning you can hear what the mics are recording instantly, allowing you to adjust volume, tone, and background noise reduction. As with MAXTOP’s other mics, this one is ready to go anytime and you can use it virtually anywhere. Want to do some real-world reporting or interview someone in the field? All you need is this and your phone. They’re already discounted by 50% you just need to clip the 15% off on-page coupon to get the full discount.

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Briley Kenney
Briley has been writing about consumer electronics and technology for over a decade. When he's not writing about deals for…
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