The Synco's sound was clearer. Your voice sounded pleasantly crispy with it. The Rode sounded slightly muffled in comparison.

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SYNCO on-camera microphone M3 offers a 100Hz low cut filter to eliminate low-frequency noises caused by airflow, shake, electrical current, or traffic. Thus clear and crisp sound without unwanted rumbles is captured.

I got the Synco Mic-D2 a year ago, as I needed a backup mic to my MKH416. Let me tell you, that is THE closest I have ever heard a microphone get to the MKH416 (only $250, though right now Cyber Monday sales have it at $199). I got it to keep in my bag if something ever happened to my MKH416 and needed a backup, but I have used it several times as a second mic and the differences between the two is very minimal (have tried recording at both 24-bit/192kHz and 32-bit float on my Zoom F6). I think Booth Junkie has a video on the Synco Mic-D2 as well. Thanks for this video, I might get this is a backup to my current shotgun mics (I have my ole fathful Shure VP83 and of course a Rode Video Mic Pro+). Do you know if the M3 can take a little water abuse?

Nice review! I just ordered it and will test if it works good for my camera. The Fujufilm X-T200 has very bad preamps.

Great review, very informative. Have you ever compared the sound quality of this one to the Shure MV88+? That’s another mic that I’m considering right now. Thanks.

I noticed with the SYNCO microphone you can hear slightly less of the background noise in comparison to the RODE microphone

Una prueba de micrófono, donde no se ha probado el micrófono... Bravo !!!

I thought the Rode sounded better but my hearing sucks. Interested to see everyone else's thoughts.

Well the thing is that this test is running in a very controlled enviroment. I would love to see it in a non controlled enviroment like a loud street

I think i will buy one its cheap and sounds pretty good...

I like my Deitys but these look like they might even be at the Deity pro level.