With a super-cardioid polar pattern condenser, the Saramonic Vmic Microphone captures superior broadcast quality sound. It’s level control, a high-pass filter and with high frequency boost switches enable you to capture high quality audio, even in difficult shooting environments. A 3.5mm cable connects it to the camera input, while a headphone output ensures you can monitor and adjust settings as required.

Super cardioid Polar Pattern

The Super cardioid polar pattern is great for shooting in noisy environments. Its ability to hone in on a single sound source while still picking up side and rear ambient noise make it great for capturing a natural soundscape.

Level Control, High Frequency Boost, High Pass Filter

With three gain control options (-10dB, 0dB, +20dB), a (+6 dB) high-frequency boost for a crisper sound, and a 150 Hz high-pass filter to reduce hum, the mic works in a broad range of shooting environments.

Shockmount System Reduces Vibration

Its integrated shock mount helps reduce vibration and handling noise, delivering crisp, distortion free audio, even when shooting handheld.

Lightweight Build with Shoe Mount

The microphone has a lightweight metal exterior which provides added durability without additional weight. It’s hot shoe mounting system in conjunction with the compact size makes the Saramonic Vmic microphone perfect for DSLR cameras, mirrorless cameras, and camcorders.

3.5mm Connection with Cable

A 3.5mm jack provides wide compatibility and hassle free connection to most DSLR, Mirrorless and video cameras. An included 3.5mm coiled TRS cable offers a direct connection to most standard audio inputs.

Accepts Two AA batteries

Designed to accept two AA batteries the microphone is capable of delivering over 12 hours of recording time, depending on the batteries and environment you’re filming in. LED indicators ensure you can quickly identify if the mic is powered on or not.

Foam Wind Shield Included

Included with the Saramonic Vmic is a Foam Wind Shield which is designed to protect it from wind noise and popping sounds which can impact audio quality, making it great for both indoor and outdoor shooting scenarios.