How's it going guys? Welcome back to another J-Char review. Today we're going to be looking at the Moono Rechargeable Contensor Lavalier Microphone. This is the AU100R version. This was sent to me by Moono and I'm actually really happy because I've been wanting one of these Lavalier mics for like, you know, doing my vlogs and whatnot and not having to, you know, relied just on the, you know, in-phone camera. So let's go ahead and see this side right here. This is good for video shooting, presentations, interviews, and doing selfie camera video, which is probably what I'll be doing with the LG V60i half because that has an 8K, no no 4K front-facing camera. Let's go ahead and rotate it around and look closer at this. So this is what the back of the box looks like. We got a description and some specifications. If you want to pause, you can get all the specifications on there. I'll go ahead and zoom in real quick so you guys can get a really good look. As a rechargeable battery. And the audio cable is 20 feet. That's quite long. Let's go ahead and move this back out. And without further ado, let's go ahead and open this guy up and test it out. And then this is what the inside looks like. They're nice and packed and they're very well. Has a little pull tab. Let's take a plastic sheet to cover it. And then we'll pull this out as well. And wow, yeah, there's a lot of cord there. Look how much cord there is. It comes with a rechargeable USB. And then it also comes with a mono brand bag. You can keep it safe in. It's a little draw strings so you can tighten it up. And then of course we have the clip right here if we can get that out. Put the microphone through here and then clip it onto your lapel or your shirt. Pretty cool. You think we just need to move this around so we can get it off here? It looks as though it came with an attachment to hook it up to like a, what are those? Like an amp almost. It's crazy. But you can just pop that out to get the 3.5mm. And it also came with a little wind blocker or the PNS blocker. Like let's go ahead and put it on there. It's on there pretty tight so I don't think that this thing's going to be coming off. And that's going on there pretty well. The hole is really small so I should be able to be on there pretty tight. So this is what the microphone looks like. It's pretty nice. And then this is the kind of base of operation is the middle point and then the other end connects to the 3.5mm jack. So if we zoom in right here, it has the off and on switch. Looks like it's already charged or at least it looks like it was for a second. I'm not too sure. We'll have to go ahead and test it out and see. And then there should be a place to recharge it as well. Here it is. Right here on the bottom. You can see this is where the micro USB plugs in. And yeah, let's go ahead and plug this into my phone and we'll go ahead and see how it sounds. This is the audio test of the monomigraphone. I have it attached to my shirt right now so you can get a good cage of how it would be picking up if it was being used for normal use. This is me talking directly into the lapel microphone. And then this is the microphone about, I'd say, 15 inches for my face. Not too bad if I don't say so myself. It's very basic but it's also very realistic and I really like how it picks up my voice. But yeah, I'll put this in the link in the description below so you guys can check it out as well. I think this is a really nice cheap lapel option for people who want to do vlogs or all different types of kind of, you know, do it yourself projects. So yeah, a huge shout out to my Patreon's. Thank you guys so much for your support. You guys are awesome. If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to comment, rate, and subscribe. And as always, I'll see you in the next video.