Today we're pushing the LensGo wireless microphone to its limits, we're going to test the sound quality noise reduction indoors and then we're going to test it outdoors, we're going to do the infamous range test, check out the different modes and stick to the end, because we're going to fix the lensgo needs to be fast. A very important problem solved, out of the box, the sound quality is very good, you actually get a couple of these lav mics, obviously the sound recorded throughout the video will work with the included lav mics I mean it It is a professional sound, the sound from lensgo has intelligent noise reduction. I have a lot of reverb where I sit but compared to my shotgun, since the lav mic is close to me, it does a good job of removing reverb and outdoors. There's also a shock on the mic when I'm walking down the street Indoor, it's able to kind of get rid of that walking shaking sound when you walk how about that sound? Is it vibrating or it's clear and when I'm on that scooter it also does a good job, there's a lot of vibration there, so the lensgo's noise cancellation is really good. After testing, if the transmitter is moving it is not very stable in the car, not more than 20 meters from the receiver, but when I stop, it is connected and the signal is relatively stable, the distance can be up to about 100 meters.