I avoid lav mics like the plague, and when I need one I try to avoid wireless if possible. So my go-to is an OST 801 with an OST phantom adapter (and a Sennheiser wireless when needed). That's two hundred bucks, not including the wireless, but it sounds excellent when I can't put a hyper on a stand. But I had an outdoor testimonials gig at a festival, knew I'd need my lav, and was told I'd be interviewing couples - so needed a 2nd mic, even though the OST can usually catch two people. Got the little Movo so I could wire up 2 people. It's a pretty remarkable little mic - the OST has a crisper high-end (it's designed for hiding under clothes) but this little cheapie comported itself surprisingly well. It's very difficult to tell in the edit which mic is which. Pretty stunning, really. Two cons - one is (as mentioned in other reviews) there's no strain relief at the XLR end - I assume the cable is just knotted in there. You can tug it in and out. So I squeezed some hot glue in there to hold it firm. This is a potential fail point and some sort of grommet would make sense, not to mention the potential for mechanical noise (though it is on the far end of the cable). The other con - the cable could really be about a foot longer. It's nice to have the XLR connector able to rest on the ground when not using a body pack, and with tall people, you'll have it dangling at calf level, tugging on the mic, so some tape or a clip at the belt is needed - one more step when wiring someone up. Still, at this price, those are minor quibbles - you could almost consider this a "consumable expense", like gels, blackwrap, and tape.
