Sennheiser PROFILE WIRELESS 1-CHANNEL SET Profile Wireless 1-Channel Set Compact 2.4 GHz Wireless Microphone System [Domestic Genuine Product] 700278 ASMR Quality Clear Sound 32-bit Float Recording

I’ve had the Sennheiser Profile Wireless 2-Channel All-In-One system on my desk and in my bag for about two weeks, and here’s how it stacks up in real use. First impression: it’s a tidy, no-nonsense kit that removes friction from the moment you open the case. The footprint is small, pairing is near-instant, and the controls are exactly where you expect them to be. With two transmitters and a compact receiver, I could cover a seated interview, a quick two-person piece to camera, or grab a mix of voice and room tone without juggling extra boxes. Level setting is straightforward, and once dialled in I rarely had to touch anything mid-shoot. Sound quality is the headline. Voices come through clean and even, with clear mids and sibilance that stays natural. The noise floor sits low enough that I wasn’t fighting hiss when lifting quieter passages. With the included windscreens fitted, plosives were kept under control and outdoor pickups stayed usable. The wireless link behaved well in normal city and event spaces, and latency was low enough that monitoring felt natural and lip-sync stayed tight. Range was ample for handheld vox pops, short walk-and-talks, and most indoor setups. The “all-in-one” part genuinely saves time. I could run straight into a camera via 3.5 mm, then swap to a phone or laptop over USB-C without rethinking the rig. That meant I could film, jump onto a call, then record a quick guide track in the same session. The receiver’s screen is easy to read at a glance, and the on-body clips feel reassuringly solid. Everything fits into a small pouch, so it slides into a busy kit bag without taking over. Battery life handled a day of stop-start recording comfortably, and top-ups were quick whenever I had access to power, so I never felt range-anxiety about the meters. In practice, what stood out was how little I thought about it. I could focus on the conversation, framing, and light, because the audio side just got on with the job. For solo shooting, that’s gold. If you care about reliable voice capture, quick setup, and gear that doesn’t pick fights on location, this system makes a strong case. A few small notes from testing. Gain staging was easiest when I set the receiver to a sensible mid-level and trimmed the camera or phone input down, which kept peaks under control. The windscreens do their best work when seated snugly, so it’s worth an extra second to check they’re properly on before you hit record. And if you’re moving between very different environments, a quick test clip pays off - not because the system struggles, but because you can lock in a consistent tone across the day. Minor drawbacks: like any 2.4 GHz wireless, very congested RF environments can still cause the odd wobble, so good placement and line of sight remain smart practice. Also, if you specifically want headline features such as 32-bit float recording or deep on-device EQ, this leans toward a streamlined, get-it-done workflow rather than chasing every spec. Bottom line: after two weeks, I trust it. It’s a grab-and-go kit that sounds grown-up, travels light, and lets you get on with making things.

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First use of this item made me realize I did not regret buying it. Sennheiser has been a mainstay in my video production bag for decades, this latest iteration brings the same quality you may come to expect in an ultra compact and well-designed kit. I am particularly happy with the case that stores every component you need nicely, and although a bit on the plasticky side, it seems robust enough to hold up to pro use. These are tiny, dare say, smaller than some other competitor brands. I can immediately say that they compare well with EDW system quality and are a nice add-on in the event you need extra microphones. I own four of the EDW lav systems, and the Profile 2 has held up well in sound quality when mixed together. DJI and RODE have similarly good quality, but the Sennheiser compatibility makes this a no-brainer for my particular set-up. One thing I have not been able to figure out is a non-functioning power button on the front of the device. When the receiver and transmitters are removed, they all work fine, but the mystery button on the case seems to have no function for now. The controls are insanely simple, with only a few items on the touch screen menu. These are a bit small, so you may have to use your pinky to actuate, especially if you have big hands like me. The value for the money is what made me buy this - good quality audio for under $250? yes please! The wireless connectivity was great at 10 yards in a room with much RF interference. Well worth the price to upgrade my audio bag with these tiny microphones, ultra-lightweight quality.

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