Mainstream Appeal
With dual-mic systems becoming a staple in households, the Vimo Q’s four-channel capability is a leap forward. It’s an evolution that enhances the functionality of dual-mic systems, without directly competing with existing products like the RØDE Wireless Go II or DJI Mic.![](https://tkt1957.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/comica_audio_vimo_q_black_04-1.jpg)
Features and Use Cases
Ideal for a range of applications including video shoots, vlogging, and online meetings, the Vimo Q is priced at $249. Its standout feature is the four-channel output, a rarity in this price bracket. The system also incorporates Comica’s CalMix™ noise reduction technology, adding value for its target audience.
Physical Specifications
The Vimo Q comprises four transmitters, a receiver, and a charging case, totaling a weight of 760g. Each transmitter, packed with a microphone, 3.5mm input, and various controls, weighs just 16g. The system offers 8 hours of battery life, extendable to 16 hours with the charging case.![](https://tkt1957.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/comica_audio_vimo_q_black_03-130.jpg)
Range and Latency
The Vimo Q promises a 200-meter range and a latency of 20ms, comparable to other wireless systems in the market.
Four-Channel Recording Challenge
While the Vimo Q offers four-channel recording, it compresses these into two channels for output, potentially limiting professional editing capabilities. This design decision reflects the system’s balance between advanced features and affordability.![](https://tkt1957.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/comica_audio_vimo_q_white_03-1.jpg)
Target Audience
The Comica Vimo Q is particularly suited for educational and keynote forum use, where its features offer significant advantages. While alternatives exist, such as using two sets of a self-recording wireless system, the Vimo Q offers a more cost-effective and convenient solution for its target markets.
News source: https://www.comica-audio.com/