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Video quality is the main thing a person will looks for when they are watching a video but audio is much more important because your going to be listening to get some information and not just watch for the fun of it blue are known for making some great microphones and ill be reviewing one of there most portable microphones in this video hey guys this is yahya and this the review of the blue mikey digital

iPhone and iPad are great devices, limited only by their stock built-in microphones. This is where the Blue Mikey Digital comes in; it is a portable, lightweight Dock-connector mic weighing in at only 82g and its has powerful functionality and good features.. The mic itself is a rounded rectangle of pierced black metal with chrome trim so it defenitly looks the part so lets find out if its worth the asking price of 100 pounds.

The bottom edge of the Mikey features a standard 30-pin dock connector that swivels independently of the microphone, allowing the mic to be positioned up or down . On the bottom edge is a headphone socket to take input from devices - including musical instruments - with a line out. On the right side is a mini USB port, through which your iOS device can be kept powered up from an external battery. But the port isn't wired for syncing data through itunes.On the rear of the Blue Mikey Digital is a slider with three settings right will pick up Quiet source – this will drop the gain to avoid audio clipping . middle is auto gain which will detect the volume coming in and adjust the gain accordingly and lastly left this will boost the gain to pick up the quietest of sounds

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