Get great audio while filming on your iPhone
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It's easy to take and edit quick videos on the iPhone, but getting great audio isn't always as simple as pointing and shooting. Whether you have an iPhone 7, an iPhone X, or a fancy new iPhone XS: the iPhone microphone isn't too shabby at close distances, but when you're trying to film in a crowded room, it's not quite enough. Here are three ways to avoid tinny, awkward or terrible sound when shooting iPhone video! Products used in this guide We found the following products on Amazon: Blue's Mikey Digital ($85) Zoom iQ6 ($100) Movo PM10 ($15) Rode smartLav+ ($63) Apple: Lightning to Headphone jack adapter ($63) Our picks If you're trying to shoot something a little more high-quality, chances are you'll want to pony up a little cash for an external microphone. There are a few different categories here: on-device mics, wired lavalier mics, and wireless microphones. There are a bunch of on-device mics available for your iPhone or iPad, depending on what you plan to record. I've pers...