Microphone

Gaz Davidson

About this app

This very simple app just sends audio from the mic to the speaker, plug it into your computer or whatever using a 3.5mm male to male headphone jack and you get a free mic.

It isn't possible to make a lag free mic on Android yet, but it's good enough for emergency use.

Ratings and reviews

The app is good, I use it so I can talk on ps4 since my mic broke, but some things to point out: 1. Make sure media volume is up while using it, its basicially the volume control for the mic. 2. Sometimes the mic app may turn on after using it and you will tell by the notification and/or the sound echoing weirdly, just force stop it in settings so it doesnt do that. 3. If you plan on using it for PS4, you have to connect to a USB and turn on Audio Source, which is only in developer settings.

Despite being designed for an earlier version of andriod (I have 10), it still works almost perfectly. The lack of noise cancellation to cut out echoes is annoying but wearing some earbuds fixes that. My only complaint is that its really quiet Edit: turns out that the phone's volume controls the output volume, it's not too quiet

Love the simplicity of this app! Since my all in one desktop has separate ports for mic and headphone, I couldn't use regular earphone with built in mic. And computer's own mic picked all the cpu fan noise instead of my voice. Tried many options, but this one works very well. Just connect phone with aux cable to mic port and press the red button! That's it. Just wondering why isn't this app part of OS? Hope the app gets good updates, e.g. keep working even when screen sleeps etc Thanks!