Pyle In Ear Back Electret Microphone - Professional Mini

In this review the Pyle In Ear Back Electret Microphone is evaluated as a compact, corded headset mic aimed at performers and presenters who need a discreet, reliable hands-free option. The single biggest reason to buy is its combination of an omnidirectional condenser capsule with a 4 pin mini XLR connector, which makes it an immediately useful choice for users who run Shure-compatible wireless packs or want a direct feed to a studio mixer. It is lightweight and unobtrusive, and the beige flesh toned finish helps it blend onstage or on-camera.

Key Features

• Omnidirectional capsule: captures voice from multiple angles so the user can move naturally without significant drop in level.
• 4 pin mini XLR connector: provides direct compatibility with many Shure-style bodypack transmitters or studio mixer inputs for a simple wired or wireless integration.
• Low output impedance: the roughly 2k Ohms output impedance helps match common pro audio inputs for reliable signal transfer.
• Ergonomic, lightweight frame: the flexible metal frame and in-ear hanging design deliver comfortable all-day wear and stable placement even when wearing glasses or hats.
• Discrete flesh toned finish: the beige color and included windscreen make the microphone visually unobtrusive for theater, speaking, or broadcast applications.
• Durable construction: a metal frame and secure cable routing give the headset a sturdy feel that stands up to repeated use.

Who It's For

The Pyle PMEMS13 is best for DJs, MCs, singers, actors, and presenters who need a compact, corded headset that can plug into a Shure-compatible pack or directly to a mixer. It suits live performers and houses of worship who want a near-invisible mic with stable placement and professional connectivity.

Users who require the absolute cleanest studio vocal capture or who rely on a specific manufacturer proprietary capsule may want to audition alternatives; some users reported mixed impressions of raw sound character, so anyone with critical studio needs should test for compatibility with their signal chain first.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Good value for a professional-style omnidirectional headset that includes a windscreen.
• Solid, durable metal frame that fits comfortably and stays in place during use.
• Direct 4 pin mini XLR compatibility makes it easy to integrate with Shure-style systems or mixers.
• Discreet flesh toned color helps keep the mic visually low profile on camera and stage.

Cons

• Some users report mixed sound quality and occasional distortion with certain setups, so level matching and testing are advisable.
• As a very compact electret capsule, it may not replace a large-diaphragm studio microphone for critical recording applications.

Specifications

Microphone type	Electret condenser, omnidirectional
Output impedance	Approximately 2k Ohms
Connector	4 pin mini XLR cable (Shure-style)
Included accessories	Microphone windscreen
Finish	Beige flesh toned
Mount style	In-ear back hanging headset with metal frame

Our Verdict

The Pyle In Ear Back Electret Microphone is a practical, budget-friendly headset for live performers and presenters who need a discreet, easy-to-integrate mic with professional connectors. It offers solid build quality and comfortable wear, and while tonal character may vary between setups, its value and compatibility with Shure-style systems make it a smart choice for stage and broadcast use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this work with my Shure bodypack?
Yes, the microphone uses a 4 pin mini XLR connector commonly compatible with Shure-style transmitter packs, but verify pinout compatibility with your specific transmitter.

Is the color noticeable on camera?
The beige flesh toned finish and included windscreen are designed to be discreet and blend with many skin tones for low visibility onstage or on-camera.

Can it be used wired to a mixer?
Yes, it can be connected directly to a studio mixer using the 4 pin mini XLR wiring or via an appropriate adapter for your mixer inputs.