I'm a teacher teaching through a mask and thought this would be a great way to save my voice

After fiddling with it, I was able to figure out a comfortable way to wear it on my head and the static is almost nil.

Either way do what works best for you

This is a great way to project my voice

I tried to use the belt clip and it is not a good way to use it

So I am in hopes this note will provide results that will help people like me and provide companies like yours a way to improve products and bottom line

This way I do not strain my voice and can keep going all day

I ended up not using it because of the painfully loud, screeching feedback when I would move the wrong way

because it’s very secure that way

It is ok at most, people in the back still can't hear as well as if I were to yell/talk really really loudly...

What motivated me to write this review was that I do not remember in the product description nor the reviews mentioning the fact that: if your input is limited (as in this very instance) this may not be a suitable solution

Just be careful how you place the mic as it's easy to trigger feedback.

He was confused as to what to do and actually thought this unit was to help him hear me so he is somewhat mentally challenged as well

My husband's speech therapist recommended a product like this to help him as he recovers from surgery on vocal cord nodules