It's generally expensive, but anything cheaper I've used doesn't compare to it. You wouldn't call it vfm, but there's nothing similar that is even close to its quality.

The Lavalier GO is a remarkable lapel microphone and is perhaps the most "viral" microphone in its category.
Its sound is quite clear and quality when I hold it in my hand, but I feel that it doesn’t pick me up as well when I put it on my shirt. I emphasize the "me" because every voice is different and requires a different microphone, and a lapel microphone that has obstacles in between to capture the sound (e.g., the chin, yes it affects it A LOT), means that it is influenced even by the anatomy of the face.
It has a durable construction and its Kevlar-reinforced cable is indeed quite reliable and sturdy.
I don’t know if I would easily recommend it; it’s good, yes. I’ve heard it work perfectly. Not for me. So I suggest finding someone who has it and trying it out to see if it suits you. If you don’t have anyone, then it might be a good idea to start with lower-value microphones like those from BOYA and in the future, if it doesn’t meet your needs, to make larger investments when you know your needs better.

4 Stars (normally 3.5 but it’s not possible :P) because it’s good just not for me.

The computer works fine.
It saddens me that it is not compatible with my mobile. It reads it as headphones.

The first time I used them was during interviews on the beaches of Samos, while there was a strong wind blowing. I was sure that the recordings would be useless, until I listened to them at home, amazed. The sound quality was incredible, with very clear voices, and they covered the air noise by a lot. With such a baptism of fire, now I am sure that whatever recordings I make, they are always superb. I highly recommend them!

The sound quality is very good! I use it for YouTube videos and the audience seems very satisfied from what I can see!
Pay attention to the connectivity of the device you want to connect it to. Check if it takes TRS or TRRS (the microphone is TRS - it has two lines on its plug, to put it simply).
You may need an adapter.

The construction is not the most durable, because it has a thin cable and the clip has a thin wire that supports the microphone and can break.

If you are careful during use, you most likely won't have any issues and will remain very satisfied!

Happy recording!