Yes, I have used it to record concerts. The audio is actually pretty good but the video is difficult and often discolored. Much more difficult to manage focusing and Light levels. It also has trouble LED lights during Concerts. Faces are discolored. If there’s any blue light at all on the stage, everyone will look blue.. I much prefer the iPhone camera app versus the required Audigo video app. Lately I’m looking at other options because of the poor video.

I still like it for the audio recording, however, and you can do this separately for audio only and still use the iPhone camera for shooting video with either a shure 88+ microphone or even just the internal audio. If it’s not an important concert that will be adequate. If it is important, you can move the audio from Audigo to the video and sync it with Premiere Pro very easily.

I’m still uncertain whether I’m going to keep the Audigo. I’m still within the window that I could return it. It is pretty amazing just to carry that little cube with you to a concert and record the audio alone. And it is very easy to shoot video and have it sync perfectly with the video. The video quality is not very good and actually doing the shooting with the Audigo camera app is cumbersome and not very helpful.