In the header photo of the article by Regina Cho on VIBE.com, Kendrick Lamar is seen holding a microphone that can be identified as the Lewitt W9 Wireless Condenser Microphone Capsule, recognizable by its prominent logo. Latto used the same microphone during the show and was seen with the W9 also at other shows

This photo shows Stevie Wonder performing at FireAid using the W9 capsule while there is an article in Forbes about the MTP W950, where it is also mentioned that Stevie Wonder is using the W9.

In the official music video "Fred again.. & Anderson .Paak - places to be (Eagle Rock, 16th April 2024) feat Chika," Anderson Paak can be seen using the Lewitt W9 Wireless Condenser Microphone Capsule, identifiable by its prominent logo. The video was published by Fred again.. on YouTube.

In the performance of "WE SAW THE SUN!" by Lil Yachty on Jimmy Kimmel Live, the Lewitt W9 Wireless Condenser Microphone Capsule is clearly recognizable, as seen in the official video provided by LilYachtyVEVO on YouTube.

In a photo posted by Lewitt Audio on Instagram, T-Pain can be seen using the Lewitt W9 Wireless Condenser Microphone Capsule, with his audio engineer, Grayson Barton, discussing its benefits: "The LEWITT W9 high capsule placement has been a game-changer for us in the T-Pain camp. It handles any mic cupping naturally, letting us keep a clean, consistent sound without compromise. It is our go-to mic for live shows."

During the performance of "Life Is Beautiful" on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, 2 Chainz uses the Lewitt W9 Wireless Condenser Microphone Capsule, identifiable by its distinctive large logo. This is corroborated by an Instagram post by user sleepingongems, which features an image from the performance.

In this post at the Instagram News page brianlkl you can see Lisa with the W9 at the Victoria Secret show and recognize the prominent logo already at the thumbnail, but also in some close ups.

A Forbes article by Mark Sparrow, gives more background and implements that during a recent Victoria's Secret fashion show, LISA of BLACKPINK encountered issues with her custom microphone due to poor vocal isolation in a venue known for problematic audio reflections. To resolve this, the Lewitt W9 Wireless Condenser Microphone Capsule was utilized, with its polar pattern adjusted to super-cardioid under the grille. This change significantly improved vocal clarity, showcasing the effectiveness of the Lewitt W9 in challenging acoustic environments. https://www.forbes.com/sites/marksparrow/2024/12/22/lewitt-mtp-w950-is-the-ultimate-all-round-microphone-for-stage-and-studio/

In an Instagram video posted by Blue Note NYC, you can identify the Lewitt W9 Wireless Condenser Microphone Capsule being used by Killer Mike during his performance at the venue.

In this image, from a promotional email from Lewitt, Teddy Swims is mentioned using the W9 capsule. Later on in the email, a live performance is linked (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_1s5bTxBbg) with fellow singer Lucky Daye on their song "Blame", and they are both shown using the W9 capsules.

In a performance on Good Morning America, Jill Scott is seen using the Lewitt W9 Wireless Condenser Microphone Capsule, as evidenced by the clearly visible LEWITT logo on the microphone.

In this image, from a promotional email from Lewitt, Lucky Daye is pictured and his FOH engineer is quoted about the Lewitt W9 capsule. The linked video in the image (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_1s5bTxBbg) is from a live performance with singer Teddy Swims, but I included the image from the email because Jeremy Ogletree, FOH for Lucky Daye is quoted as saying, "the W9 has a great natural tone on and off axis with little to no proximity effect. It has great gain before feedback and the switchable polar patterns are an added bonus. It’s my absolute favorite capsule.”

In a live performance video from Elevator Music at Selfridges London, Ayra Starr is seen using the Lewitt W9 Wireless Condenser Microphone Capsule, identifiable by its prominent logo. She has also been seen using the same microphone while opening for Coldplay.