Bluetooth Lapel Mic for iPhone & iPad Video Recording

Rechargeable with Charging Case

The charging case of this mini microphone stores and charges two wireless lavalier mics simultaneously. This mobile power allows you to record both indoors and outdoors without any concerns about battery life. The case can be fully charged within just 2 hours, with 4 status indicator lights from left to right to show the remaining power. One mic can be used for 5 hours at a time, meaning you can use both mics for up to 10 hours consecutively. Additionally, your phone can be charged while recording through the port on the receiver, making it ideal for content creators like youTubers, bloggers, and vloggers.

Noise Reduction & Precise Radio

Equipped with a built-in noise reduction chip, this highly sensitive recording mic is designed to accurately capture every detail, regardless of the surroundings. Whether you're working out in the gym, cooking in the kitchen, or shooting on the go, this Bluetooth wireless mic can capture your crystal clear voice. Manual noise reduction, mute, and reverberation modes can be selected using 2 easy-to-operate keys on the mini mic, making it a professional-level noise reduction mic. It supports a signal range of up to 65 feet indoors and outdoors.

Plug & Play Convenience

Real-time Monitoring and Feedback

This portable lavalier mic allows you to connect your earphones through its Type-C port, enabling real-time monitoring of your recording. The function of listening and feedback helps you clearly hear your voice in noisy environments or when adjusting volume during recording. This reduces the editing burden and ensures high-quality recordings, making it useful for live streamers and those sharing moments online.

Compatibility and Versatility

These wireless lavalier microphones are compatible with iOS smartphones and iPads, specifically working with devices that have a lightning port. Their compact size and clip-on design make them perfect for on-the-go video shooting and audio recording. They are widely used in content creation such as YouTube videos, interviews, podcasts, class projects, and online education.