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Wireless Clip-On Lapel Mic for Phone Video Recording

Wireless Clip-On Lapel Mic for Phone Video Recording
Wireless Clip-On Lapel Mic for Phone Video Recording
Wireless Clip-On Lapel Mic for Phone Video Recording
Wireless Clip-On Lapel Mic for Phone Video Recording
Wireless Clip-On Lapel Mic for Phone Video Recording
Wireless Clip-On Lapel Mic for Phone Video Recording
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TypeConsumer Electronics > Audio > Microphones
Wireless range164 ft
Transmitters2 clip-on TX mics
Receiver1 USB-C RX, plugs into phone
Charging caseMulti-slot case with digital battery display
Charging cableUSB-C
Color: Type C
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Clip one small wireless mic to your collar, plug the USB-C receiver into your phone, and your voice lands clear and close. Two transmitters and a charging case with a battery display make it ready for real shoot days, indoors or on the street.

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Description

Clip one small wireless mic to your collar, plug the USB-C receiver into your phone, and your voice lands clear and close. Two transmitters and a charging case with a battery display make it ready for real shoot days, indoors or on the street.

Wireless clip-on mic that plugs straight into your phone for clear voice recording on the go

Solves
  • muffled or distant audio in phone videos
  • bulky wired lavalier cables
  • fiddly setup for vlogging and content creation

Clear voice on the go, straight from your phone

Stop filming with a muffled phone mic and a tangled cable. Clip a tiny wireless mic to your collar, plug the receiver into your phone, and hit record.

Clips on fast and stays where you need it

Clip-on wireless mic attached to a shirt collar during a phone shoot

A mic that clips on and stays put

The magnetic clip-on transmitter grips fabric, and the rotating clip base lets you angle the mic toward your mouth. It sits on a collar or a hat brim, so the voice stays close as you move.

USB-C receiver plugged into a smartphone beside a clip-on mic

Plug the receiver in and go

The USB-C receiver goes straight into your phone, so no cable runs up your shirt. The signal comes from the transmitter on your chest. If you check takes on the move, a lets you hear the voice as you record.

Charging case with digital battery display beside the mic kit

Know your battery before you shoot

The charging case shows a digital battery reading with a 100% indicator. Glance at it before the shoot, then pack the case with the USB-C cable so the set is ready to go.

Three numbers worth checking

  • 164 ftWireless range
  • 2Transmitter mics included
  • 100%Battery indicator on case

Plug in, clip on, press record

  1. 1
    Plug in the receiver

    Connect the USB-C receiver to your phone's USB-C port. Nothing else is needed to start.

  2. 2
    Clip the transmitter on

    Snap a transmitter onto your collar or hat brim with the magnetic clip base, with the mic close to your mouth.

  3. 3
    Press the yellow button

    Press the yellow power and record button on the transmitter to start the link.

  4. 4
    Record a short test

    Shoot ten seconds, play it back on headphones, then reposition the mic if your voice sounds thin.

Two mics, one receiver, one charging case

  • Wireless transmitter mics (TX)×2

    Clip-on with magnetic base and rotating clip

  • USB-C receiver (RX)×1

    Plugs straight into the phone

  • Charging case×1

    Cream interior tray with digital battery display

  • USB-C charging cable×1

    For topping up the case

From a thin playback to a voice that carries

The playback that made you wince

You hit record, feel good about the take, then press play and your voice comes back thin and far away. Under traffic and wind, the words are hard to pick out, and the cut you planned is already a chore to watch.

Why the usual fixes keep failing

The phone mic hears the whole room. A wired lav keeps you tethered, with a cable that tangles and runs up your shirt. Shotgun rigs need gear most phone shooters will not carry. Each option costs you either clarity or movement.

Clip it on and walk away

Clip a transmitter to your collar or hat brim, plug the USB-C receiver into your phone, and press the yellow button. Your voice sits close to the mic, so it stays louder than the street. Walk, turn and cook while the audio stays where it should, and keep a for the wide shots.

Why not just use the phone mic?

Clip-on wirelessBuilt-in phone micWired lavalier
Mic positionAt your collar, close to your mouthOn the phone, across the roomAt your collar, on a cable
Cable up the shirtNoNot applicableYes
Walk and talk freelyYesLimited by phone positionLimited by cable length
Picks up room noiseLess, voice sits closeYes, everything in the roomLess, voice sits close
Battery displayYes, on the caseNoNot needed

Characteristics

Main
TypeConsumer Electronics > Audio > Microphones
Color2 options
Details
Wireless range164 ft
Transmitters2 clip-on TX mics
Receiver1 USB-C RX, plugs into phone
Charging caseMulti-slot case with digital battery display
Charging cableUSB-C
IndicatorYellow power and record button on transmitter
FinishMatte charcoal-slate shell, cream interior tray

Reviews

Questions and answers

Does it work with my phone?
w
Wanelo · seller

The receiver plugs in through USB-C, so check that your phone has a USB-C port before you order. This listing is the Type C version for iOS, so pick the variant that matches your phone.

Do I need to install an app?
w
Wanelo · seller

No companion app is listed for this kit. The receiver plugs into your phone, the transmitter clips on, and the yellow button starts the recording.

How do I know the battery is charged?
w
Wanelo · seller

The charging case has a digital battery display with a 100% indicator. Check it before each shoot so a transmitter never dies halfway through a take.

Is the sound good enough for YouTube?
w
Wanelo · seller

The mic sits at your collar, a few inches from your mouth, so your voice wins over the room. Record a ten-second test and listen on headphones before the real take.

How far can the transmitter be from the receiver?
w
Wanelo · seller

The rated wireless range is 164 ft. Walls and your own body cut signal, so keep the receiver in your hand or pocket and facing the transmitter for the cleanest result.

How is this different from the mic on my phone?
w
Wanelo · seller

A phone mic picks up everything in the room. A clip-on sits close to your voice, and the kit includes two transmitters, so a second speaker is covered without buying another mic.

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