Wireless Lavalier Microphone for iPhone and Android Phones
Two clip-on wireless mics and one receiver turn your phone into a clear recording setup for interviews, vlogs, and live streams. The pocket case keeps both mics charged and ready between shoots, and the included adapters match your device port.
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Two clip-on wireless mics and one receiver turn your phone into a clear recording setup for interviews, vlogs, and live streams. The pocket case keeps both mics charged and ready between shoots, and the included adapters match your device port.
Two wireless clip-on mics that plug straight into your iPhone, iPad, or Android for clear live audio
- poor audio quality when filming or streaming on a phone
- tangled wires during live broadcasts
- need for a separate audio recorder
- limited compatibility across devices
Record Clear Audio on Your Phone, Wherever You Go
Before: thin phone audio, tangled cables, and a separate recorder to juggle. After: two clip-on mics and one receiver that plug straight in and keep your voice sharp on every shoot.
Two Mics, One Clean Signal

Two mics, one receiver
Two transmitters pair to one receiver, so two speakers can be recorded at the same time without a single cable running between them. The kit covers an interview, a co-host, or a classroom demo on the same phone or tablet.

Mesh windscreens cut the noise
Each mic has a mesh windscreen that takes the edge off wind and breath on outdoor shoots. Clip on the back, and the mic sits on your shirt without fuss. Less hiss from the street means less cleanup in the edit.

Charge in a pocket case
The lidded case holds both transmitters and keeps them protected in a bag or pocket. Drop them in between shoots to top up, then check the green LED on each mic before you press record.
Pair It and Start Recording
- 1Open the case
The matte black lidded case holds both transmitters in their seats. Lift the lid and take out each mic.
- 2Check the green LED
Each mic has a green status LED that lights when it powers on. Make sure both are lit before you connect anything.
- 3Connect the receiver
The receiver dongle uses a Lightning or Type-C connector, depending on your variant. Plug it into your phone or tablet.
- 4Match the adapter
Depending on your variant, the box includes an iOS adapter or a USB-A to Type-C adapter. Use the one that fits your port.
Everything You Need to Start Recording
- Wireless lavalier transmitters×2
Matte black clip-on mics with mesh windscreens
- Receiver×1
Lightning or Type-C, matched to your variant
- Charging case×1
Lidded pocket case that seats both mics
- iOS adapter×1
Included in the Type-C variant
- USB-A to Type-C adapter×1
Included in one variant
Clean Voice, Less Gear
The Sound Gave You Away
You hit record, your voice sounds distant, and the wind hisses across the phone mic. The clip you planned to post now sounds like a voicemail. Built-in mics pick up the room, not the person talking, and that gap shows up the moment you watch it back.
One Clip, Two Voices, Zero Wires
Each transmitter clips to a collar and sends its signal to one receiver on your phone. Two speakers, one kit, and no cable crossing the frame. Pair it with portable phone tripods and you can move around a room without dragging a recorder along.
Ready on Every Shoot
The mics live in their charging case, lid closed, ready for the next session. Clip them on, check the green light, and walk into the interview with both hands free and a voice that sounds like it was planned.
From First Charge to Confident Recording
- First usePair and test once
Charge both mics, connect the receiver to your device, and run a short test clip. Check the green LEDs and listen back before the real shoot.
- 3 usesClip placement feels natural
After a few sessions you know where to clip each mic for your voice and outfit, and setup takes less time.
- 30 daysRecording becomes routine
The kit lives in your shoot bag, and cables or a separate recorder stop being part of the plan.
Charge, Clip, and Go
- Top up in the case
Drop both mics into the lidded case between shoots.
- Check the green LED
Confirm each mic is lit before you press record.
- Clip on a flat spot
Fabric rubbing across the clip or mesh adds rustle to the take.
Why Your Phone Mic Is Not Enough
| This kit | Built-in phone mic | Wired lav mic | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mic sits close to the voice | Yes | No | Yes |
| Mesh windscreen on each mic | Yes | No | Partial |
| Two speakers at once | Yes | No | Partial |
| No cable running to the phone | Yes | Yes | No |
| Works with iPhone and Android | Yes | Yes | Partial |
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
Match the receiver to your port. The Lightning variant fits iPhone and iPad with a Lightning port, and the Type-C variant fits devices with a USB-C port. Check your port before ordering, because the connectors are not interchangeable.
Yes. The packaging lists Android support, and the Type-C variant is the one to pick for most Android phones. Confirm your model's port type before you buy.
The mics sit a short distance from your mouth, which is the main reason voices sound fuller than a phone mic at arm's length. The mesh windscreens take the edge off wind and breath, so a live stream outdoors or on a busy street holds up better.
Both mics charge in the lidded pocket case. Drop them in between sessions and check the green LED on each mic before you record. The listing does not give a runtime, so run a short test clip before a long shoot.
The packaging lists iPad and MacBook support. Use the receiver variant that matches the port on your tablet or laptop, since the Lightning and Type-C versions do not swap.
A phone mic is free, but it picks up the room. This kit replaces a separate recorder, a second mic for a co-host, and the cables you would otherwise tangle on every shoot. Two mics and a case in one bag costs less than most dedicated audio recorders and gives you a second speaker on the same clip.
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