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The wireless mic kit for podcasts and interviews
Two clip-on mics, one receiver, one phone. Record a conversation anywhere, no studio needed.
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Why it works for podcasts and interviews
Two mics, one receiver
Each person wears a mic, and both feed the one receiver in your phone. No second device, no mixer.
Both voices on one track
The two mics record together into one mixed mono track, ready to post. Clip both the same way, 6–8 inches below the mouth, so the levels match.
Phone or computer
Works with iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and Windows. On a computer, pick “USB Audio 1.0” as the input.
Up to 6 hours per mic
Enough for a long session. Charge both mics before you record, and the charging-case model adds up to 50 hours.
What customers say
Read all reviewsLOVE THIS MICROPHONE
This wireless lapel mic is so easy to use. It comes with 2 microphones and 4 covers (fuzzy and basic). IT asl came with clips, chargers attachments. The instructions were easy to read and understand. The sound quality is so much better with this microphone. It's a real game changer for me as a new content creator!!!
Fantastic add-on for adding quality audio to video recordings.
Best microphone ever!
Questions
Can I get each voice on its own track?
No. Both mics record into one mixed mono track. For separate tracks, use two sets on two devices.
Can I add a third mic?
No. Each receiver takes two mics.
Can I record on my computer?
Yes. Plug the receiver into a USB-C port and choose “USB Audio 1.0” as the input (Mac: System Settings > Sound > Input; Windows: Settings > System > Sound). Computers with only USB-A need a USB-C to USB-A adapter that carries data.
Does it work for Zoom or live calls?
Often, yes, as a USB microphone on a computer. Live calls aren’t guaranteed in every app, so test before you go live.
Every spec, and what it doesn’t work with, is on the specs page.