MMD-F96 Wireless Lavalier Microphone for iPhone Android, 2 Mini Lapel Microphones

The 2-pack wireless lavalier microphone is trusted by vloggers, podcasters, and interviewers for studio-quality sound. Its dual-microphone system lets two mics share one receiver—perfect for dynamic duos, co-hosted shows, or collaborative projects.

Universal Plug-Play: Designed to work seamlessly with iPhone Series, Android phones (USB-C), and laptops/PCs. With USB-C and Lightning adapters included, skip Bluetooth pairing(some android phones need to enable OTG or download the Open Camera app)—just plug in the receiver then auto connection for instant use in live streams, TikTok clips, online conferencing, recording vlog Youtube, Zoom meetings, or PC voiceovers.

Omnidirectional Sound Pickup: Tackle harsh environments effortlessly. The newly added dead cat cover minimises wind interference, while clipping the mic to your collar (with Multi-directional rotatable clip design) reduces handling noise. Enable to cover 50ft for signal and clearly recording or taking video at a further distance indoors or outdoors. Perfect for outdoor shoots—capture crisp audio at festivals, windy beaches, bustling street interviews, or mountain vlogs.

Real Time Monitoring: The mini lapel mic is equipped with a monitoring system, that is to say you can know what you are saying while making recordings. To achieve this, you can insert your digital earphones(with USB-C interface) to the port of the microphone. In this way, you can clearly know what content will be recorded by the microphone, so that you can make necessary adjustment to make your recordings more accurate.

Compact & Travel-Ready: At 57×15×23mm and weighing under an ounce, it slips into pockets or camera bags effortlessly. Microphones charge fully in 2 hours and each mic can work continuously for 5 hours. While the receiver draws power from your device, meaning you can charge your device while use it! No need to worry about running out of power anymore. Great ideal for travel bloggers, field journalists, or adventurers recording in unpredictable weather.