Physical & Design

• • Both transmitter and receiver are compact, lightweight ABS-plastic units (microphone approx. 20–25 g each; receiver ~43 × 47 × 10 mm)

  • Controls: Mic features a power/mode button (cycles through raw, noise‑reduction, reverb, mute) and small volume +/- controls. Receiver has LEDs indicating active mics

  • Accessories included: dual USB‑C charging cable (charges both mics simultaneously), 3.5 mm audio output cable, storage pouch, and manual

• Wireless & Audio Specs

  • Transmission: 2.4 GHz proprietary wireless (auto pairing of mics to receiver upon power‑on)

  • Range: 5–10 m typical; up to 15 m in open areas .

  • Latency: ~15–30 ms — low enough for real-time monitoring .

  • Microphone capsule: Omnidirectional digital capsule (~–42 dB sensitivity)

  • Frequency response: Between 20 Hz–20 kHz (most reliable across 50–18 kHz)

  • Signal-to-noise ratio: ≥ 64 dB, with some marketing listing ≥ 90 dB—real-world closer to 64 dB

• Power & Battery

  • Transmitter battery: ~200 mAh (some sources say 300 mAh), offering 6–8 hrs active use—real-world ~3–4 hrs per mic

  • Receiver battery: ~200 mAh; powers itself while plugging into host device

  • Charge time: ~2 hours via USB‑C dual-input cable

  • Standby time: Up to ~10–12 hrs .

• Features & Modes

  • Operating modes:

    1. Raw: unprocessed audio

    2. Noise reduction (DSP): can cut off soft parts or degrade audio clarity

    3. Reverb/Echo: for ambient effect

    4. Mute: handy mid-session

  • Monitoring: Real-time headphone monitoring supported via 3.5 mm jack on receiver

  • Auto-pairing: Transmitters and receiver pair automatically power both on and they sync. Interference possible with multiple systems nearby

• Ideal Use Cases

  Perfect for:

  • Dual‑person interviews

  • Classroom recording with a backup mic

  • Solo content creators wanting redundant audio backup

  Not ideal for:

  • Multi-room setups with several 2.4 GHz devices (risk of interference)

  • Studio-grade recordings or music where subtle clarity matters