Aceele Q8 Wireless Lavalier Microphone Black 48kHz 24-bit 70dB SNR 120dB SPL
A clip-on lavalier microphone captures 48 kHz 24-bit audio with 70 dB SNR and 120 dB SPL for iPhone and Android phones
- ColorBlack
- Microphone Sensitivity120 decibels
- Microphone Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR)70 decibels
- Studio-grade 48 kHz 24-bit capture for broadcast clarity
- 70 dB signal-to-noise keeps dialogue clean
- 120 dB SPL handles loud sources without distortion
- 360° omnidirectional pickup records from any angle
- Three one-button modes: noise-cut, mute, reverb
Wireless lavalier microphone for phone creators
The Aceele Q8 is a clip-on wireless microphone built for iPhone and Android users who record vlogs, live streams or podcasts. It captures 48kHz 24-bit audio with a 70dB signal-to-noise ratio and 120dB SPL handling. The omnidirectional capsule picks up sound from 360 degrees at 100Hz to 10KHz.
Audio clarity in noisy environments
Three intelligent noise-reduction levels filter wind, traffic and room echo without any setup. A 38dB sensitivity rating helps the mic isolate speech while rejecting background sound. The 70dB SNR keeps the noise floor low even in challenging outdoor or indoor spaces.
Upgrade from built-in phone mics
This system replaces the internal microphone on a smartphone when clearer dialogue and higher SPL tolerance are needed. The jump is worth it for creators who regularly record in loud venues or windy conditions and want one-button control over noise reduction, mute and reverb modes.
Highlights
- Studio-grade 48 kHz 24-bit capture for broadcast clarity
- 70 dB signal-to-noise keeps dialogue clean
- 120 dB SPL handles loud sources without distortion
- 360° omnidirectional pickup records from any angle
- Three one-button modes: noise-cut, mute, reverb
Specifications
| Brand | Aceele |
|---|---|
| Part Number | Q8 |
| Color | Black |
| Microphone Sensitivity | 120 decibels |
| Microphone Signal to Noise Ratio(SNR) | 70 decibels |
Questions about this item
How do I pair the Aceele Q8 receiver with my phone and what step causes most issues?
Plug the receiver into the phone's port, then turn on the clip-on transmitter; the link is established automatically. The step users miss is granting microphone permission in the phone's settings before recording.
What part of the Aceele Q8 will need replacement first with daily use?
The built-in rechargeable batteries in both the transmitter and receiver degrade over time; they are not user-replaceable, so the whole unit eventually needs replacing.
At what sound pressure level does the Aceele Q8 start to distort during a long loud session?
The microphone handles up to 120 dB SPL before clipping, so sustained sources louder than that — such as close-miked drums or amplified speakers — will distort first.
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