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BONAEVER

BONAEVER Wireless Lavalier Microphone UHF 130 ft 25 ch 3.5 mm TRRS

SKU CH-J58P-A1Z5P

A wireless lavalier microphone with UHF transmission up to 130 ft, 25 adjustable channels and a 3.5 mm TRRS output for smartphones and cameras

  • Ready to record in seconds with no pairing required
  • Wireless freedom up to 130 feet for flexible positioning
  • 25 UHF channels keep the signal clear and stable
  • Works with iPhone, iPad, Android and DSLR via 3.5 mm TRRS
  • High-sensitivity condenser capsule captures clear voice detail

Wireless UHF Lavalier for Mobile Creators

The BONAEVER wireless lavalier system uses a 3.5 mm TRRS receiver that plugs directly into smartphones, tablets and DSLR cameras. It targets vloggers, interviewers and streaming beginners who need a compact clip-on microphone without cables. The kit includes transmitter and receiver units that link automatically on power-up. Buyers who need XLR output or multi-person recording should look elsewhere.

Stable UHF Link With 25 Selectable Channels

Operating on UHF, the system delivers a usable range of 65 to 130 feet (20 to 40 metres) with no perceptible delay. Twenty-five adjustable channels let the user switch frequency by holding the transmitter button until the blue light flashes rapidly, avoiding interference in crowded RF environments. The condenser capsule is designed to resist howling and jamming during extended sessions. Users who require frequency diversity or true diversity reception will not find it here.

3.5 mm TRRS Plug Dictates Device Compatibility

The receiver terminates in a 3.5 mm TRRS connector, so devices must accept that exact wiring for audio input. Android phones often need a third-party recording app, while iPhone, iPad and most DSLRs work natively. Computers require a separate USB-to-TRRS adapter, and Lightning or USB-C phones need genuine conversion cables, none of which are included. Anyone without the correct TRRS pathway cannot use this microphone.

Highlights

  • Ready to record in seconds with no pairing required
  • Wireless freedom up to 130 feet for flexible positioning
  • 25 UHF channels keep the signal clear and stable
  • Works with iPhone, iPad, Android and DSLR via 3.5 mm TRRS
  • High-sensitivity condenser capsule captures clear voice detail

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much heat or noise does the transmitter produce during a full day of recording?

The transmitter is a compact condenser microphone with no fan or moving parts, so it runs silently and generates negligible heat even after hours of continuous use.

Which cables or adapters do I need to connect the 3.5 mm TRRS receiver to a USB-C Android phone or a Mac?

The receiver includes a fixed 3.5 mm TRRS plug; you must supply a genuine USB-C-to-3.5 mm or Lightning-to-3.5 mm cable for phones, and a separate USB-to-3.5 mm TRRS converter for Mac or PC.

Will the UHF signal work reliably alongside the 3.5 mm wired lav mic I already use on my DSLR?

Yes, the wireless system operates on 25 selectable UHF channels between 65 and 130 feet, so you can choose a clear frequency that will not conflict with any wired microphone connected to the same camera.

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