Godox Photo Equipment Co. Ltd
Godox Photo Equipment Co. Ltd microphone
A 2.4 GHz wireless microphone system with noise cancellation, 100 m range, TFT display, 3.5 mm monitoring and mute control
- Wireless freedom up to 100 m with 2.4 GHz frequency hopping
- Clear, lossless audio backed by digital noise reduction
- Real-time monitoring via 3.5 mm headphone output
- Instant mute and volume control at your fingertips
- Two transmitters paired to one receiver for flexible recording
Compact wireless system for mobile creators
The Godox MoveLink II M2 is a 2.4GHz wireless microphone kit built for run-and-gun recording. It targets vloggers, streamers and interviewers who need professional audio without cables. The ultra-compact design allows one-handed operation and clips directly to cameras or mobile devices.
Digital noise reduction and extended range
Frequency-hopping technology avoids interference so the system works alongside Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. A single press activates digital noise reduction for cleaner capture. The link remains stable up to 100m line-of-sight, and the TFT display shows gain, battery and channel status at a glance.
Universal 3.5mm connectivity
The receiver outputs via 3.5mm TRS so it plugs into cameras, phones, laptops or audio interfaces without adapters. A 3.5mm headphone jack on the receiver enables zero-latency monitoring. Two transmitters pair to one receiver for dual-person interviews, freeing you from onboard microphones.
Highlights
- Wireless freedom up to 100 m with 2.4 GHz frequency hopping
- Clear, lossless audio backed by digital noise reduction
- Real-time monitoring via 3.5 mm headphone output
- Instant mute and volume control at your fingertips
- Two transmitters paired to one receiver for flexible recording
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I attach the transmitter to a camera and what step is often missed?
Slide the transmitter into the camera's hot shoe and lock the lever; the step often missed is pressing the pair button on both units until the TFT display shows a stable link.
Which part will need replacement first with regular use?
The internal rechargeable batteries in both the transmitter and receiver will degrade over time and eventually require replacement.
What is the first limit reached during a long outdoor shoot?
The 100 m wireless range is the first limit; beyond that distance the 2.4 GHz signal drops out even with frequency hopping.
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