KoXeetech J3 Wireless Lavalier Microphone 65ft 2.4GHz
A dual USB-C lavalier set giving over 8 hours recording, 90% noise reduction and 65ft 2.4GHz range for phone creators
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- Dual USB-C ports charge both mics in 1 hour for 8+ hours recording
- DSP chip removes 90% background noise while keeping vocals clear and natural
- 4GHz wireless link reaches 65ft with 10x Bluetooth stability at just .3 oz
- Plug-and-play on iPhone Lightning, iPhone USB-C and Android Type-C with no apps
- Includes 2 magnetic clip-on mics, 2 furry windshields and USB-C cable ready to record
Wireless lavalier microphone for creators
The KoXeetech J3 is a dual-microphone wireless lavalier system built for vloggers, streamers and mobile journalists who need reliable audio on iPhone or Android without cables or companion apps. Each mic weighs about 0.3 oz and clips magnetically to clothing for discreet, hands-free recording.
2.4 GHz wireless link up to 65 ft
The system uses a 2.4 GHz connection rated for 65 ft line-of-sight, which the maker says is 10 times more stable than Bluetooth, so dropouts stay rare during walk-and-talk shoots or live streams.
Dual mics with charge-case extend sessions
Two lavaliers share a charging case with dual USB-C ports; one hour fills both and alternating them yields over eight hours total, while the receiver passes power through to the phone so recording continues while the handset charges.
Highlights
- Dual USB-C ports charge both mics in 1 hour for 8+ hours recording
- DSP chip removes 90% background noise while keeping vocals clear and natural
- 4GHz wireless link reaches 65ft with 10x Bluetooth stability at just .3 oz
- Plug-and-play on iPhone Lightning, iPhone USB-C and Android Type-C with no apps
- Includes 2 magnetic clip-on mics, 2 furry windshields and USB-C cable ready to record
Specifications
| Brand | KoXeetech |
|---|---|
| Part Number | J3 |
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
What does 65ft wireless range mean when I am recording on location?
The 2.4GHz link holds a stable signal up to 65ft in open space, so you can step away from the phone for interviews or demos without dropouts.
How does the 2.4GHz connection compare to Bluetooth for latency and reliability?
2.4GHz is described as 10x more stable than Bluetooth, giving lower latency and fewer dropouts during live streaming or vlogging.
What do I need on my phone to mount and power the receiver?
The receiver plugs directly into your phone's Lightning or USB-C port, drawing power from the phone while leaving the port free for pass-through charging.
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