Monoprice Inc.
Monoprice Inc. 144695 2.4 GHz Wireless Lavalier Microphone
Dual wireless lavalier kit with OLED display, 2.4 GHz transmission and 8-hour rechargeable battery for cameras and phones
- Dual lapel transmitters capture two voices simultaneously
- 4 GHz digital wireless ensures stable interference-free transmission
- OLED display monitors battery life and audio levels
- 180 mAh rechargeable battery delivers eight hours continuous operation
- Wind muff fur accessory reduces wind noise outdoors
Product Identity
The Monoprice 144695 is a 2.4 GHz digital wireless lavalier microphone kit built for video recording, vlogging and live streaming. It ships with two lapel transmitters and one receiver equipped with an OLED display. A rechargeable 180 mAh battery powers up to eight hours of continuous operation per charge.
Ideal Use Cases
This kit suits solo creators, interviewers and mobile journalists who need two wireless sources on a single receiver. It connects via 3.5 mm plugs to cameras, DSLRs, phones and camcorders. Buyers who need XLR output, onboard recording or more than two simultaneous transmitters should look at other solutions.
Deciding Specification
The system operates on a 2.4 GHz wireless link with two included 3.5 mm microphone extension cables. That frequency and connector combination determines whether it pairs with your recorder or camera without extra adapters.
Highlights
- Dual lapel transmitters capture two voices simultaneously
- 4 GHz digital wireless ensures stable interference-free transmission
- OLED display monitors battery life and audio levels
- 180 mAh rechargeable battery delivers eight hours continuous operation
- Wind muff fur accessory reduces wind noise outdoors
Specifications
| Brand | Monoprice |
|---|---|
| Model | 144695 |
| Part Number | 144695 |
Questions about this item
How do I set up the 2.4 GHz wireless lavalier kit and what step do users often miss?
Pair both transmitters to the single receiver, connect the receiver's 3.5 mm output to your camera or phone, then select the correct channel on the OLED display; the step most people miss is confirming both TX units show the same channel before recording.
What maintenance will the 180 mAh rechargeable batteries need over time?
Recharge each transmitter and the receiver via USB-C after every 8 hours of use; battery capacity will gradually decline, so plan to replace the entire kit when run-time drops below your session length.
What limit appears first during a long shoot with the 2.4 GHz link?
The 8-hour battery life of the 180 mAh cells is the first hard limit; wireless range holds stable well before the batteries need recharging via USB-C.
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