NShi
NShi Wireless Lavalier Microphone Dual USB-C 65ft 24h
Dual wireless lavalier microphones with USB-C plug-and-play for Android, 65 ft range and 24 h total battery life
- Dual USB-C mics for two-person recording
- Plug-and-play with no app or Bluetooth needed
- Intelligent noise reduction for clear audio in noisy settings
- 65 ft stable wireless range for flexible positioning
- Transmitters run 4-6 hours per charge
Android USB-C Lavalier Kit
This dual wireless lavalier microphone set plugs into Android phones with USB-C ports and OTG support. Two transmitters clip onto collars for hands-free recording by two people. The receiver draws power from the phone and can charge simultaneously. No app or Bluetooth pairing is required.
Noise Reduction 65ft Range
Intelligent noise-reduction chips identify the original voice and suppress background sound. Real-time auto-sync keeps audio aligned with video to cut post-editing time. Stable transmission reaches 65 feet without cables or harsh interference. Transmitters run four to six hours per charge.
USB-C OTG Only Not iPhone
The kit works solely with Android devices that have a USB-C port and OTG functionality enabled. It is not compatible with iPhone or devices lacking OTG. Some Android models need the OTG setting turned on or a third-party camera app to recognise the external microphone.
Highlights
- Dual USB-C mics for two-person recording
- Plug-and-play with no app or Bluetooth needed
- Intelligent noise reduction for clear audio in noisy settings
- 65 ft stable wireless range for flexible positioning
- Transmitters run 4-6 hours per charge
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the NShi dual wireless lavalier microphone on my Android phone with USB-C?
Plug the USB-C receiver into the phone's port, enable OTG in settings if required, then power on both transmitters; they pair automatically without any app or Bluetooth setup.
What maintenance will the NShi wireless lavalier microphone need later?
Recharge each transmitter's built-in battery before every session; the receiver draws power from the phone and can be charged simultaneously via pass-through.
What limit appears first during sustained use of the NShi wireless lavalier microphone?
Each transmitter runs for 4-6 hours per charge, so battery life is the first constraint during long recordings.
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