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Todlinkoc XLR 2000 Lavalier Microphone Mini XLR Jack .018 kg

SKU CH-F58G-MF1FE

A lightweight lavalier microphone with a mini XLR jack for hands-free use with wireless bodypacks

  • SpecificationWireless Unidirectional Tabletop Microphone
  • Polar PatternUnidirectional
  • Power SupplyBattery Powered
  • Weight0.018
  • Package ContainsMIC
  • Hands-free operation with clip-on lavalier design
  • Clear audio capture via unidirectional condenser cartridge
  • Interference-free transmission through mini XLR connection
  • Broad compatibility with Pyle, PHenyx Pro, WENWEN, FIFINE bodypacks
  • Lightweight build at .018 kg for comfortable wear

Todlinkoc XLR 2000 Lavalier Microphone

The Todlinkoc XLR 2000 is a lightweight lavalier microphone built for hands-free speech capture. It connects through a mini 3-pin XLR jack to compatible wireless bodypack systems. The unidirectional condenser cartridge focuses on the speaker's voice while rejecting off-axis noise. Battery power keeps the microphone operational without phantom power requirements.

Mini XLR Connector and Clip-On Build

A mini 3-pin XLR plug mates securely with Pyle, PHenyx Pro, WENWEN and FIFINE wireless bodypacks or other audio systems that provide the same jack. The clip-on lapel design fastens to clothing for stable positioning during movement. Weighing 0.018 kg, the capsule adds negligible bulk for extended wear. The wired connection to the bodypack eliminates the need for a separate transmitter on the microphone itself.

Upgrade from Built-In or Handheld Mics

This lavalier replaces built-in camera microphones or handheld models when consistent close-miked sound is required. The unidirectional pattern reduces room reverberation and feedback compared with omnidirectional lapel mics. The jump is worth it for presenters, worship leaders and interviewees who need freedom of movement without sacrificing vocal clarity. It does not suit users who need a self-contained wireless transmitter or a microphone with an integrated battery compartment.

Highlights

  • Hands-free operation with clip-on lavalier design
  • Clear audio capture via unidirectional condenser cartridge
  • Interference-free transmission through mini XLR connection
  • Broad compatibility with Pyle, PHenyx Pro, WENWEN, FIFINE bodypacks
  • Lightweight build at .018 kg for comfortable wear

Specifications

BrandTodlinkoc
ModelXLR 2000
Part NumberXLR 2000
SpecificationWireless Unidirectional Tabletop Microphone
Polar PatternUnidirectional
Power SupplyBattery Powered
Weight0.018
Package ContainsMIC

Questions about this item

What does the mini 3-pin XLR jack on the Todlinkoc XLR 2000 connect to?

It plugs into wireless bodypacks from Pyle, PHenyx Pro, WENWEN or FIFINE and any audio system with a matching mini 3-pin XLR input.

What physical mounting does the lavalier mic use?

A built-in clip fastens the microphone to a lapel or collar for hands-free placement.

How is the Todlinkoc XLR 2000 powered and what step is often missed?

It runs on an internal battery; the battery must be installed and the bodypack turned on before the microphone will transmit audio.

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