BOYA Wireless Lavalier Microphone, by-XM6 K1 2.4G Compact Professional Lapel Mic with Rechargeable Charging Case for iPhone/iPad/Android/Camera-7HR Battery, 328' Range,LED Display

Does what I expected and sounds great; good value at a good price. Easy to use.

Overall I have been really happy with this lapel mic kit. Having multiple lapel mics ready to use whenever needed has been a real boon for me. This kit comes with the charging case which is handy for neat storage and keeping them charged for use.I found that I I didn't get quite the range stated but it was definitely still impressive and honestly enough for my uses.The sound quality was ample for most situations. I was happy with the quality for my use cases.

This is an exceptional set of wireless mics that work great.Before we start, this kit is meant to be used on Android phones with a USB Type-C connection.The kit I received comes with Two Transmitters, The USB-C Receiver for your phone, two windscreen filters, two USB Type-A to Type-C charging cables, two lapel mics, and a carry case.From an ease of use standpoint, these things were quick and easy to set up. After connecting the receiver to your phone and pairing the transmitters to the receiver, the mic will instantly show up in your camera settings, for me at least. For my tests I am using this with a Google Pixel 4a 5G, and I am able to swap between the internal mic and these external mics in my camera app.The transmitters themselves have built-in mics and can be clipped onto your shirt, but they also come with two lapel mics that you can attach to the receivers if you want something less noticeable but with the same level of quality. The windscreen filters, however, are meant to be attached directly to the transmitters, so they cannot be used if you are using the lapel mic attachments. The transmitters also have easy to use buttons to adjust your volume or "gain" as well as a mute button. On the receiver that attaches to your phone, here you can find a toggle for stereo and mono sound modes, a pairing button, a headphone jack, and an indicator light.The ease of use is pretty good with these. On the fly, you can adjust your gain depending on how well it is catching your voice as well as muting it if you need to. For me, I find the best volume setting to be around 5-6 for both the transmitter mic and lapel mic. 5 is a fairly good baseline, but it is just a tad bit quieter than what I prefer, while 6 is a little louder and more balanced but can start peaking or distorting if you get loud such as screaming. The OLED screens on the transmitters also make it easy to monitor your audio levels and to see what your gain/volume is set to, as well as seeing how much time you have left in your battery life and the signal strength. Speaking of the battery, I used one of the transmitters for a mobile stream, and after I ended the stream after a couple hours, I barely used any of the battery capacity.As far as sound quality, these are phenomenal sounding mics. Almost all background noise is automatically gone as the pickup pattern is excellent. My voice sounds natural and crisp, and I would trust these to do more streams, vlogs, and even for cinematic use (if I had a phone with a better camera.)In the end, these are exceptional mobile phone mics. Maybe even the best on the market (for Android phones anyway). So if you do a lot of content creation while using a mobile device, then this will be lightyears ahead of most internal mics. I highly recommend it!Thanks for reading!

The media could not be loaded.  Item: BOYA Compact Mdl. BY-XM6 K2 Wireless Mic SetPrice: $200.00 at time of review 12 10 22ABOUT THIS ITEM…..Owning a number of Amazon sourced wireless microphone sets, I tend to categorize them as budget, advanced-budget or prosumer. I’ve found that with most of the prosumer wireless mic systems I have, their performance is adequate for my personal and my business-supporting videos. In my opinion, this Boya Mdl. BY-XM6 K2 wireless mic set is definitely at the prosumer level.WHAT YOU GET…..Consistent with a more complete prosumer wireless mic set, you’ll find…• Two compact transmitters (Tx) and One compact receiver (Rx)• Hard plastic ‘Storage and Charging’ case with 4-LED battery status display• Cables: TRS to TRS for DSLR/Cameras & TRS to TRRS for Cells/Laptop recordings• 2x Lapel Mics to plug into your transmitters w-2x lapel clips & 2x foam percussive-filters• 2x ‘Rabbit’s Foot’ (wind filters/snap-on) for your transmitters if not using lapel mics• Nice fabric carrying-satchel for all the accessories above with room to spare• Manufacturer’s 2-year WarrantyFEATURES & BENEFITS…..(things that stood out for me)Two transmitters allow for multiple subject interviews and inclusion of ambient audio || Hard case with internal battery can charge independent of power; longer recording sessions || Transmitters can be used without lapel mics for wire-free attachment || Manufacturer’s 2-yr warranty included; most others require extended coverage ||TESTING THE ITEM…..Interior Environment: Using my A6400 for video-recording, the results and audio was good. My daily use wireless system has a bit more treble. But if not a side by side comparison, I’d say this would pass a very good given its mello mid-range voice audio. Overall, interior use was very good. Pairing was immediate and the ability to adjust the audio gain at the Tx and Rx was very helpful.Outdoor Environment: In my video, you'll see my distance and audio quality test in a sports park area. Results were very good for audio quality. And for distance, at true 'line of sight' I'm pretty sure this system could transmit the distance of a football field; 300-feet. Having the lapel mic clipped to the chest, when turning my back to the camera and receiver, audio dropped out rather quickly at 50-feet or so.PRICE-POINT, VALUE & OVERALL OPINION…..Currently on the vendor’s Amazon page, I found a fair assortment of similar double-Tx’er sets. Interestingly, and at the current Boya price point for the BY-XM6 K2, I found that those sets that were slightly less in cost also showed a lower transmit-to-receiver distance, or a missing feature found in the Boya. This Boya set has what I believe are similar design features I’ve reviewed in other Boya system configurations. And all of those units tested well, which gave me greater confidence in my positive opinion of how this Boya system tested. As with many prosumer wireless systems, I’m more swayed by my confidence in the brand and experience with both the review-item and similar systems with which I’m familiar. Given that and the current and very appropriate price point, I felt this Boya system presented a very-good value; worth 5-stars.

Finde die Mikrofone echt super, top Tonqualität. Sehr praktisch mit dem Lade Case.Die angegebene Akkulaufzeit stimmt aber nicht. So 4-5 Stunden kommt man ca. schon hin.

Enkla att använda, funkar som de ska. Använder till inspelning för intervjuer tillsammans med sony fx53

Initialement, le microphone fonctionnait bien mais au bout de 3 mois le mode le microphone transmetteur s'est mis à émettre beaucoup de bruit parasite. Impossible de les faire disparaitre lors de l'édition vidéo.J'ai compensé en branchant le micro cravate à la sortie transmetteur et les bruits parasites sont atténués (mais encore présents!).Je voulais faire réparer le transmetteur (ou a défaut le faire remplacer) mais le lien d'assistance technique disponible renvoie vers une page erreur 404 et aucun support disponible sur le site BOYA ( le lien support ne permet que le téléchargement de la notice et du démarrage rapide du produit!)Bref, j'aurai mieux fait de dépenser plus cher dans une grande chaine de distribution afin de bénéficier d'un SAV...

Great product

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