occiam QY88 mini wireless mirophone-the only wireless lavalier microphone with separate transmitter and charging case LED digital battery displays-monitor real-time power levels at a glance for content creators, vloggers, and podcasters. No more Is it charged? frustrations during YouTube videos, TikTok recording, virtual teaching, or meetings. Built-in AI-powered noise cancellation (-21dB to -40dB) silences wind, crowds, and background hum, capturing crystal-clear audio that makes your voice recording stand out. Key Features Transmitter Display: Compact LED screen shows exact battery percentage to avoid mid-shoot power loss during live streaming or interview recording Charging Case Display: Independent digital readout lets you check case power before outdoor shoots-no more Is the case charged enough? Lightning receiver ( for iPhone 15/16/Pro/Max) + USB-C receiver ( for Android phones/iPad Pro/MacBook)-plug-and-play with no dongles or extra apps required Charge your phone/device while recording (compatible with most smartphones) to avoid interruptions during long video shoots or all-day conferences AI Noise Cancellation -21dB to -40dB noise reduction + 24-bit/48kHz studio-quality audio captures every voice nuance, from whispers to speeches, with zero distortion-perfect for recording, podcast production, and professional voiceovers Strong Magnetic Lapel Clip Securely attaches to clothing, lapels, or collars without fabric damage-stable fit for active vlogging or on-the-move content creation Ultra-Portable 7g Design Lightweight transmitter and compact charging case fit in pocket/camera bag-take professional audio anywhere for travel vlogs, outdoor interviews, or remote work presentations Battery Performance: 10hrs continuous recording per transmitter charge / 54hrs total playtime with charging case-all-day power for non-stop content creation
⚠️ WARNING (California Proposition 65): This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, please visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
