BOYAWireless Lavalier Microphone for USB C Android Smartphone Clip on Microphone for Type C Tablet External Mini Lapel Mic for iPhone 15 for Podcast Video Recording YouTube Live Streaming Vlog Omic-UCarbonfree CertifiedClimeCo Certified

I was excited that this worked well with my computer but it wasn't working with my phone. After many YouTube videos, in different languages, I figured it out and I am so happy. I like this mic a lot. In case you are having the same issue before you return the item, try the following.I did 2 things,1. Try this first. Go to Settings. In the search bar, type OTG Connection and click on that.Turn that on. This time out after 10 minutes of not being used, so you must do this every time you want to record. This is annoying but it will not time out while recording, so that's good.2. The first thing I tried, which did not fix the issue alone, but may also be necessary was I went to Settings, down to Sounds & Vibrations, then More, Click Default Device, and change to Use Peripheral Device, or Add-On.Also, remember that you may need to unplug your external mic in order to hear the playback of your recording.Hope this helps someoneI have a OnePlus NordCE 5G

Item: BOYA Omic-U (Black case) w-USB-C Rx-outputPrice: $79.95 after $10 vendor discount on 02 10 24To clear some confusion I’ve read regarding compatibility, I’m using an Android Samsung S9+. So, upon receipt I opened the storage-charging case and took out one of the two Mic-Tx’s (Tx = transmitter) and the Rx (Rx = receiver) with USB-C output. I magnetically attached the Tx to my shirt pocket by putting the magnetic-clip inside the pocket and the button shaped mic-Tx on the outside. I then pushed-held the chrome center-icon on the Tx until the blue LED starting blinking. I released the button and it continued to blink blue. I then ‘removed the protective clear plastic-silicon cover from my Samsung S9+ and, with no interference from a case, plugged the Rx into the cellphone. I know from experience that it’s best to remove any cellphone covers to make sure the Tx’s USB-C male plugs seat all the way into your phone’s USB-C port. Bottom line, as soon as the receiver was in, the blinking blue LED on the mic-transmitter went solid and I did a short ‘selfie video.’ To do a playback and ‘hear any audio’, I have to remove any receiver that’s plugged into the cell’s USB-C. I did, and the video playback included clear and clean audio. So for my Android Samsung S9+ it was quick-pairing and successful.What is it I like about this wireless set…?Well, lets start with the storage charging case. It’s solid, and all items magnetically seat themselves. And unique to most sets I’ve reviewed in the past, this storage-charging case can be powered via a USB-C port or via ‘wireless charging.’ In fact, I was able to charge the case using my multi-charging station that has a cellphone, watch and wireless charging earbud case-set. It works with my Samsung cell, watch and Konieg Stein wireless-charging earbud set/case.Another big plus for this kit would be the Tx’er’s design. The diameter shape looks more like a wardrobe accessory than an audio device. And that’s a good thing. Additionally, and unlike most Tx’ers, these have a clip that attaches to the mics magnetically. You can either clip on the mic in a traditional manner, or put the clip, which has the stronge magnet, inside your clothing or in a pocket, and allow the strong magnetic attraction ‘magically’ hold the mic directly to your clothing item. That’s really nice as it may allow you to attach the mic closer to your mouth than if you had to look for a pocket or the edge of a blouse or shirt for an awkward attachment.And yes, this kit employs advanced technologies in both power management and audio noise control. But the proof for me was in having the kit go through its quick pairing, and my being able to immediately and successfully test and hear clear and clean audio from my cellphone. This is a really nice wireless mic set for well under one-hundred dollars.

DON'T BUY THESE! I bought these and they worked great the first time. The second time one of the microphones would not turn on. The third time both microphones would not turn on. I kept charging the unit and it shows full charge but both microphones will not turn on. When I reached out to BOYA, they never responded.

I really like the product that's why I gave it 3 stars. Sound quality is great and deadcats make it virtually wind proof. The only problem I have with these is for some reason they stop working and there is no indication as to why or when they stop. Being a content creator I need a product that works every time all the time without having to check to make sure they are working. I'm using these with my osomo action 3 cameras. Of course I am 9 days over my return window so I have sent an email to the manufacturer. Waiting for reply so hopefully they can remedy this or replace them.

BOYA Wireless Lavalier Microphone for USB C Android Smartphone Clip on Microphone for Type C TabletThe directions and even their own pictures could be better.The entire charging case and the individual microphones are quite large. The case is 9.5cm wide. The microphones are 3.5cm diameter each.The fuzzy covers (deadcat, rabbit, tribble) are much larger than their images show. They are slightly finicky to attach because they require you to slot two small peices of plastic into the microphone. Once attached they are secure, however you can not charge the microphone with the covers attached.This was plug and play with both my Samung Tablet and Samsung Phone, neither of which are the latest models. I did not need to download anything or go into settings for anything to work.**However, you may need to open your app that you plan to use the microphone on FIRST, then attach the usb receiver before it will recognize the external microphone. Your device may vary.The sound quality is really good, the clips are strong, and they last a long time on one charge.Thank you for reading my review and looking at my photos of this product. I hope you found it helpful!REVIEW PHILOSOPHY: I only review a product if it is something I am capable of critically evaluating through comparison, testing and use. This means I have experience of using similar items; or that I have equipment or tools that I can test it with; or that I have an upcoming need so I can actually use. I am as selective about getting an item to review as I would be about purchasing that same item, so yes, I expect it to be a good product. My reviews are NOT based on packaging or if it was delivered timely.