The Mic — Plug-and-Play Wireless Lavalier System

Zero cables. Clips on. Plug in. Record.

That is the entire instruction manual for The Mic.

A wireless lavalier system built for creators who cannot afford to sound like they are recording inside a tin can. The transmitter clips to your collar in under 3 seconds. The receiver plugs directly into your phone or laptop's USB-C or Lightning port. No Bluetooth handshake. No pairing screen. No app to download. No latency. Clean, directional audio the moment metal meets port.

Rode Wireless GO II costs $299. DJI Mic 2 costs $329. The Mic captures the same wireless freedom, delivers the same plug-and-play simplicity, and clips to the same collar — for $54.99. The difference is not the audio. It is the markup.

Built for the creator economy

The omnidirectional condenser capsule picks up your voice cleanly from any angle, at any distance up to 20 metres from the receiver. The 6-hour transmitter battery outlasts any shoot you will do in a single session. The inline remote on the receiver lets you mute, monitor, and adjust gain without touching your phone.

Weighs 28 grams. Clips to any collar. Ships in your jacket pocket. Works the moment you plug it in.

• Connection: Direct plug-in receiver — zero pairing, zero latency. Available in iOS Lightning and USB-C.
• Capsule: Omnidirectional condenser — clean voice capture at angles up to 120 degrees
• Wireless range: 20 metres stable — no dropouts within a standard room
• Battery: 6-hour continuous on the transmitter, charges via USB-C in 90 minutes
• Gain control: Inline remote on receiver — mute, monitor, and -10dB pad without touching your device
• Weight: 28g transmitter — you will forget it is clipped on
• Compatibility: iOS Lightning and USB-C — iPhone, Android, MacBook, iPad Pro, PC

Rode charges $299 for wireless audio. The Mic delivers it for $54.99. Your audience cannot hear the price difference. They can hear everything else.