Upgrade the sound of your video productions, vlogging, YouTube/Facebook/TikTok content, live streaming, or work-from-home meetings with the Xvive Audio U6, an easy-to-use, cost-effective compact wireless microphone system great for recording your voice to a DSLR/mirrorless camera or an iOS/Android smartphone/tablet equipped with a headphone jack. The clip-on transmitter fits in the palm of your hand, features a built-in omnidirectional microphone, and sets up in seconds. The U6 system wirelessly transmits high-resolution 24-bit / 48 kHz digital audio with true-diversity wireless stability to the camera-mounted receiver at a distance up to 90'. Built-in rechargeable batteries provide up to 4 hours of operation and recharge in 2 hours via USB.

Videos, Podcasts, Streaming, Meetings    Clip-On Transmitter with Built-In Mic    Compact Camera-Mount Receiver    Connects to Cameras, iOS/Android Devices    Omnidirectional Pickup Pattern    3-Level Output Gain on Receiver    High-Resolution 24-Bit / 48 kHz Audio    4-Hour Rechargeable Batteries    Up to 4 Mics on Set / 90' Range

• The compact clip-on transmitter can be directly mounted on your clothing, close to your mouth where it sounds best.
• The built-in microphone features an omnidirectional pickup pattern to ensure the sound of your voice remains clear and consistent, even when your head moves away from the mic.
• A furry windshield is included for recording outdoors.
• You can also hold the transmitter in your hand and use it as a handheld microphone.
• The system's latency is imperceptible at only 5 ms, ensuring that your voice and your lips are always in sync.

• The transmitter can be worn discreetly in two different modes: Clip and hook-and-loop.
• The Clip holds the transmitter in position on top of your clothing or on the underside of your shirt for a very understated look.
• For a clean, on-camera look, the hook-and-loop method (with included hook-and-loop fastener adhesives) enables you to completely conceal the transmitter underneath your clothing. It can also be used to secure the transmitter on top of your shirt or jacket.

• Connecting the receiver to a camera: slide the receiver clip into the camera shoe mount. Connect the receiver output to the camera audio-input jack using the supplied 3.5mm TRS cable.
• Connecting the receiver to a smartphone: with the included hook-and-loop fastener adhesives, attach the compact receiver to the back of your smartphone. Connect the receiver output to the smartphone headphone jack using the supplied 3.5mm TRS cable and 3.5mm TRRS adapter. If your smartphone doesn't have a headphone jack, use a Lightning or USB Type-C adapter (available separately).

• The system's four-channel design allows you to use four U6 sets in one area.
• With one set only, having four frequencies to choose from ensures connection if there are competing wireless devices nearby.

• To avoid interference from TV and radio waves, the U6 digital system operates in the 2.4 GHz frequency band—far away from television, radio, and UHF wireless microphone transmissions.
• True-diversity reception: the receiver is equipped with two internal antennas to ensure a solid wireless connection.
• The system automatically changes transmission frequency to mitigate noise and dropouts at a line-of-sight distance of up to 90'. For optimal performance, environments with limited Wi-Fi/2.4 GHz traffic and minimal physical obstructions are recommended.

• Omnidirectional microphone built into the transmitter
• High-resolution 24-bit / 48 kHz audio
• Up to 4 hours of battery life
• Dual-USB charging cable to charge both transmitter and receiver at the same time
• Less than 5 ms latency
• Four wireless frequencies available—maximum of four U6 systems can be used on set simultaneously
• 3.5 mm TRS output from the receiver to your DSLR/mirrorless camera
• Three output-level presets on receiver: 0, -10, and -20 dB
• 2.4 GHz true-diversity wireless system
• Solid wireless performance over a 90' range

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used with DSLR/Mirrorless cameras? I am aware that one would need to attach an XLR to 3.5mm jack to the receiver. Is the output of the receiver mic level? The minute size would make it ideal for run & gun type of filming.

A: Yes, It can be used on with DSLR/Mirrorlesscamera but please realized that for the Receiver of U3 is the balanced XLR output and so there would be hiss sound/high white nosie if you just simply use a cable convert the XLR output to 3.5mm Jack. it would be address this issue if you apply IRIG PRE or similar prodct. As to the output,Yes, the receiver output is Mic level.

Q: 2. Can the pocket wireless work like the Rhodes Wireless go II with 1 2chanel receiver and 2 transmitters to work on a DSLR?

A: No, the receiver in the Deity Microphones Pocket Wireless Digital Microphone System for Cameras and Smartphones will not accept signal from two transmitters simultaneously in the same manner as the receiver in the Rode Wireless GO II system. This is a single-channel system that facilitates an easy connection to DSLRs and smartphones.

Q: 3. Is the U3 approved for use in the US? On the Xvive website, it says it isnt But that seems strange because many competing wireless systems use the same 2.4 GHz range.

A: This product may be used in the USA.

Q: 4. Phantom +48 v power ? Will it work with a Mic that needs +48v phantom power?

A: The transmitter plugs into a dynamic microphone or into DI or XLR output gear, and the receiver plugs into a live sound mixer, portable PA system, or a recorder. This device is designed to be used only with dynamic microphones which do not use phantom power. This device cannot supply phantom power.

Q: 5. I'd like to connect this to a Zoom H6. Could you recommend a USB c to XLR male cable? Thank You!

A: Unfortunately there are no USB-C to XLR male cables available to send analog audio out of the Deity Microphone's Pocket Wireless Digital Receiver into the analog input on the Zoom H6 Portable Handy Recorder, only USB-C to XLR female cables that are used to send analog audio into a digital input.

Q: 6. Can I use 2 systems at the same time, I mean, one sending audio to one camera and one to other camera without signals crossing?

A: Yes, the Deity Microphones Pocket Wireless Digital Microphone System for Cameras and Smartphones are specified to allow a maximum of two systems to be used at once in the same location.

Q: 7. The manual says no less than 3 meters between transmitter and receiver. I want to use a smaller distances sometimes. Will it work? What will I get at 2 meters? I am not concerned about the maximum distance of 70 meters. I am concerned about going below the minimum distance of 3 meters. Please answer with regard to effect of using at 2 meters. Thanks.

A: The Mackie EleMent Wave LAV will work at less than 3 meters between the transmitter and the receiver.

Q: 8. Since this has TRS inputs and Outputs can it be used to transmit and receive a full Stereo signal?

A: No, the Mackie EleMent Wave LAV wireless mic system does not transmit a full stereo signal. The audio is dual mono so you hear the same audio on the left and right sides.

Q: 9. Can the transmitter be plugged into a soundboard's XLR main output and can the receiver be plugged into the XLR input of the Canon XA11 Camcorder (B&H # CAXA11 MFR # 2218C002)? If so, should the XA11's input be set to Line, MIC, or MIC +48?

A: You can not plug the xlr transmitter directly into a mixer. However, you can plug an xlr attenuator like this B&H # PEIMA1030 into the mixer via an xlr cable, then the Xvive transmitter to that. This will change the line level out of the mixer to a mic level that the transmitter can handle. The receiver would plug into the camera, and the camera would be set to mic level.

Q: 10. Is the transmitter with this set the same as the standalone $99 transmitter, U3T, sold as a separate product? And, if so, may I use this U3 system with a battery powered condenser shotgun mic, like the Sennheiser ME66?

A: Yes, the transmitter is sold separately. B&H #: XVU3T And yes. it will work with a battery powered mic: Key Features For Live and Recording Applications 2.4 GHz Digital Wireless Transmitter For XLR Dynamic Microphones For Battery-Powered Condenser Mics