Record up to two people to your USB-C mobile device in mobile journalism or content creation applications using the black Vimo S UC 2-Person Wireless Microphone System from Comica Audio. The system includes two transmitters with built-in omnidirectional microphones and one dual-channel receiver as well as a charging case to take them on the go. It delivers reliable transmission with a less than 20 ms latency up to 656' via 2.4 GHz wireless band. Clips on the back of each transmitter allow you to attach them to the lapel of a shirt, while the plug-in receiver attaches directly to the USB-C port on your device of choice, which also supplies it with power.

Embedded de-noise technology and mute functionality can be controlled with the transmitter's onboard button. The dual-channel receiver features both mono and stereo modes as well as a stepless gain knob to make volume adjustments. A back clip on each transmitter makes it easy to attach to your subject. Internal lithium-ion batteries power all components. The included charging case extends the battery life of the transmitters by 15 hours. Two furry windscreens can be attached to said transmitters to reduce wind interference.

For Mobile Journalism, Content Creation    For 2-Person Shoots with USB-C Device    2 x Transmitters with Built-In Omni Mics    One Dual-Channel Receiver    Up to 656' Transmission Distance    De-Noise Technology, LED Indicators    Includes Charging Case    Furry Windscreens for Transmitters

• 2.4 GHz wireless microphone system allows you to record two on-camera personalities at once to your USB-C mobile device
• Clip on transmitters with built-in omnidirectional microphones for quick set up
• 656' line-of-sight transmission range, <20 ms latency
• Dual-channel receiver plugs directly into USB-C port on device, stores in charging case when not in use
• Mute/de-noise button on transmitter
• Stepless gain knob on receiver
• 48 kHz, 24-bit sampling rate
• LED indicators
• Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion batteries
• Transmitter has 5-hour battery life and 2-hour charging time
• Monitor and charge simultaneously with receiver's USB-C port
• Included charging case extends transmitter battery life to 15 hours

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, Ive small question is the audio recorded mix or split?

A: Based on the manual, when using two transmitters the audio should be split left and right.

Q: 2. What is the latency of this system?

A: It has not been officially released by Godox, but 3rd party tests have had other 2.4GHz Godox systems clock at roughly 50ms.

Q: 3. Does this record the two tracks in stereo or mono?

A: The Godox MoveLink Mini UC allows for recording in stereo or dual-mono. Meaning that in stereo, you will have one voice on the left side and the other on the right side. In dual-mono, you will be able to hear both voices on both sides.

Q: 4. How can we use this for zoom meeting plugged into a phone? There is no audio so cannot hear others, but they can hear me.

A: Try starting the app on your iPhone using the built-in mic (without connecting the wireless system). Once the app is already running, then connect the wireless receiver to the iPhone. That may work. You will probably need to use headphones to hear the others in the Zoom meeting. Apple iOS devices may not work with an external mic when using video conferencing apps that have two-way audio, but do work for standard type video and audio recording. Comica has not provided any details about compatibility for this wireless system with Zoom meetings and Apple is constantly making changes to the software. We cannot confirm compatibility as results can vary depending on the version of the phone and operating system. However, we can confirm that the Comica BoomX-D DMI2 does work for recording audio and video with audio on the iPhone.

Q: 5. Is this exclusively for Sony?

A: The Godox WEC-S 2-Person Wireless Microphone System for Cameras and Mobile Devices (2.4 GHz), BH # GOWECSKIT2, may be used with a wide variety of cameras or mobile devices via the included cables. It has the added benefit of being able to also work with Sony's proprietary MI shoe interface.

Q: 6. Can both receivers be used at the same time with the same transmitter outputs?

A: No, only one Saramonic SR-WM2100 X receiver can be used at a time (either the camera-mount or USB receiver).

Q: 7. Are you limited to Is only 2 settings for the gain?

A: Yes, there are two options for the input gain settings on the transmitters included with the Godox MoveLink Mini UC 2-Person Wireless Microphone System. The input gain can be set for -33 and -43 dB. The LED indicator on the transmitter will flash in a different color to indicate the setting that s selected (green for -33 dB and purple for -43 dB).

Q: 8. What is the difference between the Lark C1 and M1?

A: The Lark C1 outputs USB-C. The Lark M1 outputs TRS or TRRS for compatibility with the mic input on a camera or camcorder, or the headset input on a smartphone or tablet.

Q: 9. Can you connect an external mic such as the Rode Video Mic? I saw a review that stated this might be an issue.

A: While it is possible to connect the VideoMic to the Boom transmitter, we can not guarantee proper functionality since certain mic transmitters have specific voltage and impedance requirements from the mics which could create noise issues if not matched.

Q: 10. Should this work with the DJI OM4: in particular, can the OM4 balance with the receiver attached to an iPhone XR? Should it, as external audio, work with the DJI Mimo App?

A: We have not tested the DJI OM4 with the Comica Boom-X wireless mic system on an iPhone XR to be able to say whether or not there will be any issues with balance on the OM4. The external mic will work to deliver audio, but the Mimo app does not provide control of the parameters such as turning the volume level up or down.