Record two-person vlogs or interviews with your compatible iOS device using the Godox Cube-S 2-Person Wireless Microphone System. The system includes two clip-on transmitters with built-in microphones and a dual-channel, plug-in receiver with a Lightning connector, which inserts into your compatible device. The system is certified by Apple's Find My service, allowing you to use the Find My app to keep track of your microphone. Attach the transmitters to your talent using the included lanyards, magnets, or back clips.

All of the components can communicate from up to 984' away via 2.4 GHz frequency. A single button on the transmitter units can toggle noise reduction or wirelessly toggle recording on the receiver from up to 164' away when double clicked. The receiver runs on plug-in power from your device while a built-in battery in each transmitter powers the unit for up to 10 hours at a time. The included charging case recharges the components in just 2 hours.

For Content Creation, Vlogging    2-Person Shoots with iOS Devices    2 x Transmitters with Built-In Mics    Dual-Channel Lightning Plug-In Receiver    984' Transmission Distance    Wireless Recording Control    Noise Reduction    10-Hour Battery Life

• 2.4 GHz frequency, 984' line-of-sight transmission distance
• Noise reduction mode, wireless recording control up to 164'
• 10-hour transmitter runtime
• Included charging case recharges in 2 hours
• Storage case, furry windscreens
• Magnets, back clips, lanyards

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can you connect two mics to the one transmitter?

A: If you are asking if you can connect two RODE Wireless GO II transmitters to one receiver, yes you can. If you are asking if you can plug two lavalier mics into one transmitter unit, no you cannot.

Q: 2. How much recording time will I get if I plug it into an iphone 6 that has been charged to 100%?

A: Depends on what you have on your phone, how many apps sucking the battery in the background. But best case scenario, iPhone 6Plus, newly set up with no apps, on airplane mode, about 6-8 hours.

Q: 3. I just recorded a recital with the iQ6. The recording quality is terrific, but there is occasional electrical interference on the recording, and simultaneously on the Zoom Q4 videorecording. The camera and phone were both resting on a solid surface about 12 inches apart. Could this be because I overlooked to turn off Bluetooth and Wi-fi on my phone? Or is there another explanation? Thanks.

A: Yes, you should turn off the Wi-Fi before using to avoid noise. Because it's condensir microphone, it's super sensitive for the Wi-Fi signal. Hope this is helpful for you. jinho

Q: 4. What is the max number of kits I could use in the same area without interference?

A: It is not possible to deploy multiple units of the Hollyland LARK M2 DUO 2-Person Wireless Microphone System with USB-C Connector (2.4 GHz, Ivory White) within the same location. If you need to use multiple systems, you will need to order separate wireless systems from a different brand.

Q: 5. Can the receiver output audio via usb-c so i can record to an ipad or laptop?

A: The Hollyland LARK M2 Wireless Camera-Mount Receiver for LARK M2 Systems does not offer audio output over USB-C. For that, you would need BH #HOLARKM2USBR.

Q: 6. Is the USB-C receiver powered by the device it's connected to? So I can use it w/o charging case? (Adding to "Camera" kit.)

A: Yes, the USB-C connection from the device powers the Hollyland LARK M2 Wireless Receiver with USB-C Connector for Mobile Devices (2.4 GHz, Shine Charcoal).

Q: 7. Can I connect this to a Bluetooth speaker to amplify my voice? Or is it possible to connect to an iPhone to a bluetooth speaker?

A: The RODE Wireless GO II 2-Person Compact Digital Wireless Microphone System does not have any type of Bluetooth functionality.

Q: 8. Do you know if the Rode Central App will work on with iPad? App is not seeing the transmitter-works on MacMini

A: Yes. The RODE Central app is compatible for use with the RODE Wireless GO II 2-Person Compact Digital Wireless Microphone System/Recorder on iOS devices running iOS 12.0 or later. If you are having trouble with the app not recognizing the transmitter(s), you may want to try doing a firmware update.

Q: 9. Can this be used stand-alone, without an iOS device? If so, what kind of power would need? I'm wondering if it can be powered externally, then plugged into a camcorder. (Or is there an equivalent Zoom product that doesn't need to be hacked to work with a camcorder?)

A: The iQ6 from Zoom is an iOS only device. Unfortunately Zoom does not currently offer a product similar that works standalone. For a stereo recording option for a camcorder, I would recommend a more traditional camera mountable , battery powered mic. Senal offers a compact solution, the SMS-45. a href= http://bhpho.to/1yN4UPN target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1yN4UPN/a

Q: 10. Which mic would you recommend this one the iQ6 or the iQ7 if i want to record youtube and fitness videos where I am speaking about 5 feet away from the iphone and mic? i was considering a the BOYA wireless mic but would rather not have anything on me

A: Both mics will give you a high quality recording, so you can't go wrong with either mic, but the iQ7 is more versatile. The mid-side capsules on the iQ7 rotate and can be adjusted for stereo recording at 90 or 120 degrees and you can adjust the width of the stereo field. The stereo audio is also fully mono compatible. The iQ6 offers X/Y stereo recording at 90 or 120 degrees which will capture a narrow or wider stereo field. The stereo audio recorded with the iQ6 is not mono compatible, which may not matter for your needs. Because of the flexible options for positioning the capsules and the options for adjusting the width of the field, as well as the mono compatibility, I would recommend the iQ7.