Marketed as the world’s tiniest wireless microphone, the BOYA Mini looks to be a cost-effective solution for content creators.
Indeed it does boast some important features such as noise reduction and battery life but what it sacrifices to achieve its namesake might be a turn-off for some people.
While it should appeal to a certain kind of content creator one does wonder if the cost for its title is worth the price. Specifications Current Price: $59.99 (Amazon) Hardware: 2 Receivers (USB-C/Lightning), 2 Transmitters TRANSMITTER Weight: 5g Dimensions: 31 x 15x 16.4 mm Sample Rate / Bit Depth: 48 kHz / 16-bit Singal-to-Noise Ratio: > 80 dB Max SPL: 120 dB Output Mode: Mono Noise Cancellation: Yes — One-click Frequency Response 20 Hz — 20kHz Latency: 25 ms Human Voice Enhancement: Voice Changer 3-Level Transmission Range: 100 m Built-in Mic: 6 mm Condenser Microphone Battery Life: 6 Hours RECEIVER Playback without Unplugging Receiver: Yes Power Supply: via the movie device when connected Connection: USB-C /Lightning (two separate receivers provided) CASE Weight: 29 g Dimensions 67.4 x 48.4 x 22.5 mm Battery Capacity: 260mAh BOYA Mini — Design and Highlights The BOYA Mini Wireless Microphone is the smallest microphone I’ve ever worked with.
With transmitters weighing a mere 5g, the BOYA Mini is by design, discrete and petite. With two color options available (white and black) this wireless microphone is a plug-and-play solution designed for quick setup and go sessions.
While there are three accessory options to choose from, BOYA sent over the UC + DI package that includes the two transmitters, a single USB-C receiver, a single lightning receiver, a charger case, a USB-A to USB-C data cable and a carry bag.