Saramonic BlinkMe B2 Wireless Mic Review
The Saramonic BlinkMe B2 is a powerhouse of functionality and features packed into an impressively compact form factor. Whether you are a content creator, journalist or podcaster, the BlinkMe B2 offers an all-in-one solution to meet all your audio needs. Boasting an impressive battery life, two independent transmitters, optional onboard recording and a host of quality-of-life accessories the BlinkMe B2 aims to push the boundaries of what to expect from a portable Wireless microphone system.
With a host of microphone designs in its resume, Saramonic has the pedigree to do just that. With a couple of weeks of real-world testing complete it's time to see if Saramonic has accomplished its goal of creating the next evolution of the portable Wireless microphone in the BlinkMe B2. So grab that coffee, kick back and check out our review of the BlinkMe B2 from the gracious folks over at Saramonic.
Specifications
- Current Price:$249.99 (Amazon)
- Transmission Type: 2.4GHz Frequency
- Modulation: Digital Modulation
- Polar Pattern: Omnidirectional
- Antenna: Built-in Antenna
- Operating Range: 328’
- Sampling Rate: 48KHz
- Frequency Response: 20Hz-20KHz
- Sensitivity: -39±2dB
- Audio Input Connector: TX: Built-in condenser mic
- Monitoring Connector: RX: 3.5mm monitor port
- Audio Output Connector: RX 3.5mm auto-sensing contacts/ RX: USB-C
- Battery Life(TX): Approx 5 Hours (onboard recording enabled)/ Approx 8 hours (onboard recording disabled)
- Onboard Memory: TX: 8GB
- Weight: TX: 30g / RX: 70g
A Unique Design
The BlinkMe B2 is one of the most unique wireless microphone systems to come across my desk. Featuring two circular transmitters, Saramonic has leveraged a magnetic mounting system allowing for some creative options for attaching the mics. Each transmitter features a 1.3” high res, Panda glass touch screen that allows the user to control all of the features of the system with ease. Additionally, tactile power and noise reduction buttons can be found along the edge of each transmitter
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