Lavalier Microphones

A lapel microphone is a compact, portable audio recording device typically attached to the user's collar, chest pocket, or other clothing via a clip, enabling hands-free voice capture. Its core technology relies on miniature condenser or dynamic pickup elements that directionally capture speech signals at close range while effectively suppressing ambient noise, ensuring clear audio output. This device is widely used in scenarios requiring mobile recording and hands-free operation, including video production (e.g., vlogging, documentaries), live streaming, podcasting, online meetings (e.g., Zoom or Teams), classroom teaching, journalistic interviews, and business presentations. The target user base encompasses content creators, educators, journalists, remote workers, and public speakers. Based on connectivity, lapel mics are primarily categorized into wired variants (directly connecting to smart devices via a 3.5mm jack) and wireless variants (transmitting signals to a separate receiver via Bluetooth or 2.4GHz RF technology), with the latter offering enhanced portability and flexible deployment.