Hohem MIC-01 Wireless Lavalier Microphone with DSP Noise Cancellation and Charging Case

For creators recording interviews, vlogs, or short-form videos on a Lightning-equipped device, the Hohem MIC-01 offers a wireless lavalier setup with two transmitters and one receiver.

Plug the receiver into the device to start recording. The kit is designed for use with smartphones, tablets, laptops, and cameras, though the receiver’s listed connector is Lightning.

DSP noise cancellation has three settings, and the kit includes a charging case. Those details make the MIC-01 worth considering when you want a two-transmitter setup rather than relying on a device’s built-in microphone.

Practical tips

Choose a noise-cancellation mode to suit the recording environment, the product lists three settings but does not describe how each one behaves. For a conversation with two speakers, the two included transmitters give you a way to capture both participants with the same receiver. The omnidirectional pickup pattern is another useful detail to consider when deciding where to place a transmitter.

The MIC-01 also lists smartphone shutter control, which can help when you need to start a recording without reaching for the phone’s screen. For interviews or vlogs, plan around the included Lightning receiver and the device you intend to record with. The listing names several device types, but does not specify adapters or alternate receiver connectors.

Spec sheet

• Name: Hohem MIC-01
• Type: Wireless lavalier microphone
• Connectivity: Wireless, Lightning connector
• Included components: 2 transmitters, 1 receiver, charging case, Type-C charging cable, user manual, 2 windscreens
• Battery life: 20 hours with the charging case, as listed
• Charging time: About 1.5 hours
• Frequency response: 20Hz–20KHz
• Sample rate: 48KHz
• Pickup pattern: Omnidirectional
• Compatibility: Camera, laptop, smartphone, and tablet, as listed
• Color: White

Strengths

The clearest advantage is the two-transmitter, one-receiver arrangement: it suits recordings with two people better than a kit built around only one transmitter. The case is included, and the product lists a 20-hour operating time with the case, so it can be part of a mobile recording kit without relying solely on the transmitters’ individual batteries. Their listed capacity is 150mAh each, the case is listed at 850mAh.

DSP noise cancellation with three modes adds some flexibility for different recording settings, while the lavalier format provides an alternative to capturing speech from a phone or camera microphone at a distance. The product also lists backup recording and built-in storage, but does not provide a storage capacity. That makes those features harder to assess when planning longer sessions.

Worth considering if you record two-person conversations or mobile videos and want a wireless set with a charging case. It may not suit you if your recording device cannot accept a Lightning receiver, the listing does not identify another connector option.

Practical questions

Can the MIC-01 record two people? The kit includes two transmitters and one receiver, so it is configured for a two-transmitter setup.

What connects to the recording device? The included receiver uses a Lightning connector. The listing also names cameras, laptops, smartphones, and tablets as compatible devices, but does not specify the connection method for each.

What comes in the box? The listed contents are a charging case, one receiver, two transmitters, a Type-C charging cable, a user manual, and two windscreens.

Buying verdict

The Hohem MIC-01 is a practical fit for creators who need two wireless transmitters, DSP noise-cancellation modes, and a case in one kit. Its most important buying consideration is the Lightning receiver: confirm that it fits your intended recording setup before choosing it. If you only need to record one speaker, a simpler single-transmitter kit may be a better match, the MIC-01’s extra transmitter is most relevant when two people need to be captured.