KUKIHO Mic01 Wireless Lavalier Microphone, 2-Pack with Noise Reduction

For interviews, vlogs, and video recordings with two speakers, the KUKIHO Mic01 wireless lavalier set puts a clip-on microphone on each person and connects them to one receiver. The plug-and-play setup is designed for recording on a compatible phone or tablet without a Bluetooth pairing step or an app, so you can get started by connecting the receiver and turning on the microphones.

If you need to capture two voices in one recording, the two-mic set offers a practical alternative to a single clip-on mic. Its noise-reduction feature and included wind covers support recording in a range of everyday content-creation settings.

What stands out

Two transmitters let two people speak into their own microphones during an interview, conversation, or co-hosted video. The microphones are omnidirectional, and the built-in noise-reduction chip is designed to reduce low-frequency noise while preserving vocal detail. A compact design makes each mic suitable for clipping onto clothing or holding while recording.

The receiver connects directly to a compatible device. The set is described for iPhone, iPad, and Android phones, as well as Windows and Mac computers using the supplied iOS port converter or a USB-C connection. For a phone-based recording, match the receiver connection to the device’s port, then power on the microphones for automatic pairing with the receiver.

Key features

This set includes two microphone transmitters and one receiver, along with a charging cable, wind covers, and an iOS port converter. That combination is useful when a project needs two on-camera voices or when you want the included wind covers close at hand for recording outdoors. The wireless connection is specified as 2.4 GHz, with a stated range of up to 66 feet in unobstructed conditions.

The rechargeable microphones offer up to four hours of working time, and the stated charging time is 1.5 hours. The receiver can also pass power from a phone charger to the phone while recording, which can help keep a longer phone-based session going. The microphones are intended for recording audio and video, they do not act as a Bluetooth link from the phone to a speaker.

Buyer feedback highlights easy setup and usefulness for content such as Reels, interviews, and vlogs. Sound clarity and noise reduction receive mixed responses: some buyers describe clear vocals and reduced background noise, while others report less consistent results. Compatibility feedback is also mixed, so the receiver’s connection type and your device’s port are practical details to match before recording.

Everyday use

For a two-person interview, clip one microphone onto each speaker, connect the receiver to the recording device, and switch on the microphones. The separate transmitters give each person a dedicated clip-on mic, while the wireless setup avoids having to position a handheld microphone between speakers. For a solo vlog, use one microphone and keep the second available for a guest or a later recording.

When recording away from a desk, the compact format and included wind covers make the set easy to bring along. At home or in a teaching session, its phone or computer connections support common recording scenarios such as online meetings, podcasts, and video lessons.

Questions before you buy

Can both microphones connect to the included receiver at once? Yes. The set includes one receiver and two microphones, and the receiver supports both microphones simultaneously. The two microphones are separate transmitters, not left- and right-channel microphones.

Does the microphone connect to a phone through Bluetooth? No phone-to-microphone Bluetooth pairing is needed. Connect the receiver to the phone and turn on the microphones for automatic pairing with the receiver, Bluetooth should be off during recording.

Can the phone charge while recording? Yes. Connect a phone charger through the receiver’s charging port to supply power to the phone during use.

When it makes sense

Choose the KUKIHO Mic01 when your recording setup needs two clip-on microphones, a receiver that connects to a compatible phone or computer, and a portable format for interviews, vlogs, podcasts, or online teaching. Its two transmitters and direct plug-in setup are especially useful for capturing a conversation without passing one microphone back and forth.