ordele H63 Wireless Lavalier Microphone with Dual Mics, USB-C and Lightning
Product description
Noise reduction and a wireless clip-on design give the ordele H63 a practical setup for recording speech without holding a microphone. The kit includes two lavalier mics and a receiver. USB-C and Lightning adapters cover several common device types. Is it a fit for your recording setup? Compatibility and connection details are worth weighing before you choose.
Spec sheet
- Name: ordele H63 Wireless Lavalier Mic
- Type: Wireless lavalier microphone
- Connectivity: USB, USB Type-C connector
- Microphones: Two wireless lavalier microphones and one receiver
- Pickup pattern: Omnidirectional
- Special feature: Noise reduction
- Power: Rechargeable, stated working time is up to 6 hours for one microphone when fully charged
- Included: USB-C charging cable, Lightning adapter, USB-A adapter, two windproof covers, four sponge heads, and user manual
- Weight: 40 g
- Dimensions: 2.52 x 0.31 x 0.59 inches
Compatibility
The supplied receiver and adapters are intended for use with smartphones, including iPhone and Android devices, as well as tablets and computers. The product details list compatibility with Windows and Mac computers, and name iPhone 15 and iPhone 16 series and iPad Air 5 among supported devices. For USB-C devices, the instructions say to enable OTG before pairing. That requirement matters: a USB-C connector alone does not guarantee a ready-to-record connection on every device.
Buyer feedback is generally favorable about ease of setup and sound clarity, with some users also appreciating the included fuzzy wind covers. Experiences with Apple-device compatibility are mixed, however, some buyers report an easy connection, while others say their Apple devices did not work with the mic. If a specific phone or computer is essential to your setup, check its connection requirements and return policy before relying on this kit for a scheduled recording.
Everyday use
With two clip-on microphones, the set can serve a two-person interview or let a creator keep a spare microphone ready. The listed use cases include vlogging, livestreaming, video recording, teaching, online meetings, and podcasting. A practical setup might be clipping a mic to each speaker for a short interview, then connecting the receiver to a phone to capture audio while filming. The omnidirectional pickup pattern and noise-reduction feature are relevant for speech capture, but they do not establish that all background noise will disappear.
You’ll appreciate it if you want a small wireless kit with both USB-C and Lightning connection options rather than a microphone that connects through only one listed adapter. The product information states up to 6 hours of operation for a fully charged microphone, it does not specify a charging time or a separate runtime test for two mics used together. Buyers often describe setup as straightforward, but the mixed compatibility reports make a device check sensible before an important shoot.
Final verdict
The ordele H63 brings two microphones, a receiver, multiple adapters, and basic wind-protection accessories into one kit for mobile video and voice recording. That bundle makes it more geared toward creators who need a clip-on setup for interviews or social video than someone seeking only a single wired mic. Not the best choice if you need confirmed compatibility with a particular Apple device and cannot test the connection beforehand. For supported equipment, it is a useful set of connection options to consider for everyday recording.