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BOYA BY-M3 Lavalier Microphone for Android Devices
BOYA BY-M3 Lavalier Microphone for Android Devices
The BOYA BY-M3 is a digital USB Type-C lavalier microphone, which is specially designed for Android devices and other devices with Type-C connector, such as iPad Pro, Mac PC.
With 16 bits/48KHz resolution, it's well-suitable for podcasting, vlogging, interviews, and more.
Features omnidirectional polar pattern and clip-on design, it could effectively reduce unwanted background noise, and greatly help the mobile devices to pick up high-quality sound recordings.
Up to 6 meters long cable, it allows users to comfortably adapt to various environments.
Features:
Omnidirectional polar pattern
Compatible with most of the Type-C devices
6-meter long cable, comfortably adapter to various environments
16 bits/48KHz digital resolution
Low handling noise
Powered by USB Type-C devices
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Product Overview
BOYA BY-M3 Lavalier Microphone for Android Devices
The BOYA BY-M3 is a digital USB Type-C lavalier microphone, which is specially designed for Android devices and other devices with Type-C connector, such as iPad Pro, Mac PC.
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