Overview

The BOYA BY-PM500W is a revolutionary wireless USB microphone in the industry, offering wired or wireless operation for gamers, streamers, podcasters in a variety of applications.

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BOYA BY-PM500W Wired/Wireless Dual-Function USB Table Microphone

The BOYA BY-PM500W is a revolutionary wireless USB microphone in the industry, offering wired or wireless operation for gamers, streamers, podcasters in a variety of applications.

Features with the 2.4GHz wireless technology, BY-PM500W provides up to 10m wireless operation distance and delivers studio-quality audio at the same time. It is much more convenient in long-distance usage scenarios and usage scenarios that require a tidy desktop.

The transmitter of the BY-M500W features selectable Cardioid an Omnidirectional polar pattern for different applications. The 3.5mm headphone jack allows users to monitor and ensure the recording content in real-time. The all-in-one control knob on the transmitter allows users to control the volume, gain, mute easily during use.

The receiver of the BY-PM500W is designed with the M/S function, users can pair two transmitters with one receiver at the same time. It is optional to record each audio signal separately or combine them for ultimate flexibility in post-production.

The BY-PM500W includes a USB-A adapter and USB-C output cables, allowing easy plug-and-play functionality with all types of Computers with USB or USB-C, and Android Smartphones and Tablets, as well as iPad Pro and iPad Air with USB-C. Users can also easily adapt it to iPhones and iPads with USB-C to the Apple Lightning cable (sold separately).

Compatibility

BOYA BY-PM500W Wired/Wireless Dual-Function USB Table Microphone

  • Ideal for gaming, streaming, podcasting and more
  • Compatible with Android devices, iOS devices with USB-C connector and Mac/Windows computers
  • Supports wired or wireless operation
  • Selectable cardioid and omnidirectional polar patterns
  • All-in-one knob for gain & volume control & muting function
  • 3.5mm headphone monitoring jack
  • 10m wireless operation range (indoors with obstacles)
  • Switchable mono/stereo output mode on wireless receiver
  • Rugged integrated microphone desktop stand

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