Name: BOYA BY-M1V1 Wireless Microphone
SKU: 71145
Availability: InStock

BOYA BY-M1V1 Wireless Microphone

SKU: 71145

KSh9,399

BOYA BY-M1V1 Wireless Microphone Overview

The BOYA BY-M1V1 is a compact, single-channel 2.4GHz wireless lavalier microphone system launched in late 2023, designed for solo content creators, mobile journalists, vloggers, and filmmakers using cameras or smartphones. It’s an evolution of BOYA’s popular BY-M1 series, adding true wireless convenience (no cables between transmitter and receiver) while keeping the omnidirectional clip-on design for easy hands-free audio. The system includes one transmitter (TX) with a built-in mic and a dual-channel receiver (RX) for future expansion to two-person setups. With 7 levels of gain control and real-time monitoring, it’s plug-and-play via 3.5mm TRS or USB-C, making it ideal for YouTube, interviews, or TikTok. As of November 14, 2025, it’s a budget staple for beginners, available on Amazon, B&H, and BOYA’s site, often praised for its portability but noted for occasional interference in crowded Wi-Fi areas.

Key Specifications

Feature	Details
Transmission	2.4GHz digital (low latency ~15ms); up to 196.9 ft (60m) line-of-sight range; auto-pairing
Microphones	1x omnidirectional built-in mic (TX); sensitivity -42dB; frequency response 50Hz–20kHz; max SPL 110dB; SNR 77dB
Audio Features	48kHz/16-bit resolution; 7-level gain control (TX); noise reduction switch; real-time monitoring via 3.5mm headphone jack on RX
Battery Life	Up to 6 hours (TX/RX: 3.7V/400mAh rechargeable); full charge in 2 hours via USB-C
Charging	USB-C ports on TX and RX; no pass-through
Compatibility	Cameras/DSLRs (Canon/Nikon/Sony), smartphones (iOS/Android via adapters), tablets, PCs; 3.5mm TRS output (RX); dual-channel RX for adding second TX
Build & Accessories	Ultralight TX (~10g, clip-on); RX (~20g); includes windscreen, USB-C cable, 3.5mm cable, pouch; LED indicators for battery/pairing
Extras	Dual-channel RX (mono/stereo modes); no app required

Pros and Cons (Based on Reviews)

Pros	Cons
Ultra-portable and discreet (TX clips easily, no cables to manage)	Range drops indoors (~100-150 ft with walls); potential 2.4GHz interference
Clear omnidirectional audio with gain control for versatile setups	Single TX limits to one-person (add-on needed for interviews)
Real-time monitoring and 6-hour battery suit long shoots	Basic build (plastic feels cheap); no advanced noise cancellation
Affordable wireless entry; quick auto-pairing for beginners	Monitoring jack only on RX (no TX earbud support)