Lavalier microphone AZUSA with clip and 3.5 mm jack cable, 2 m length

The Lavalier microphone AZUSA with clip and 3.5 mm jack cable, 2 m length is a compact wired lapel microphone designed for discrete, hands-free voice capture. It features an integrated clothing clip and a two-metre cable terminated with a standard 3.5 mm jack, providing straightforward connection to cameras, portable recorders, computers and mobile devices that accept TRS or TRRS jacks. The microphone is intended for speech-focused applications where clear vocal pickup and minimal visual presence are required.

Advantages

This lavalier microphone offers a discreet mounting option via an integrated clip and a long 2 m cable that increases mobility during interviews, presentations and recordings. The standard 3.5 mm connector ensures broad compatibility with many consumer and prosumer devices without the need for additional adapters when using compatible TRS/TRRS inputs. Its compact capsule allows for near-mouth placement on clothing to capture speech with reduced ambient noise compared with distant built-in microphones.

Suitable for

• Interviews and field reporting
• Presentations, lectures and classroom recording
• Vlogs, YouTube videos and social media content
• Online meetings, webinars and podcasting

Key specifications

• Microphone type: omnidirectional lavalier capsule designed for speech
• Cable length: 2 metres
• Connector: 3.5 mm jack compatible with TRS and TRRS inputs
• Mounting: integrated clothing clip for lapel attachment
• Usage: wired, plug-and-play operation with compatible devices

How to use

Clip the microphone to the speaker's clothing near the collar or lapel, ideally 15–20 cm from the mouth, with the capsule facing outward. Route the 2 m cable toward the recording device and plug the 3.5 mm jack into the device's microphone or headset input. If the device requires a specific TRS or TRRS wiring, verify compatibility and, if necessary, use an adapter. Perform a quick level check and speak at normal volume while monitoring through headphones or the device's input meters to set appropriate gain.

Usage recommendations

Position the microphone on stable fabric to avoid rustling and secure the cable to clothing to reduce handling noise. For devices with automatic gain or noisy preamps, monitor audio during a short test recording and adjust placement or input settings to achieve clear vocal capture. Store the microphone in a dry place and avoid pulling on the cable to extend service life.