Content creators, videographers, and mobile journalists now have reliable, broadcast-quality audio that fits in their pocket. Shure introduced its newest line of wireless clip-on microphones, the MoveMic Microphone System. According to Shure, its ultra-lightweight design is the smallest dual-channel direct-to-phone wireless lavalier solution available, developed with a custom acoustic design and proprietary wireless software to ensure professional audio quality while on the go.
Shure’s discreet and durable MoveMic series connects directly to phones in both single—MoveMic One—and dual-channel—MoveMic Two—configurations for use with MOTIV and MOTIV Video apps on iOS and Android. For those seeking universal compatibility, the standalone MoveMic Receiver and bundled MoveMic Two Receiver Kit seamlessly integrate with devices like cameras, computers, and third-party smartphone apps. MoveMic’s patented lavalier design and patent-pending wireless technology make it a reliable and flexible solution regardless of whether users are going direct-to-phone or connecting to the MoveMic Receiver.
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5 MoveMic Features to Know
- Ultra-Compact Design—At just 8.2g and virtually invisible when worn, MoveMic was designed for discreet, mobile audio capture.
- Dual-Channel, Direct-to-Phone—The smallest solution of its kind, offering seamless connectivity to smartphones via Shure's MOTIV apps, and universal compatibility with cameras, computers, and more.
- Broadcast-Quality Audio Every Time—Thanks to Shure’s patent-pending technology, content creators can capture high-fidelity audio with minimal background noise, even in the busiest environments.
- 24 Hours of Recording—Powered by a USB-C charging case, MoveMic ensures its always ready to record, no matter where or when its needed.
- Quick and Easy Setup—After pairing MoveMic One and Two with a user’s preferred device, the microphones will automatically reconnect to the last-paired device when removed from the charging case and powered on. By eliminating setup time between shots, creators, journalists, and videographers can be ready to record in an instant.
