SYNCO P1L & P2L review: One TX vs Dual microphone for iPhone

• Quick overview of SYNCO P series phone microphones
• Basic specifications of SYNCO P1L & P2L you might care about
• What is a wireless phone microphone system？
• What’re the similarities between the one TX mic and dual microphone for iPhone?

Quick overview of SYNCO P series phone microphones

It’s a series of wireless microphone for phone video recording that includes P1L, P2L, P1T, and P2T. There are two ways to categorize them. “L” stands for the lightning connection port for iOS devices like iPhone and iPad, while “T” means Type-C interface for Android phones and others. The numbers in the product represent available recording channels, including one TX and dual lavalier microphone for iPhone. And now you can distinguish them pretty well. They are all compact and powerful, being ideal for vlogging, filming and more shooting activities.

Basic specifications of SYNCO P1L & P2L you might care about

From the above table, we can see that SYNCO P1L and P2L both have very good recording quality. There is no big difference in audio performance, and the most critical variation lies in the number of their transmitter, that is, the channel that the wireless microphone supports. to think about what impact this difference will have on the specific application, and how we should choose. Here we will talk about how this one difference will affect the specific application, and how we should choose between the two.

What is a wireless phone microphone system？

A wireless phone microphone does not have a physical cord tying it to the amplifying apparatus it's connected to. The user's voice can be "wirelessly" transferred to the sound system via the wireless tech. There are unquestionable benefits to using a wireless microphone system over more conventional cable-bound ones. You may benefit from a quick setup procedure and get rid of extra clutter with a wireless system. Most significantly, it gives speakers and artists the freedom to roam about while they perform or speak.

• Tutorials and test video of SYNCO P2L 2 channel iPhone wireless microphone

Plug the receiver into your iPhone mobile phone and clip the transmitter right on your shirt, and you are ready to record. Youtuber Luke Edwin made a tutorial for introducing how to use this SYNCO P2L dual lavalier microphone system for iPhone iPad and did a full review on it. You can hear the use of an internal mic and the use of P2L when the radio effect and sound quality are how big the difference. When shooting movies or vlogs, speakers are far away from the shooting device. Once you go farther away, the iPhone's built-in mic simply can't receive the speakers' voice, while the P2L's receiver and transmitter have a 492-feet/150-meter wireless transferring distance (LOS) between them, allowing your voice to spread across a soccer field and still be Clear.

In addition, the SYNCO P2L receiver has a USB-C socket in addition to the connector for connecting to iOS devices. You can use the Type-C to 3.5mm iPhone dual microphone adapter cable included in the product package, which is a short cable with two different plugs on two sides, to connect it to your headset or earphone and monitor what you say in real-time or after-check. More details are in the video, you can check them.

What’re the similarities between the one TX mic and dual microphone for iPhone?

Compact size and weight for carrying and using outdoors

The first impression of a product is always its appearance. Unlike microphones with screens, SYNCO P-series are designed in a long bar shape as an adult’s little finger, more compact and hidden. Whether they are paired or not, the battery status and audio mode are displayed by the four indicators on it. And there is also a small light on the side to indicate the charging status - red is being charged and green is already full-charged. So when the dual wireless lavalier microphone for iPhone is pinned to your tie or collar, it doesn't put a significant weight on you, making it perfect for online teachers for sports, yoga, and others and vloggers that require running or jumping a lot.

The high Audio quality for pro filmmaking and Youtube video production

By their common frequency response in the range of 20Hz-20KHz and sensitivity of -26dB, we can know that they both have excellent sound quality. In addition, they both feature nine creative voice effects like baby fx, KTV fx, EDM, and so on. Here to say more than directly through the video to hear the actual recording effect.

• SYNCO P1L &T review: Powerful lav mic for iPhone recording

Long battery life and quick charging case

The transmitter of the P1L and P2L external dual microphone for the iPhone features a built-in li-lithium battery of 120mAh for a 5-hour operation time, but it only takes 1.5 hours to fully charge them. They both come with a mini box for wireless charging. All you need to do is put the RX and TX in according to the notch and they will connect via the 3-pin connector and start supplying power. You don't have to worry about the problem of lack of electricity when you are out for a long recording session.

Conclusion

In short, the P1L and P2L microphones that plugs into phone have the same performance, and whether you need a transmitter or two transmitters depends on your specific needs. Single-speaker can be just ideal and enough for a personal video producer's daily shooting work, while dual channel microphone for iPhone expands the range of applications. Most people will prefer to buy the P2L for two-person recordings, such as couple vloggers shooting daily life or interviews for a mode of question and answer. And now in the March Markdowns, the price of P1L is as low as US$59, and P2L is US$69. As the difference of only 10 dollars, buying each of them would be cost-effective.