BOYA mini 2 | Upgraded Super Mini Wireless Microphone

The microphone works with compatible cameras, computers, and smartphones. Choose the receiver with the correct USB-C or Lightning connector for your device.

The microphone supports three audio output modes: Mono Audio, Stereo Audio, and Safety Track. You can select the output mode in the companion app.

M (Mono): Audio from two transmitters is combined into a single output track.
S (Stereo): Audio from two transmitters is recorded to separate output channels.
Ms (Safety Track): A secondary audio track is recorded at -12 dB as a backup to prevent distortion from unexpected loud sounds. 

* Post-production separation is required to use the safety track.
* Safety Track can only be enabled in Mono mode.
* Stereo recording requires the connected device to support stereo input."

Short press the transmitter's button to toggle noise cancellation on or off. 
Adjust the noise reduction level using the receiver or the companion app.

Strong Noise Reduction Mode: Reduces background noise by up to 40 dB.
Light Noise Reduction Mode: Reduces background noise by up to 15 dB.

BOYA mini 2 supports up to 2 transmitters connected to 1 receiver simultaneously.

Up to 100 meters in open environments.

1. Check if the insulating film on the TX charging contacts is removed. If not, remove it.

2. Check if the charging case is low or out of power. If so, fully charge the case.
If the transmitter does not charge inside the charging case and the indicator flashes red or stays off, the charging case may have insufficient battery power. Fully charge the case and try again.

3. Clean the case's pogo pins and TX contacts.

4. Swap TX positions to test.
（1）If only one position fails, the case is faulty.
（2）If one TX fails in both positions, that TX is faulty.

5. Check magnet strength. Place TX in the case and press it down with your finger. If it charges, the magnets may be weak.
Use a metal object to verify which part is faulty.

6. If none of the above works, the case or TX may need repair.

1. Press and hold the transmitter power button for 2 seconds to turn it off, then turn it on again. Reconnect the receiver to your device and check whether the connection is restored automatically.
Note: Solid blue/green light = connection successful.

2. If no auto connection, pair manually:
（1）Insert the receiver into your device. Press and hold the NR button for 5 seconds. Release the button when the blue indicator flashes rapidly. The receiver is now in pairing mode.
The receiver indicator flashes blue slowly at first, then flashes blue rapidly when it enters pairing mode.
（2）With the transmitter turned off, press and hold its power button for 5 seconds. Release the button when the blue indicator flashes rapidly. The transmitter then enters pairing mode.
Note: TX pairing mode sequence: off  slow blue flash  fast blue flash.
（3）TX and RX will pair within 10s. Both indicators show solid blue.

3. If issue persists, TX or RX may need repair.

1. Android: Check connection stability (remove phone case if loose). Some brands (VIVo, OPPo) require OTG function enabled in settings; Huawei phones need USB debugging turned on.

2. iPhone: Check if RX receiver indicator lights up and phone screen is on. iPhone powers the device only when screen is on and recording app is open.

3. Computer: Open your system sound settings and make sure the microphone is selected as the audio input device.

4. If issue persists, product may be faulty or incompatible and requires repair.

1. Ensure there are no high-power Wi-Fi routers or wireless devices nearby causing interference. If unavoidable, adjust distance and angle.

2. As the 2.4 GHz spectrum is prone to interference, avoid obstacles like walls and stay away from devices operating at 2.4 GHz (e.g., high-power Wi-Fi antennas, radios).

3. Check if the receiver is loose; unplug and reinsert it.

4. If you are unsure whether wireless interference is causing the issue, test the microphone in an environment without nearby wireless interference. If audio capture works normally, the microphone is functioning properly.

1. Check whether AI noise cancellation is enabled. When the transmitter and receiver are connected, the blue indicator stays on. Press the transmitter power button briefly. A steady green indicator means noise cancellation is active.

2. Press the NR button on the receiver briefly to change the noise reduction level. Level 1 is Low, with one green flash. Level 2 is Medium, with two flashes. Level 3 is High, with three flashes.

3. In extremely noisy environments where ambient noise overpowers the speaker's voice, noise cancellation may not completely eliminate background noise.

4. If the transmitter and receiver are connected but the power button cannot turn noise cancellation on or off, check whether the indicator changes between blue and green. If the receiver's NR button also cannot change noise reduction levels, the device may be faulty and require service.

No.

Yes.

No. The microphone does not currently support internal audio recording.