BOYA Magic 4-in-1 AI Wireless Microphone

The P60 comes with a 2-meter USB-C to USB-C/USB-A cable, making it easy to connect and use right out of the box—no drivers needed.
Via USB-A: PC, PS5, PS4, Mac
Via USB-C: Android phones, Huawei phones, iPhone 15 or newer, MacBooks, iPads, and more
Xbox❌ is a no-no. Third-party USB audio devices aren't allow to work with Xbox

Yes. The P60 features an integrated sound card, delivering more stable performance and improved audio quality.

Yes. You can plug headphones into the 3.5mm jack on the bottom of the microphone to monitor your voice and audio quality in real time.

When connected via XLR to an audio interface or mixer, the microphone’s onboard lighting and controls are disabled. All gain and audio adjustments must be made through the external audio interface.

G40: Ideal for gaming or streaming users who want great value and record in relatively stable noise environments.
S60: Designed for streaming with RGB lighting, suitable for users who want visual ambience and face more variable background noise.
P60: Built for podcasting and voice recording, no RGB lighting, but optimized for less controlled and noisier environments.

First, check your desk edge-The C-clamp has a 1.6 inches (4cm) throat depth and supports desks up to 2 inches (5cm) thick. Make sure your desk edge can be securely clamped.
And also check your desk space-The boom arm measures 13.8 inches (35cm) in length, so ensure you have enough clearance for comfortable positioning.

No. Connect it directly to a compatible phone, tablet, computer, or game console through USB. The built-in sound card handles digital audio capture without an external audio interface or additional driver.

An audio interface or mixer is only required when using the XLR connection.

Choose USB when you want the fastest setup and access to the microphone’s built-in controls, headphone monitoring, tap-to-mute, AI noise reduction, and companion software.

Choose XLR when integrating the microphone into a mixer, external audio interface, or professional audio system. With XLR, gain and audio processing must be controlled from the connected equipment.

The included 2-meter USB-C cable supports USB-C and USB-A connections.

• USB-A: Windows PCs, Macs, PS4, and PS5
• USB-C: Compatible Android phones, Huawei phones, iPhone 15 or newer, iPads, MacBooks, and other USB-C devices
• Xbox: Not supported as a generic USB audio device

Older iPhones with a Lightning port are not directly supported by the included cable and may require a separate compatible USB audio adapter.

The dynamic cardioid design focuses primarily on sound arriving from the front and reduces pickup from the sides and rear. It can help limit keyboard, fan, and room noise, but it cannot completely soundproof an untreated room.

For cleaner audio, speak close to the front of the microphone, point its rear toward the main noise source, and avoid using more gain than necessary. Activate AI noise reduction when persistent background noise remains.

Speak toward the foam-covered front end rather than the side of the microphone. Begin approximately one hand-width away, then adjust the distance according to your voice level.

Move slightly closer for a fuller voice with less room sound. Move farther away or reduce gain if loud speech causes distortion or strong breath sounds.

First, move closer to the front of the microphone. Increasing gain while speaking from too far away can also make keyboard noise, room reflections, and fan noise more noticeable.

When using USB, adjust the microphone gain knob and confirm that the correct input device is selected in your system or application. When using XLR, adjust the gain on the connected audio interface or mixer.

Yes. Connect wired headphones to the 3.5 mm monitoring jack to hear the microphone signal in real time.

The headphone volume control changes your listening level without changing the microphone input level. Use the microphone gain control separately to adjust the level being captured.

No. The microphone works through USB with its default settings and does not require the software for basic use.

Use the companion software when you want to adjust EQ, limiter settings, or the monitor mix for a specific voice and workflow. These software-based functions require a USB connection.

• Basic version: Suitable if you already own a compatible microphone stand or boom arm.
• Desktop stand version: Suitable for a simple desk setup with minimal installation.
• Boom arm version: Suitable when you need flexible positioning and more free desk space.
  
  

For the boom arm version, the supplied clamp supports desk edges up to approximately 5 cm thick. Confirm your desk thickness and available mounting space before ordering.

For USB use, the included USB-C to USB-C/USB-A cable is sufficient for supported devices.

For other setups, you may need:

• Wired headphones with a 3.5 mm plug for real-time monitoring
• An XLR cable for an analog connection
• An audio interface or mixer when using XLR
• A compatible stand or boom arm if it is not included with your selected version
  
  

Package contents vary between the basic, desktop stand, and boom arm versions, so confirm the selected bundle before purchase.