Fulaim X6Q Wireless Lavalier Microphone System review: record up to four people wirelessly
This wireless mic kit includes four transmitters, which you can even color-code to identify individual speakers onscreen
The Fulaim X6Q Wireless Lavalier Microphone System is a budget-friendly option for recording up to four people wirelessly. Manufactured in China but with offices in Australia, London, and New York, the company has a focus on wireless microphone systems. The kit includes four wireless microphones, which retail for around $105.90 and offer excellent value at approximately $26.50 per microphone.
The system is compact, with microphones measuring 26 x 26 x 10mm and weighing just 8g each. It ships in a larger plastic charging case that doubles as a charger and includes a drawstring bag for easy transport. Each microphone has a yellow button that toggles between normal recording and AI noise reduction, while a status light indicates when AI processing is active.
The system has a wireless range of 300m (1,000ft) and a signal-to-noise ratio of 75db. Audio quality is excellent, with 48 kHz sample rate and 24-bit depth. The kit also includes four windshields, which perform better than the AI noise reduction in reducing wind noise in real-world situations. For $105.90, the Fulaim X6Q Wireless Lavalier Microphone System is an affordable choice for capturing high-quality audio for simultaneous recordings of up to four people.
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