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Check whether your iPhone has a USB-C or Lightning port, then choose a lavalier microphone or receiver with a compatible connection. A wired microphone with a 3.5mm plug may require an adapter that supports microphone input; a headphone-only adapter will not work for recording.
A wired lavalier microphone connects to your iPhone through a cable, sometimes with an adapter. A wireless system typically uses a clip-on microphone or transmitter that sends audio to a receiver connected to your phone. Wireless transmitters generally require charging or batteries, while power requirements for wired microphones vary.
Compatibility depends on the microphone, its connection, and the app. Some camera, voice-recording, livestreaming, and video apps accept external microphone input automatically, while others offer an audio-input setting. Check the app’s external audio support before choosing a microphone.
Some wireless lavalier systems support two transmitters connected to a single receiver. Depending on the system and recording app, the voices may be combined into one audio track or recorded on separate channels. Look for dual-transmitter support and confirm the available recording modes.
Depending on your recording setup, consider controls such as microphone mute, adjustable input gain, and headphone monitoring. Some wireless systems also offer battery indicators and onboard recording. Available controls vary, and certain settings may be managed through a companion app rather than on the microphone itself.