Ulanzi A100 Wireless Lavalier Microphone System – Dual-Channel Mic for Content Creators
The Ulanzi A100 is a compact and portable dual-transmitter wireless lavalier mic kit, designed for seamless audio capture with smartphones, cameras, laptops, and tablets. Ideal for vloggers, interviewers, live presenters, and field content creators, it delivers clean, natural sound with an omnidirectional polar pattern and 3-level noise reduction. The system includes a Type‑C or TRS adapter for plug-and-play ease—no apps or pairing required 

Key Features:

• Dual-Channel System: Two transmitters with omni‑directional mics + one dual‑channel receiver for two-person recording 

• Universal Compatibility: Includes Type‑C and 3.5mm TRS adapters—works with phones, cameras, tablets & laptops 

• Frequency Response: Wide 20 Hz–20 kHz range for natural, clear vocal tone 

• Noise Reduction: 3-level intelligent noise suppression ensures clean audio even in noisy environments 

• Battery Life: Transmitters offer approx. 5 hours runtime; receiver provides up to 24 hours. Charging case extends total runtime to ~13.5 hours 

• Transmission Range: Reliable Bluetooth 5.3 + EDR delivers stable wireless signal up to 20m with ultra-low latency (~30ms) 

• Portable & Lightweight: Each module weighs just ~9‑10g; charging case is compact and easy to carry 

Box Items:

• 2 × Wireless Transmitters with Built‑in Omni Mics

• 1 × Dual‑Channel Receiver with Adapter

• 1 × Charging Case (800 mAh)

• 1 × USB‑C Charging Cable

• 1 × Windshield / Pop‑Shield

• 2 × Mag Mount Clips (for attaching transmitters)

• 1 × Type‑C to 3.5mm TRS Adapter

• 1 × User Manual 

Product Overview for Camera World BD:

The Ulanzi A100 is a versatile and budget-friendly wireless lavalier mic system tailored for on-the-go creators. Its dual-channel setup makes it perfect for interviews, two-person vlogs, and recording dialogue in content production. With a plug-and-play design, clear audio, a compact charging case, and noise suppression tech, it’s ideal for content creators in Bangladesh looking to upgrade their sound quality without breaking the bank.