SMALLRIG

SMALLRIG S70-C1 Wireless Lavalier Microphone System

A pocket-sized wireless mic that plugs its USB-C receiver straight into Android phones, recent iPhones, and select Insta360 and DJI cameras for over 20 hours of shooting

$49.99*
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Overview

The SMALLRIG S70-C1 targets the mobile creator who wants clean audio without hauling a separate interface. At its core is a single clip-on transmitter paired with a USB-C receiver, a combination that speaks directly to most Android phones, the iPhone 15, 16, and 17 series, and certain Insta360 and DJI Osmo cameras. That connector choice defines the product: it is built for the current wave of USB-C devices rather than legacy Lightning or 3.5mm gear. For podcasting, streaming, or run-and-gun vlogging with one presenter, it slots neatly into the workflow.

Construction favors discretion and portability. The capsule measures just 8.8mm and weighs 8.6g, with no logos or branding to catch the eye when clipped to a collar. Audio is processed by the ATS3031 chip at 48kHz/24-bit, and control comes through three noise-reduction modes, three gain levels, two mixing options, and nine EQ presets calibrated by a Grammy-winning engineer. The metal charging case is roughly the size of an earbud case, delivering up to 8 hours per charge and more than 20 hours overall. A furry windscreen, USB-C cable, and carrying bag come in the box, making it a reasonably complete starter kit for one voice.

Key Features

Wide Compatibility - It includes one USB-C RX, making this wireless microphone work with USB-C devices, such as most Android phones, for iPhone 15/16/17 Series, as well as certain models of cameras for Insta360 and for DJI Osmo series with USB-C interfaces.

Noise Cancelling & High-Quality Recording - Powered by ATS3031 chip, this noise cancelling mic delivers 48kHz/24-bit audio. Choose 3 noise reduction modes, 3 gain levels, and 2 mixing options. Ideal as a podcast mic, streaming microphone, or recording microphone for content creation.

20‑Hour Total Runtime - Provides up to 8 hours of continuous use on a single charge. Paired with the compact charging case, total system runtime extends to over 20 hours — enough for one to two full days of shooting without recharging. The stylish metal body case is pocket-sized, as small as an earbud case, for true on-the-go convenience.

Grammy‑Tuned Audio - Calibrated by Grammy-winning engineer. Switch between 9 professional EQ presets optimized for vocals, singing, and instruments. 48kHz/24-bit resolution delivers broadcast-ready clarity.

Invisible & Lightweight Clip-on Mic - Ultra-thin 8.8mm capsule weighs only 8.6g. No logos, no branding — clips discreetly onto your collar.

In the Box - The kit includes a charging case, one TX transmitter, a smartphone RX receiver with a USB-C connector, a furry windscreen, a USB-C charging cable, and a carrying bag.

Specifications

Model
S70-C1
Configuration
1 TX + 1 RX + Charging Case
Receiver Connector
USB-C
Audio Resolution
48kHz/24-bit
Audio Chip
ATS3031
Noise Reduction Modes
3
Gain Levels
3
Mixing Options
2
EQ Presets
9
Capsule Thickness
8.8mm
Transmitter Weight
8.6g
Battery Life
Up to 8 hours per charge, 20+ hours with case

Frequently Asked Questions

The included USB-C RX works with most Android phones, the iPhone 15/16/17 series, and certain Insta360 and DJI Osmo models that use a USB-C interface.
The transmitter provides up to 8 hours of continuous use per charge, and the compact metal charging case extends total system runtime to more than 20 hours.
No. This kit ships with a single TX transmitter and one RX receiver, so it is built for one presenter; capturing two speakers would require a second transmitter or kit.
It records 48kHz/24-bit audio via the ATS3031 chip, with three noise-reduction modes, three gain levels, two mixing options, and nine Grammy-tuned EQ presets.
Not very. The capsule is 8.8mm thick, weighs 8.6g, and carries no logos or branding, so it clips discreetly onto a collar without drawing attention.
The kit includes the charging case, one TX transmitter, a USB-C smartphone RX receiver, a furry windscreen, a USB-C charging cable, and a carrying bag.