F11 2:1 Wireless Microphone For IPhone , Android and Camera

One mic for every device you own. The f11 wireless microphone is a 2:1 wireless kit — two transmitters, one receiver — that works with iPhone (Lightning), Android (Type-C), cameras (3.5mm), and even Bluetooth. Interviews, vlogs, and live shows without wires, and a wired 3.5mm option backs you up when wireless is not ideal.

The Bluetooth standard behind this microphone’s wireless connection is maintained by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group, the industry body that oversees the Bluetooth technology used to pair with your phone.

The signature is flexibility: three selectable polar modes — omnidirectional, cardioid, and hypercardioid — let you match the mic to the scene, from wide group capture to tight rejection of side noise. Advanced noise cancellation keeps background sound down, a built-in sound card enhances clarity, and the metal + ABS body is made to survive daily shooting. With 5–6 hours of battery per charge, the f11 wireless microphone is a complete starter kit for creators on a budget.

The rest of this page walks through the multi-plug receiver, the battery, the three pickup modes, the system diagram, the internals, and the full specs in detail. Every figure below — 5–6 hours, 25Hz–25kHz, ≥85dB SNR, 3 polar modes, metal + ABS, deadcat windscreens — is taken from the verified research notes for the f11 wireless microphone, and nothing here is invented. One brand note: no brand is assigned to this product — it is sold simply as the f11 wireless microphone, and this page never invents one.

Every Port. One Kit.

The card above states the kit’s headline: “EVERY PORT. ONE KIT.,” with the subline “Type-C, Lightning and 3.5mm — phone, tablet and camera.” The receiver carries interchangeable plugs, so one kit covers the iPhone in your pocket, the Android on your desk, and the camera on your tripod.

This is the trust anchor for budget buyers: cheap means nothing if the mic does not fit your device. This kit answers with hardware — three physical plugs plus Bluetooth and a wired 3.5mm fallback — so the compatibility question is settled before you order.

6 Hours, Non-Stop

The card above states the battery promise: “6 HOURS NON-STOP,” with the subline “5–6 hours per charge for long shooting days.” The f11 wireless microphone records for 5–6 hours on a single charge — a full shooting day of interviews, vlogs, or classes without a mid-day recharge.

The figure carries its range (5–6h) everywhere it appears on this page, exactly as the verified notes state it. Budget creators plan shoots around battery honesty, and this kit gives you the honest number.

Three Ways to Listen

The card above is the versatility story: “THREE WAYS TO LISTEN,” with the subline “Omni, cardioid and hypercardioid pickup modes.” The f11 wireless microphone’s three selectable polar patterns let you match the mic to the scene: omnidirectional for wide group capture, cardioid for a focused single voice, hypercardioid for tight rejection of side noise.

Most budget mics give you one pattern and hope for the best. The three-mode switch here is a creator-grade feature at an entry price — the interview on a noisy street and the quiet sit-down both get the right pattern.

The F11 System

The infographic above maps the f11 wireless microphone’s system — “Every Device, Covered.” — with leader-line callouts: two TX units, the multi-plug receiver, the three device plugs, the deadcats, and the USB cable. Five callouts, five verified parts — footnoted as an illustrative reconstruction.

Two transmitters mean two voices: the host and guest each get a mic, with real-time wireless sync to the single receiver. The deadcats — fuzzy windscreens on each TX — tame outdoor wind so the kit stays usable on hilltops, not just in studios.

Pickup Patterns, Explained

The infographic above diagrams the three patterns: omnidirectional captures sound evenly from all directions; cardioid focuses on the voice in front while softening the sides; hypercardioid tightens further, rejecting side noise aggressively. The f11 wireless microphone switches between all three.

Use it like a pro: omni for round-table conversations, cardioid for vlogs and interviews, hypercardioid for loud environments where the voice must cut through. The card above is the cheat sheet — this kit is the tool.

Inside the Transmitter

The x-ray above is an illustrative reconstruction — not a teardown photo — of the f11 wireless microphone’s transmitter: a smoked-glass rectangular TX revealing the glowing microphone capsule, wireless chipset, rechargeable battery, and LED status circuit. Headline “Inside the F11,” subhead “Multi-device wireless engineering on a budget,” footnoted “*per manufacturer · Illustrative reconstruction.”

The rectangular glossy-black TX units carry white “TX” text, side buttons, and small LED dots — the status circuit tells you at a glance that the mic is live. The copy says the same as the image: a visualization of the architecture, not disassembled hardware.

Inside the Receiver

The x-ray above — an illustrative reconstruction, footnoted as such — opens the f11 wireless microphone’s receiver: the interchangeable plug contacts glowing, with the signal processor, pairing circuit, and 3.5mm output marked by leader-line callouts.

The receiver is the kit’s brain: it pairs with both transmitters, selects the plug your device needs, and hands clean audio to the phone or camera. One-touch pairing keeps setup to seconds — plug in, power on, record.

The 2:1 Mic for Phone and Camera

The promo above is the f11 wireless microphone in one glance: TX plus receiver on an amber-halo hero shot — “F11 WIRELESS MIC,” with the subline “The 2-in-1 mic for phone and camera” and the “2:1 Kit” badge. No prices on the card, no fine print games.

Two transmitters, one receiver, every port you own — the f11 wireless microphone’s whole argument in one frame. The promo shows it; the spec table below proves it.

Made for Creators

The final card is the audience argument: “MADE FOR CREATORS,” with chips for vloggers, students, interviewers, and sellers — “One affordable kit — every device you own.” The f11 wireless microphone is the batch’s most affordable wireless mic, and the card frames that as smart, not cheap.

Dynamic and electret condenser capsules, ≥85dB SNR, 25Hz–25kHz response, metal + ABS build — real numbers behind the budget price. The f11 wireless microphone is for the creator who needs wireless freedom on every device without paying for it twice.

Specifications

All figures are taken from the verified research notes for the f11 wireless microphone — the 5–6 hour battery, 25Hz–25kHz response, ≥85dB SNR, three polar patterns, metal + ABS build, and multi-plug connectivity are the store page’s own figures. The page’s garbled “Bluetooth Transmission Distance” line is omitted everywhere — it is unreadable, so this listing claims no wireless range. No brand is assigned to this product anywhere on this page. Nothing else in this table or on this page is invented.

What 25Hz–25kHz and ≥85dB SNR Mean in Plain Language

Two lines in the specifications carry most of the f11 wireless microphone’s sound story, and both are worth translating. The first is the frequency response of 25Hz–25kHz: that is the span of sound the capsules are built to capture, running wider than the range voices and most instruments actually use — so nothing at the edges of a voice, from its low warmth to the fine detail that makes speech intelligible, is cut off before the recording starts. It is the figure behind this page’s clarity claim, working through both the dynamic and electret condenser capsules the kit carries.

The second line is the signal-to-noise ratio of ≥85dB. Put simply, it measures how much of what reaches your phone or camera is the voice you pointed the mic at, and how little is the hiss and background wash the electronics add on top. A figure of 85dB or better is why interviews recorded in real rooms — with fans, traffic, and crowd noise around them — still come back with the voice standing clear of the room, working together with the advanced noise cancellation the kit runs.

The built-in sound card completes the chain: it enhances clarity inside the kit itself, so the audio your device receives has already been tidied at the source rather than depending on your phone to fix it later. For a budget kit, that processing is the quiet differentiator — the f11 wireless microphone sends its receiver a cleaner signal than its price suggests, on every one of the plugs it ships with.

A Shooting Day With One Kit

The f11 wireless microphone’s flexibility stops being a spec list the moment a real shooting day starts. The morning interview happens on your phone: pick the Type-C or Lightning plug for the receiver, clip a transmitter to your guest, and the one-touch pairing has you recording in seconds. Because the kit carries two transmitters, the host and the guest are both miked — no passing a single mic back and forth, no leaning toward a phone on the table.

The afternoon shoot moves to the camera, and the kit moves with it: the 3.5mm plug takes over, or the wired 3.5mm backup covers you when wireless is not ideal. Outdoors, the deadcat windscreens go on each transmitter and the hypercardioid pattern tightens pickup against the street or the hilltop wind, while the metal + ABS body takes the knocks of a day spent clipping, packing, and re-clipping.

Across all of it, the 5–6 hours of battery per charge is the number the day is planned around: a full shooting day of interviews, vlogs, or classes without a mid-day recharge, per the verified notes. The small LED dots on each transmitter confirm at a glance that a mic is live before you press record — the cheapest insurance against the silent take every creator has shot once.

And when the day changes device — phone in the morning, camera after lunch, a PC or audio player for the evening review — nothing about the kit has to change with it: the same receiver, the same transmitters, the same three plugs cover all of them. One kit, every device you own, and a day that never stops to ask which microphone to bring.

Why Buy From Gadget Superb

Order the f11 wireless microphone from Gadget Superb with cash on delivery anywhere in Bangladesh — pay in cash when the parcel arrives, with no advance payment, card details, or OTPs ever asked. Delivery takes 1–3 working days inside Dhaka (৳70) and 2–5 working days outside Dhaka (৳120). Every order carries 7-day easy returns: keep the kit in original condition with the box and accessories, and start a return with your order number via hotline 09638054751, care@gadgetsuperb.com, or Messenger.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will the f11 wireless microphone work with my phone?

If your phone takes Type-C or Lightning, yes — the f11 wireless microphone’s receiver ships with interchangeable Type-C, Lightning, and 3.5mm plugs, plus Bluetooth and a wired 3.5mm backup. One kit covers iPhone, Android, cameras, PCs, and audio players. Compatibility is the product’s headline feature, and this listing claims it exactly as the verified notes do.

What do the three polar patterns do?

Omnidirectional captures sound evenly from all directions — good for group conversations. Cardioid focuses on the voice in front — the vlog and interview default. Hypercardioid tightens the pickup and rejects side noise — for loud environments. The f11 wireless microphone switches between all three so you match the mic to the scene.

How long does the battery last?

5–6 hours per charge, per the verified notes — a full shooting day of interviews or vlogs. The figure carries its range (5–6h) everywhere it appears on this page.

Does it handle wind outdoors?

Each transmitter ships with a deadcat windscreen — the fuzzy covers in the kit photos — which tame outdoor wind noise for hilltop vlogs and street interviews. For heavy gusts, get close and use the hypercardioid pattern; the f11 wireless microphone’s noise cancellation does the rest.

What is the sound quality like?

The verified notes list dynamic & electret condenser capsules, a 25Hz–25kHz frequency response, ≥85dB SNR, advanced noise cancellation, and a built-in sound card that enhances clarity. Those are real numbers behind the budget price — the f11 wireless microphone is positioned as smart value, never as a flagship.

How do I set it up?

Plug the receiver into your phone or camera with the right plug, power on the transmitters, and they pair — one-touch pairing keeps it to seconds. No drivers, no apps. The wired 3.5mm option backs you up when wireless is not ideal.

What comes in the box?

Per the store reference photos: 2 wireless transmitters, 1 receiver, the interchangeable plugs (Type-C, Lightning, 3.5mm), and the deadcat windscreens. This page states the box contents exactly as the references show them — nothing added, nothing missing.

Can two people talk at once?

Yes — that is the 2:1 in the name: two transmitters pair with the single receiver, so host and guest each get a mic with real-time wireless sync. Interviews, duets, and two-person vlogs are the f11 wireless microphone’s natural use case.

Which brand makes the f11 wireless microphone?

No brand is assigned to this product — it is sold simply as the f11 wireless microphone, and this page never invents a brand for it. That is also why this listing carries no external brand link: there is no official brand site to point to.

Who is the f11 wireless microphone for?

Budget creators, students, and small-business sellers who need one mic for phone, Android, and camera — the buyer who wants wireless freedom without buying a mic per device. If you shoot on multiple devices, the f11 wireless microphone is built for you.

What warranty does the f11 wireless microphone come with?

This kit comes with a 7-day store warranty. For warranty help, contact the store — hotline 09638054751, care@gadgetsuperb.com, or Messenger — and keep your order number handy.

What is the price of the f11 wireless microphone in Bangladesh?

The current price is shown on the product page and can change during sales, so no figure is quoted here. Check the live f11 wireless microphone page on Gadget Superb for today’s price — that is what you pay in cash on delivery, plus the standard delivery fee.

Can I record with just one transmitter?

Yes. Each transmitter pairs with the single receiver, so a solo vlogger or interviewer can clip on one f11 wireless microphone transmitter and leave the second in the kit — charged and ready for the moment a guest joins. The 2:1 design means the second voice never needs a second purchase; it is already in the box, with its own deadcat windscreen.

How do I know a transmitter is live while filming?

Look at the transmitter itself: the f11 wireless microphone’s TX units carry small LED dots — the status circuit described on this page — that tell you at a glance the mic is live. It is a small detail that prevents the classic creator mistake of filming a whole take with a silent mic, and it works without opening an app or checking the phone.

What does the built-in sound card do?

It enhances clarity inside the kit: the audio is processed by the f11 wireless microphone’s own built-in sound card before it reaches your phone or camera, working alongside the advanced noise cancellation to keep voices clean. In practice, it is one of the reasons this budget kit’s recordings sound tidier than its price suggests — the tidying happens at the source, not in your editing app.