Hoco L17 Wireless Dual Magnetic Lapel Microphone for iP/Type-C

Interview videos fall apart on the audio question: one mic means one voice gets the spotlight while the second person leans in or fades out. The Hoco L17 answers with a true dual kit — two wireless lapel transmitters and two receivers — so two people are heard clearly on the same take. Both Lightning and Type-C receivers ship in the box, so the same kit records on iPhones and Android phones with no adapter hunting, and the hoco l17 is the two-person setup Bangladesh’s creator market keeps asking for.

The kit’s signature is the black charging case with its bright yellow tray and a front battery display showing each side’s charge — a case that doubles as a power bank for the mics. Each transmitter holds a 75 mAh cell good for 5–6 hours of recording per charge, while the 600 mAh case tops the mics up between takes. Magnetic mounts snap each transmitter onto clothing for a clean, clip-free look on camera, and omnidirectional electret capsules capture natural sound from every direction. Interviews, podcasts, duo vlogs, and street vox pops — the hoco l17 is built for all of them.

This page is written from the verified research notes for this microphone — the live store page, re-checked through the research package. Every number below comes from those notes; nothing is estimated, and anything unconfirmed is stated as omitted rather than guessed.

Two Mics, Two Receivers — Duo-Ready Out of the Box

The word “dual” gets printed on a lot of boxes that turn out to contain one mic and a spare slot. The hoco l17 is not that: two mic transmitters and two receivers ship in the kit, so two voices record simultaneously — the host and the guest, the two podcast co-hosts, the coach and the student.

Each transmitter is a compact square unit in black, with a round metal-mesh grille on top and a small status screen that keeps the shoot honest about what’s recording. Two voices, one take — no second kit to buy, no mic to share, no audio compromise on the hoco l17.

The promo shot above shows the full promise: the open case with its glowing yellow tray and the two lapel units ready to go. For duo content, the hoco l17 is a complete set the moment the box opens.

Lightning + Type-C — One Kit for iPhone and Android

The wrong plug is the second way a shoot dies. The hoco l17 ships two receivers: one with a Lightning plug, one with Type-C. Android phones — including Huawei, Xiaomi, OnePlus, and supported Samsung models — take the Type-C receiver; Lightning iPhones and tablets take the other. No adapters, no dongle chains, no “wrong kit” day.

The infographic above maps the one-kit-both-phones idea: which receiver goes with which phone. It is an illustrative reconstruction of the compatibility layout, and it carries that footnote on the image.

For a creator who films on an Android today and borrows an iPhone tomorrow, this is the practical headline of the hoco l17: both connectors in the box, and the mics pair to whichever receiver is plugged in.

Magnetic Lapel Mounting — Snaps On, Stays On

Clips tear shirts and read as hardware on camera. Each hoco l17 transmitter mounts magnetically: the back magnet snaps through the shirt fabric and holds the mic in place, with no clip to fumble and no holes in the clothing. The result is the clean, invisible-on-camera look that interview formats need.

The “Magnetic Hold” render above shows the idea in x-ray style — the transmitter held by its magnet through fabric. It is an illustrative reconstruction, not a photograph of a real mounting test; the magnetic mounting itself is the verified design of this model.

On camera, the mic sits small and square on a lapel or collar. For presenters and event hosts, the hoco l17 means mic’ing up in seconds and staying clean in every frame.

The 600 mAh Charging Case — All-Day Power

Each transmitter carries a 75 mAh cell and runs 5–6 hours per charge, per the verified notes. The 600 mAh charging case carries a reserve that tops the mics up between takes — drop them into the yellow tray while you change location, and they come back ready.

The front battery display keeps the guesswork out: the L/R style bars show the case charge, so you know before the shoot whether the reserve is full. That display is one of the case’s signature features, straight from the store’s reference photos of the hoco l17.

Dock, shoot B-roll, re-mic: the case turns a 5–6 hour per-mic runtime into an all-day answer for interviews, events, and travel shoots.

Omnidirectional Electret Capsules — Sound From Every Direction

The capsules are omnidirectional electret units — they capture sound evenly from all directions, which is what you want when the guest turns their head mid-answer or two people talk across a table. Natural, balanced vocal capture, not a narrow beam that drops the second voice.

The x-ray card above labels the mic capsule, the 75 mAh cell, and the 2.4 GHz radio — the manufacturer’s listed configuration, carried on the card with its “*per manufacturer” footnote. The render is an illustrative reconstruction of the internals, not a disassembled photograph of the hoco l17.

For interviews, classes, and live streams, omnidirectional pickup is the forgiving choice: no aiming, no dropouts when someone moves. The hoco l17 is built around that practicality.

What’s in the Box — The Complete Set

The flat-lay above maps the kit: the two lapel mics, the charging case, and the Lightning + Type-C receivers. It is an illustrative reconstruction of the kit layout — it does not photograph every small item, and it carries that footnote on the image.

Confirmed in the verified notes: two wireless mic transmitters, two receivers (one Lightning, one Type-C), the 600 mAh charging case, a charging cable, and the user manual. Confirm exactly what ships with Gadget Superb on Messenger or at care@gadgetsuperb.com before ordering.

Specifications

All figures are taken from the verified research notes for this microphone. Kit configuration, receiver plugs, battery capacities, per-mic runtime, mounting, and capsule type are manufacturer- or live-page-listed figures. Mic weight, kit weight, wireless range, charging time in minutes, the case’s charging input, noise-reduction specification, frequency response, latency, receiver pass-through charging, and camera or laptop compatibility are not published in the notes, so they are omitted rather than guessed. The kit, compatibility, and x-ray renders above are illustrative reconstructions.

A Shoot Day With Two Voices

Start the day the way the hoco l17 wants you to: open the case, check the front display, and see both sides charged before anyone arrives. The morning is a two-person interview at a café table. One transmitter snaps magnetically onto your guest’s collar, the other onto yours — no clips to wrestle with, no holes in a borrowed blazer — and the receiver that matches your phone’s port goes in: Lightning for the iPhone, Type-C for the Android. Both voices land on the same take, at the same quality, and the omnidirectional capsules forgive the moment your guest turns to answer the waiter mid-sentence.

Midday, the mics go back into the yellow tray while you move locations and shoot B-roll. That is the case doing its second job: the 600 mAh reserve tops both transmitters up between takes, so the 5–6 hours each mic carries per charge stops being a countdown and becomes a rhythm — record, dock, move, record again. The afternoon podcast session runs on the same charge cycle, two co-hosts mic’d from the same kit, and the small status screens on the transmitters keep everyone honest about what is recording.

Evening is a street vox pop: short questions, many strangers, no time to re-rig between answers. The magnetic mount is the feature that matters here — on in a second, off in a second, clean on camera every time — and a single hoco l17 case on the table holds the whole production. Interviews at nine, a podcast at two, vox pops at six: one kit, two voices, no point in the day where the audio plan had to be rebuilt.

Two Receivers: The Quiet Reason This Kit Outlives Your Phone

Most wireless mic kits make a silent bet on your next phone. Buy the Lightning version and an Android move orphans the kit; buy Type-C and a Lightning iPhone in the household cannot use it. The hoco l17 refuses the bet: both receivers ship in the box, so the kit follows the phone you own today, the phone you upgrade to tomorrow, and the phone your co-host brings to the shoot. The mics pair to whichever receiver is plugged in — the transmitters do not care which plug is on the other end.

That flexibility compounds in real households and small teams. A creator who films product demos on an Android and borrows a partner’s iPhone for its camera keeps one kit. A coaching pair where one person carries a Xiaomi and the other an older Lightning iPhone keeps one kit. The notes list Huawei, Xiaomi, OnePlus, and supported Samsung models for the Type-C side and Lightning iPhones and tablets for the other — between the two receivers, the phones a Bangladeshi creator team actually carries are covered without an adapter chain dangling off any of them.

It also changes the second-hand math. A kit tied to one connector loses its audience when you switch ecosystems; this kit keeps both of its audiences for as long as you own it. When you eventually hand it on — to a sibling starting a channel, a junior colleague, a student — it arrives ready for their phone too, whichever one that turns out to be.

Why Buy From Gadget Superb

Order the hoco l17 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 mics in original condition with 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

Do I get two microphones or one?

Two. The hoco l17 box includes two wireless mic transmitters and two receivers, so two voices record simultaneously — interviews, podcast duos, and two-person vlogs work straight out of the box. No second kit to buy and no mic to share.

Does the Hoco L17 work with iPhone?

Yes. A Lightning receiver is included in the kit for Lightning iPhones and tablets — plug it in and the mics pair to it. If your iPhone charges over Type-C, use the included Type-C receiver instead; just match the receiver to your phone’s port.

Does the Hoco L17 work with Android phones?

Yes. The included Type-C receiver plugs into Android phones — the notes list Huawei, Xiaomi, OnePlus, and supported Samsung models. Both receivers are in the box, so one hoco l17 kit covers Android and iPhone with no adapters.

How do the mics attach to clothing?

Magnetically. Each hoco l17 transmitter has a magnetic back plate that snaps through shirt fabric and holds the mic in place — no clip to fumble with, no holes in your clothing. The mic sits small and square on a lapel or collar, clean in frame.

How long does the battery last?

Each mic runs 5–6 hours per charge from its 75 mAh cell, per the verified notes. The 600 mAh charging case tops the mics up between takes — dock them while you change location and they come back ready, stretching a shoot well beyond a single charge. The front display shows the case charge so you always know where you stand.

Does the Hoco L17 have noise cancellation?

The verified notes do not publish a noise-reduction or ENC specification for this model. The capsules are omnidirectional electret units, which capture evenly from all directions — great for interviews, but they will also pick up ambient sound. For noisy streets or events, shoot closer to the mic and confirm any noise features with the store.

What is the wireless range?

No range figure is published in the verified notes for this model, so no number is stated here. The manufacturer’s listing references a 2.4 GHz wireless link. For best results, keep the phone and mics in the same room or space; if you plan wide walking shots, confirm the usable range with the store first.

What’s in the box?

Confirmed: two wireless mic transmitters, two receivers (one Lightning, one Type-C), the 600 mAh charging case, a charging cable, and the user manual. Confirm exactly what ships with Gadget Superb on Messenger or at care@gadgetsuperb.com before ordering.

How do I charge the microphones and the case?

Dock the mics in the charging case and the case tops them up; the case itself recharges with the included charging cable. The exact charging port and charging times in minutes are not published in the verified notes, so no figure is stated here — confirm with the store if it matters to your kit planning.

Does this microphone come with a warranty?

The hoco l17 comes with a 7-day store warranty. If a warranty matters to you, confirm the exact terms with the store — hotline 09638054751, care@gadgetsuperb.com, or Messenger — before placing your order.

How does cash on delivery work? Can I check the microphone before paying?

Cash on delivery means you pay the courier in cash when the parcel arrives. Gadget Superb never asks for advance payment, card details, OTPs, or mobile-banking PINs. Couriers generally do not allow opening a parcel before payment, so check your mics right after the courier leaves.

What is the price of the Hoco L17 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 hoco l17 page on Gadget Superb for today’s price — that is what you pay in cash on delivery, plus the standard delivery fee.

What does the display on the charging case show?

The front of the hoco l17 case carries a battery display in L/R style bars, showing the charge held in the case itself. Its job is planning: a glance before a shoot tells you whether the 600 mAh reserve that tops the mics up between takes is full, partly used, or needs the charging cable before you leave. It is one of the kit’s signature details in the store’s reference photos — the case tells you where you stand instead of leaving battery state to guesswork.

We film on two different phones — can we swap between a Type-C Android and a Lightning iPhone?

Yes — that is exactly the situation the two receivers are for. Both ship in the hoco l17 box: plug the Type-C receiver into the Android when it is the recording phone, and the Lightning receiver into the iPhone when the shoot moves to it. Match the receiver to the port, and the same two transmitters serve both phones across the day. No adapters, and no second kit for the second phone.

How should I store the kit between shoots?

In its charging case — the case is the kit’s home, not just its charger. Docked in the yellow tray, the two hoco l17 transmitters are protected, kept together with both receivers and the charging cable, and quietly topped up by the case’s reserve so they are ready when the next shoot appears. Stored that way, the whole production — two mics, two receivers, case — travels as one object in a bag instead of five loose pieces at the bottom of it.