BOYA BY-V10 is available at Mascom International for KSh 5,300, a one-transmitter 2.4GHz wireless microphone with a USB-C receiver, held in stock as brand new and sealed units. The BOYA BY-V10 pairs a 9.5-gram clip-on transmitter with a 6-gram receiver that plugs into the USB-C port of an Android phone, tablet or computer. Its omnidirectional capsule picks up your voice from any angle, records at 48kHz/16-bit and holds a link up to 50 metres from the phone. Walk into our store at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, to see it working.
Built for content creators, journalists, teachers and small business owners across Kenya, the BOYA BY-V10 fixes a common problem: phone recordings that sound thin, distant and full of street noise. A phone's own microphone sits far from your mouth, so a product demo filmed beside a busy road in Westlands or a matatu stage picks up hooting and engines. Clip the BOYA BY-V10 to your collar, plug the receiver in, and your voice is captured a few centimetres from the source. The noise reduction button on the transmitter filters much of the background hum, which helps with interviews, church announcements and online classes.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that sell unboxed or copied wireless mics, Mascom International supplies the genuine BOYA BY-V10 with a 6-month warranty. Customers across Nairobi tell us the single-transmitter kit is the easiest first upgrade for solo creators who film alone and want results without learning audio gear. If you plan to interview a guest, the two-transmitter BOYA BY-V20 is the step up. Visit us Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, to test the BOYA BY-V10 on your own phone, or order it with pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya.
Common Questions About the BOYA BY-V10
How much is the BOYA BY-V10 in Kenya?
The BOYA BY-V10 costs KSh 5,300 for a genuine sealed unit at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. That price covers one transmitter, one USB-C receiver and a 6-month warranty handled at our Kimathi Street service desk. You pay on arrival when it is delivered, so there is no risk of paying for a parcel that never comes. If you need two microphones, the BOYA BY-V20 costs KSh 1,500 more, and the BOYA BY-V30 with its charging case costs KSh 3,200 more.
What is the difference between the BOYA BY-V10 and the BOYA BY-V20?
The BOYA BY-V10 has one transmitter, while the BOYA BY-V20 has two transmitters sharing one USB-C receiver. Both belong to the same BOYA family and use the same 2.4GHz wireless system and noise reduction button, so each voice is recorded the same way. The real difference is how many people speak on camera. The BOYA BY-V10 suits solo creators, teachers and sellers who talk alone. Pick the BOYA BY-V20 for interviews, podcasts with a guest or couple content, for KSh 1,500 more at Mascom International.
Will the BOYA BY-V10 work with my phone?
The BOYA BY-V10 works with phones, tablets and computers that have a USB-C port, which covers most Android phones sold in Kenya, including Samsung, Tecno, Infinix, Oppo and Redmi models. Plug the receiver in and the phone treats it as an external microphone, with no app to install. Older iPhones with a Lightning port cannot use it. For USB-C iPhones, laptops or a camera app you rely on, bring your device to our Kimathi Street store and we will test it with you before you pay.
Does the BOYA BY-V10 keep working through KPLC power cuts and long shoots?
The BOYA BY-V10 transmitter runs for about 8 hours on a full charge, so an afternoon KPLC outage will not end your filming day. The receiver draws its small power from your phone and needs no charging of its own. It also has a USB-C port on the side, so you can keep charging the phone from a power bank while you record. For long market-day lives or church events, top up the transmitter during breaks with any USB-C charger you already own.
How far can I stand from the phone with the BOYA BY-V10?
The BOYA BY-V10 holds a wireless link up to 50 metres between the transmitter and the receiver. Walls, crowds and metal structures shorten that distance, so staying within a few metres of the phone gives the cleanest sound. That range is plenty for a lecturer walking across a hall at Kenyatta University, an estate agent touring a house in Kilimani, or a shop owner moving between shelves while the phone sits on a tripod at the counter.
Can the BOYA BY-V10 cut background noise in busy places?
Yes, the BOYA BY-V10 has a noise reduction button on the transmitter that filters much of the steady background sound, such as traffic, fans and generator hum. Press it and the mic focuses on the nearby voice. It works best on constant noise, so a sudden hoot or shout will still come through. Because the omnidirectional capsule sits on your collar, close to your mouth, your voice already rises above the room, which is why clip-on mics beat a phone's built-in microphone.
Is the BOYA BY-V10 good for TikTok Live and Facebook Live selling?
The BOYA BY-V10 suits TikTok Live, Instagram Live and Facebook Live selling, because the phone uses it as its microphone during the stream. At Mascom International, we're seeing online boutique owners use clip-on mics so buyers hear prices and sizes clearly over a Safaricom or Airtel Kenya 4G connection. With the phone charging through the receiver's side port, you can stream for hours, confirm M-Pesa payments on another device, and keep your voice steady as you move around the stock.
Who should buy the BOYA BY-V10 and who should skip it?
Buy the BOYA BY-V10 if you record yourself alone on a USB-C Android phone: vloggers, lecturers, pastors, YouTube tutors, estate agents and small sellers. Skip it if you often interview a second person, because one transmitter captures only one speaker clearly; the BOYA BY-V20 is the better fit there. Skip it as well if you shoot on a camera with a 3.5mm mic jack or on a Lightning iPhone, since this receiver connects through USB-C only.
Technical Specifications
Core Function and Wireless System
- One transmitter and one receiver — a single-speaker kit for solo vlogs, lessons and voice-overs recorded on a phone.
- 2.4GHz digital wireless link — the same band Wi-Fi uses, carrying your voice to the phone with no cable in the shot.
- Operating range up to 50 metres — move around a room, shop floor or open compound while the phone stays on its stand.
- Pairing out of the box — the transmitter and receiver find each other when switched on, with no app or settings menu.
- Receiver plugs into the phone's USB-C port — the phone records the mic signal as its own microphone input.
Audio Capture and Noise Reduction
- Omnidirectional pickup — the capsule hears sound from every direction, so the clip angle on your collar matters less.
- 48kHz/16-bit lossless recording — detail on par with music CDs, so your voice stays clear rather than squashed or muffled.
- Noise reduction button on the transmitter — one press filters steady background noise such as fans, traffic and crowd murmur.
- Clip-on position near the mouth — your voice sits far louder than room noise than it does on the phone's own microphone.
- Tuned for speech first — interviews, lessons, sermons, product demos and voice notes rather than full band or choir recordings.
Battery and Charging
- Transmitter battery of about 8 hours per full charge — enough for a full school day or event without a top-up.
- Receiver has no battery — it draws power from the phone, leaving one less device to charge before a shoot.
- USB-C charging port — refill the transmitter from any USB-C phone charger, laptop port or power bank.
- Side USB-C port on the receiver — charge your phone through it while the mic stays plugged in and recording.
- Power bank friendly — keep filming through long days away from a wall socket by topping up during breaks.
Compatibility
- USB-C Android phones — the port found on most current phones from mainstream Android brands works directly.
- USB-C tablets and computers — record lectures, podcasts or Zoom calls straight into a tablet or laptop.
- Plug-and-play input — no driver or companion app is required; the device detects it as an external microphone.
- No Lightning support — iPhones with the older Lightning port need a different BOYA model with a Lightning receiver.
- No 3.5mm output — it is not designed for cameras that only accept a mic through a headphone-style jack.
Build and Weight
- Transmitter weighs 9.5 grams — light enough to clip onto a shirt collar or blouse without dragging the fabric down.
- Receiver weighs 6 grams — barely noticeable on the phone, so a phone grip or tripod mount stays balanced.
- Clip-on body — attaches to collars, lapels, ties or bag straps in a couple of seconds.
- Compact parts — both pieces slip into a shirt pocket or handbag between shoots without a dedicated bag.
- Black finish — blends with most clothing on camera, so the mic draws little attention in the frame.
Inclusions and Support
- One clip-on wireless transmitter — the microphone you wear, already paired to the receiver at the factory.
- One USB-C receiver — the small plug that turns your phone into a wireless recording setup.
- Genuine BOYA unit — sourced through proper channels rather than the copied versions common in street markets.
- Sealed retail box — opened by you on delivery or in store, not by anyone before you.
- 6-month Mascom International warranty — covers manufacturing defects, with claims handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk.
Package Contents
The BOYA BY-V10 box holds the core kit BOYA lists for this model: one clip-on wireless transmitter and one USB-C receiver, already paired. That is everything a solo creator needs to record a first video the day it arrives. Any extra accessory BOYA packs with a given production batch stays inside the sealed box, and our team opens nothing before you do. If you need a specific item confirmed before ordering, ask us on WhatsApp and we will check the box label for you.
Warranty
The BOYA BY-V10 ships with a 6-month warranty through Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. That includes faults in the transmitter, the receiver connector, pairing and battery charging that come from the factory. Claims are handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk at Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street.
Where to Buy the BOYA BY-V10 in Kenya
The BOYA BY-V10 is on the shelf at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring your phone and we will plug the receiver in, clip the transmitter on you and let you hear a test recording before you pay. The BOYA BY-V10 comes in black; confirm the colour in stock with us on WhatsApp.
Reach our team through any of these channels:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
We deliver to all 47 counties with pay-on-arrival, so you check the sealed box before handing over any money. Orders within Nairobi and its environs arrive the same day, while creators in Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru and Eldoret receive theirs within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
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