BOYA Omic-U Wireless Microphone retails at KSh 11,500 and is in stock now at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The kit ships as a complete two-person dual-channel 2.4GHz wireless system with a USB-C plug-in receiver, two clip-on transmitters, a charging case, and accessories ready to use straight out of the box on Android phones, USB-C tablets, and Windows or Mac laptops with USB-C ports. Each transmitter records up to 5 hours per charge, transmits at distances up to 50 metres line-of-sight, and captures 48kHz HD audio with one-tap noise reduction.
Mascom International stocks the BOYA Omic-U for Kenya's content creators, mobile journalists, podcasters, TikTok and Instagram producers, YouTube vloggers, church AV teams, training coordinators, and small business owners shooting product video on a phone. The pain point this kit solves is direct built-in phone microphones pick up matatu traffic, generator hum, market noise, and air-conditioning rumble that destroy otherwise good footage. Pairing two BOYA Omic-U transmitters with a USB-C phone or laptop pulls clean dialogue from the speaker's chest area while leaving hands free for the camera, gimbal, or interview notes.
At Mascom International, we're seeing strong daily demand for the BOYA Omic-U from buyers across Westlands, Kilimani, Karen, and Mombasa Road who have outgrown the audio quality of their phone's onboard microphone. Users consistently report that the magnetic clip stays put through walking interviews, gym vlogs, and dance shoots, and that the charging case lets them recover a full second day of recording from a single overnight charge. Customers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for verified BOYA stock, accurate pricing, and pay-on-arrival delivery to all 47 counties you only pay when the BOYA Omic-U reaches your hands.
What is the BOYA Omic-U Wireless Microphone and who is it built for?
The BOYA Omic-U is a 2.4GHz dual-channel wireless lapel microphone system with a USB-C receiver, designed for Android phones, USB-C iPads, Windows laptops, and MacBooks with USB-C ports. It pairs two clip-on transmitters with one plug-in receiver, captures 48kHz HD audio when noise cancellation is enabled, and operates at distances up to 50 metres line-of-sight. The kit is built for solo creators who need a second microphone for guest interviews, two-person podcast hosts, vloggers shooting walk-and-talks, and field journalists recording subjects on location.
Why does the BOYA Omic-U make sense for Kenyan content creators?
Two reasons stand out. First, the receiver plugs directly into a USB-C phone or laptop with no adapter cable the same port used by every Android phone sold in Kenya from 2022 onwards, every recent iPad, every MacBook, and every Windows ultrabook. Second, the noise cancellation toggle handles the specific audio problems Kenyan creators face daily: matatu honks on Tom Mboya Street, generator drone during a Kilimani power cut, wind off Diani beach, and crowd noise at Maasai Mara events. Kenya's content creators report that the one-tap noise reduction button on each transmitter lets them clean up audio in real time without post-production software.
How long does the BOYA Omic-U battery actually last?
Each transmitter runs for approximately 5 hours of continuous recording on a full charge, drawn from a built-in 300mAh lithium-ion battery. The included charging case stores enough energy to refill both transmitters multiple times, taking total kit endurance to approximately 15 hours of recording before the case itself needs a recharge. A full transmitter charge takes around 2 hours through the case. The receiver draws power from the connected phone or laptop and does not require its own battery meaning the only thing you need to monitor is your host device's battery level during long shoots.
Practical math for a working day: a 4-hour wedding shoot at the Sarit Centre, a 2-hour podcast recording in Westlands, and a 1-hour customer interview in Karen all fit inside one full kit charge with margin to spare. Kenyan YouTubers shooting day-long event coverage typically charge the case overnight and carry it as a portable power reserve for their transmitters during the shoot itself.
What is the wireless range of the BOYA Omic-U in real conditions?
The BOYA Omic-U transmits up to 50 metres line-of-sight on the 2.4GHz band, which corresponds to roughly 164 feet of clear distance between transmitter and receiver. In practical Kenyan shooting conditions a hotel ballroom in Westlands, a church hall in Karen, a school auditorium in Eldoret, or a field event in Naivasha the working range stays comfortable inside 25 to 35 metres with thin walls or human bodies in the signal path. The 2.4GHz band the kit uses is the same frequency range used by Wi-Fi routers, so heavy Wi-Fi congestion in dense office environments can shorten effective range slightly. For typical interview, vlog, and podcast distances of 1 to 10 metres between speaker and host device, signal strength is consistently solid.
What devices does the BOYA Omic-U work with?
The USB-C receiver plugs directly into:
Android smartphones with USB-C ports (Samsung Galaxy A, S, Z series; Tecno; Infinix; Xiaomi; Oppo; Vivo; OnePlus; Nothing; Pixel)
USB-C iPads (iPad Pro, iPad Air 4 onwards, iPad mini 6 onwards, base iPad 10th generation onwards)
MacBook Air and MacBook Pro with USB-C or Thunderbolt ports
Windows laptops with USB-C ports (HP, Lenovo, Dell, ASUS, Acer)
Chromebooks with USB-C ports
Steam Deck and other USB-C handheld devices
The BOYA Omic-U USB-C version does not work with Lightning iPhones (iPhone 14 and earlier) those buyers should ask Mascom International about the BOYA Omic-D Lightning variant instead. iPhone 15, 16, and 17 series use USB-C and work directly with the Omic-U receiver. For Android, USB OTG support must be enabled in device settings for the receiver to function most Android phones sold in Kenya have this enabled by default.
How does the BOYA Omic-U compare to onboard phone microphones?
A typical phone microphone sits 30 to 80 centimetres from the speaker's mouth during filming and picks up every sound in that 30-centimetre radius equally. The BOYA Omic-U transmitter clips to the speaker's collar, sitting 15 to 20 centimetres below the mouth close enough to capture chest-projected voice clearly while distant sounds drop off naturally. The frequency response runs from 20Hz to 20,000Hz, covering the full audible range, with a signal-to-noise ratio above 80dB.
For Kenya's content creators producing TikTok shorts, Instagram Reels, YouTube videos, and podcast episodes from non-studio locations, the upgrade from phone microphone to BOYA Omic-U is the single most noticeable audio improvement available under KSh 15,000. The audience hears voice, not surroundings.
What does the BOYA Omic-U include in the box?
Each retail kit ships with:
2× BOYA Omic-U transmitters (clip-on with built-in omnidirectional microphones)
1× BOYA Omic-U USB-C receiver (RXU)
1× Charging case with wireless charging support
2× Furry windshields (for outdoor wind noise reduction)
1× USB-A to USB-C charging cable
1× Carrying pouch
Quick-start documentation
The transmitters mount through a magnetic backplate that grips through clothing without leaving pin holes useful for buyers shooting in formal wear or borrowed wardrobes. The detachable magnetic belt clip doubles as a clothing clip for thicker fabrics like denim jackets or church robes. The furry windshields slide over the microphone capsule to cut wind noise during outdoor shoots at Diani, Watamu, Lake Naivasha, or Maasai Mara.
How does noise cancellation work on the BOYA Omic-U?
Each transmitter has a single physical button that toggles active noise cancellation on and off. When enabled, the transmitter actively suppresses background noise engine sounds, wind, room reverb, fan hum while preserving voice frequencies. A solid blue indicator light confirms pairing and noise-cancellation status. The processing happens on the transmitter itself before audio is sent to the receiver, meaning the cleaned signal arrives at your phone or laptop without requiring additional editing software.
For interviews in noisy Kenyan environments a coffee shop in Lavington, a market in Gikomba, a construction site in Industrial Area, or a busy office in Upper Hill the one-click noise toggle is the difference between usable and unusable footage. With noise cancellation off, the kit captures a cleaner, more natural-sounding 48kHz HD audio signal preferable for controlled studio recording, music capture, and podcast work where ambient detail matters.
How does the BOYA Omic-U fit into a content creator's daily workflow?
The kit pairs automatically the moment both transmitters are removed from the charging case no apps, no Bluetooth menus, no codes to enter. Plug the USB-C receiver into your phone, open your recording app of choice (CapCut, InShot, Camera app, Open Camera, Filmora, BOYA's own app, or any video app that accepts USB audio input), clip the transmitter to your subject, and start recording. The pairing handshake takes approximately 3 to 5 seconds.
Mobile journalists working between Industrial Area and Mombasa Road appreciate that the entire kit fits inside the charging case, which is roughly the size of a wireless earbud case at 96 × 46.5 × 37 millimetres and weighs only 90 grams. Photography professionals shooting weddings in Karen, events at the KICC, and corporate work across Westlands carry theBOYA Omic-U as a backup audio source alongside their primary shotgun setup.
Can the BOYA Omic-U record both speakers as separate audio channels?
The receiver outputs both transmitters as a combined stereo signal to the host device transmitter 1 on the left channel, transmitter 2 on the right channel. This separation lets you adjust each speaker's volume independently in post-production using free software like CapCut, DaVinci Resolve, Audacity, or Adobe Premiere. For two-person podcasts, interviews, and dialogue scenes, channel-split recording is the workflow professional creators actually want fixing one speaker's audio without affecting the other speaker's clarity.
What practical content production scenarios does the BOYA Omic-U handle?
The kit is built for:
- YouTube vlogging and walk-and-talk videos around Nairobi CBD, Diani, or upcountry travel
- TikTok and Instagram Reels creators producing dialogue-heavy short-form content
- Two-person podcasts recorded directly into a phone or laptop
- Mobile journalism and news gathering with subject interviews on location
- Church and ministry video recording with pastor and worship leader on separate channels
- Corporate training video recording with presenter and second speaker
- School and university lecture recording for online learning platforms
- Wedding videography with secondary audio capture for vows and toasts
- Live streaming on Facebook Live, Instagram Live, YouTube Live, and TikTok Live
- Customer interview recording for market research and testimonial content
Why buy the BOYA Omic-U from Mascom International?
Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for genuine BOYA stock with verified packaging, accurate specifications, current Kenyan pricing in KSh, and pay-on-arrival countrywide delivery. Unlike traditional electronics retailers in Kenya, Mascom International confirms every BOYA Omic-U kit ships sealed with all retail box contents two transmitters, one receiver, charging case, both windshields, USB-A to USB-C cable, carrying pouch, and documentation before the unit leaves our Nairobi CBD store. Counterfeit BOYA microphones circulate widely on Kenyan online marketplaces; sourcing from Mascom International protects your KSh 11,500 investment.
Where to Buy the BOYA Omic-U Wireless Microphone in Kenya
The BOYA Omic-U Wireless Microphone is available now at Mascom International, located at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Visit our store Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, to test the BOYA Omic-U with your own phone or laptop before purchase. Available colours: Black and White (subject to current stock confirm by phone).
Order through any of the following:
Phone: +254 708 852 521
Email: info@mascomintl.com
Website: www.mascomintl.com
Technical Specifications
Audio Quality Specifications
- Microphone Type: Silicon condenser, omnidirectional pickup pattern
- Frequency Response: 20Hz to 20,000Hz (full audible range)
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio: Greater than 80dB
- Audio Resolution: 48kHz HD audio when noise cancellation enabled
- Output: Digital USB-C (no analog conversion losses)
- Noise Suppression: Single-button active noise cancellation per transmitter
Wireless and Connectivity Specifications
- Wireless Standard: 2.4GHz digital wireless
- Operating Range: Up to 50 metres (164 feet) line-of-sight
- Channels: Dual-channel simultaneous transmission
- Receiver Connection: USB-C plug-in (works with USB-C phones, tablets, and laptops)
- Receiver Power: Drawn from connected device (no separate battery required)
- Pairing: Automatic on removal from charging case
Battery and Charging Specifications
- Transmitter Battery: 300mAh built-in lithium-ion (per transmitter)
- Transmitter Runtime: Approximately 5 hours per charge
- Charging Case Capacity: Recharges both transmitters multiple times for approximately 15 total hours of kit runtime
- Transmitter Charge Time: Approximately 2 hours through the case
- Charging Case Input: USB-C wired or wireless charging pad
- Receiver Charging: Not required drawn from host device
Physical Specifications
- Transmitter Dimensions: 36 × 36 × 9.7 millimetres
- Transmitter Weight: Lightweight clip-on form factor
- Charging Case Dimensions: 96 × 46.5 × 37 millimetres
- Charging Case Weight: 90 grams
- Transmitter Mount: Magnetic backplate with detachable belt clip
- Transmitter Colour: Black or White (verify availability with Mascom International)
Compatibility Specifications
- USB-C Android phones (Samsung, Tecno, Infinix, Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, Pixel, OnePlus, Nothing)
- iPhone 15, 16, and 17 series (all USB-C)
- iPad Pro, iPad Air (4th gen+), iPad mini (6th gen+), iPad (10th gen+)
- MacBook Air and MacBook Pro (USB-C or Thunderbolt)
- Windows laptops with USB-C ports
- Chromebooks with USB-C ports
- Required: USB OTG enabled on Android (default on most devices)
- Not compatible with: Lightning-port iPhones (iPhone 14 and earlier), 3.5mm-only devices
6 Months Warranty
Mascom International ships the BOYA Omic-U Wireless Microphone across all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival delivery you only pay when the BOYA Omic-U reaches you. Major cities including Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, and Eldoret receive next-business-day delivery. Remote locations including Lodwar, Wajir, Mandera, and Marsabit receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
The BOYA Omic-U carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects covering both transmitters, the USB-C receiver, and the charging case under normal use.
Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles after-sales support directly. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accurate specifications, current Kenyan market pricing, and reliable warranty backing on every wireless microphone we stock.
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