oraimo VoxMic OMH-692 is now available at Mascom International for KSh 10,000, packing two handheld wireless microphones, a 2.4GHz receiver with up to 30 meters of range, up to 30 hours of microphone runtime, a cardioid pickup pattern, a built-in pop filter, and a 6.35mm output jack that plugs into most speakers and PA systems. The set reaches our store at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD in sealed oraimo packaging with a portable carry case. At KSh 10,000, the oraimo VoxMic covers churches, events, and karaoke without the cost of a full UHF rig.
Worship teams, event MCs, wedding hosts, and school administrators across Kenya pick the oraimo VoxMic OMH-692 for the recurring problem of tangled cables and unreliable single-mic setups during services and functions. The two microphones let a pastor and a worship leader share the platform, or an MC and a guest speaker alternate without passing one handset back and forth. The 2.4GHz receiver connects automatically once you switch on both mics, so there is no pairing menu to fumble during a live event. Gospel artists, comedians, and karaoke bars in Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu use the oraimo VoxMic for the same reasons: quick setup, two voices, one speaker.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya stocking unbranded microphones with no model number or warranty, Mascom International supplies the genuine oraimo VoxMic OMH-692 with its carry case and full documentation. Users consistently report the 30-hour battery outlasts a full day of back-to-back church services and wedding receptions on a single Type-C charge, which matters during KPLC power interruptions. Walk into our Kimathi Street showroom to test both microphones through a live speaker, check the LED battery display, and confirm the 6.35mm jack fits your existing sound system before paying. Countrywide pay-on-arrival delivery reaches all 47 counties.
Questions Buyers Ask About the oraimo VoxMic OMH-692 wireless microphones
Is the oraimo VoxMic OMH-692 worth KSh 10,000 in Kenya?
Yes. At KSh 10,000, the oraimo VoxMic OMH-692 gives you two wireless microphones, a receiver, and a carry case, where single corded mics or unbranded wireless sets often cost the same for less kit. The 2.4GHz system needs no licence, unlike UHF rigs that run into tens of thousands. For a church, school, or event host buying one dependable set, the price covers hardware that usually sells higher once you add a second microphone and a protective case.
How long does the oraimo VoxMic battery actually last?
Each microphone runs up to 30 hours per charge, and the receiver lasts up to 20 hours, based on oraimo's lab testing. In real Kenyan use, back-to-back Sunday services, a wedding reception, or a full day of school events, one charge comfortably covers several functions before you reach for the Type-C cable. Volume level and how hard you drive the mic affect the figure, so louder outdoor events drain faster than indoor speaking. The LED display warns you before any mic runs flat.
What speakers and systems does the oraimo VoxMic connect to?
The receiver ends in a 6.35mm quarter-inch jack, the standard input on most powered speakers, mixers, karaoke machines, and church PA systems in Kenya. You plug the receiver into that jack, power on both mics, and sound comes through, with no app, computer, or driver needed. It pairs with oraimo SpaceBox speakers, party speakers, and hall amplifiers that carry a 6.35mm socket. If your speaker only has a 3.5mm or XLR input, a cheap adapter bridges the connection.
Can two people use the oraimo VoxMic at the same time?
Yes. The set ships with two handheld microphones that both feed one receiver at once, mixing into a single speaker. A pastor and worship leader can share the platform, an MC and guest speaker can alternate, or two singers can duet without passing one mic back and forth. Both microphones connect automatically when powered on, so there is no channel setup during a live program. This dual-mic design is the main reason event teams and churches pick it over single-mic kits.
How far does the wireless range reach?
The 2.4GHz connection reaches up to 30 meters between the microphones and the receiver, covering a church sanctuary, a hall stage, or an outdoor tent from where your speaker and mixer sit. Walls and crowds can shorten that figure, so keep the receiver within sight of the stage for the steadiest signal. The 2.4GHz band holds up in busy rooms where phones and routers share the airwaves, and it needs no internet, so network coverage never affects it.
Does the oraimo VoxMic work for church services and events?
Yes, it is built for exactly that. Worship teams, wedding MCs, school assemblies, comedians, and karaoke bars across Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu use it for services, functions, and stage nights. The cardioid pickup and pop filter keep preaching and singing clean while cutting the feedback squeal common in live halls. Two mics cover a speaker-and-singer setup, and the 30-hour battery survives long programs and KPLC power cuts when the mixer runs on backup. The carry case moves it between venues easily.
How do you set up and charge the oraimo VoxMic?
Setup takes under a minute. Plug the receiver's 6.35mm jack into your speaker or mixer, power on the receiver, then switch on both microphones, which link automatically over 2.4GHz. No pairing menu, app, or computer is involved, which suits volunteers and first-time users. Charging uses the included Type-C cable with any phone charger, power bank, or laptop port. The LED display shows charge level on each unit, so you know when the mics and receiver are ready before an event.
What's included in the oraimo VoxMic box?
The box holds two handheld wireless microphones, one 2.4GHz receiver, a Type-C charging cable, a portable carry case, and a welcome guide. Every unit has a built-in rechargeable battery, so you never buy AA cells. No wall plug ships inside, but any standard USB charger works with the Type-C cable. Mascom International supplies the genuine oraimo set with the case and documentation, not loose unbranded mics, so you can verify the model and claim warranty if needed.
Technical Specifications
Microphone Hardware and Voice Capture
- Two handheld microphones ship in the set, letting two speakers or singers share one system at once
- Cardioid pickup pattern captures the voice in front and rejects side and rear sound, cutting feedback squeal
- Built-in pop filter softens breath blasts and hard "p" and "b" plosive sounds during close-up singing
- Onboard noise reduction trims background hiss, keeping vocals clean in busy halls and open-air functions
- Each microphone body measures 188x46x46mm, a standard handheld size that fits common mic stands and clips
- Suits singing, preaching, hosting, and announcements without swapping capsules or changing any settings
Wireless Transmission and Signal Range
- 2.4GHz wireless band carries audio from both microphones to the receiver with no licence fees or tuning
- Range reaches up to 30 meters, covering a sanctuary, hall stage, or outdoor tent from the mixing point
- Automatic connection links mics and receiver on power-up, removing any pairing menu during a live event
- Stable 2.4GHz signal holds up in crowded rooms where phones, routers, and other devices share the airwaves
- No SIM, data bundle, or internet is needed, so Safaricom or Airtel coverage never affects performance
- Both mics run on one receiver together, mixing the two voices into a single speaker feed
Battery Life and Recharging
- Each microphone runs up to 30 hours per charge, covering weeks of Sunday services on one top-up
- Wireless receiver lasts up to 20 hours, enough for multi-day conferences, weddings, and school events
- Built-in rechargeable batteries remove the recurring cost of AA cells that older wireless mics burn through
- Type-C charging cable refills mics and receiver using any phone charger, power bank, or laptop port
- Long runtime keeps events going during KPLC power cuts when the mixer runs off a backup source
- Playtime varies with volume level and how hard the mic is driven, per oraimo's own lab-test note
Speaker and PA System Connection
- 6.35mm quarter-inch output jack on the receiver plugs into most powered speakers, mixers, and amplifiers
- Works with karaoke machines, church PA systems, portable party speakers, and school hall sound setups
- Plug-and-play setup needs no app, driver, or computer, so first-time users get sound within a minute
- Pairs with oraimo SpaceBox speakers and other 6.35mm-input speakers common at Kenyan events
- Single receiver output combines both microphones, so one cable feeds your existing sound system
- No mixer is required for simple setups, though the jack also fits a mixer channel for more control
Controls and Status Display
- LED status screen shows battery level, connection status, and volume mode at a glance during events
- On-device controls let you power each mic and adjust volume without walking back to the receiver
- Real-time readout helps an MC or sound person spot a weak battery before it interrupts a program
- Simple button layout suits volunteers and first-time users at churches, schools, and community functions
- Status feedback removes the guesswork of older wireless mics that showed no charge or signal indication
- Clear labelling keeps operation easy for teams who rotate different people onto the sound desk
Build Quality and Portability
- Handheld bodies use a firm casing that handles being passed around and set down during busy functions
- Portable carry case holds both mics, the receiver, and the cable, keeping the set together between events
- Compact receiver measures 67x42x17mm, small enough to sit beside a mixer or tuck into a speaker pocket
- Light design travels easily between church, wedding venue, and school hall in a bag or backpack
- Case protects the microphones from dust and knocks during transport on Kenyan roads and matatu trips
- SpeedBlack finish resists showing smudges and fingerprints under stage and hall lighting
Package Contents
The oraimo VoxMic OMH-692 retail box from Mascom International includes two handheld wireless microphones, one 2.4GHz wireless receiver, a Type-C charging cable, a portable carry case, and a printed welcome guide. Both microphones and the receiver carry built-in rechargeable batteries, so no disposable AA cells are needed. No wall adapter ships in the box; any standard USB charger, power bank, or laptop port charges the set through the included Type-C cable.
Warranty
The oraimo VoxMic OMH-692 carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Water damage, physical drops, and battery wear from heavy daily use fall outside warranty cover. Our Nairobi CBD service desk processes claims directly. Keep the carry case, cable, and receiver, since warranty checks require the complete set.
Where to Buy the oraimo VoxMic OMH-692 in Kenya
oraimo VoxMic OMH-692 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 both microphones through a live speaker before purchase. Available color: SpeedBlack.
Order through any of the following:
- Phone: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Mascom International ships the oraimo VoxMic OMH-692 across all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival delivery, so you only pay when the set reaches you. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery, while Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, and Eldoret receive the set within 1 business day. Counties including Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
The oraimo VoxMic OMH-692 carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty covering hardware defects under normal use, handled directly by our Nairobi CBD service desk.
Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for accurate specifications, current Kenyan pricing, and honest after-sales backing on every microphone and audio accessory we stock.
