NearStream AWM20T Dual Wireless Lavalier Microphone System with Charging Case
The NearStream AWM20T is a two-person wireless lavalier microphone system for vlogs, interviews, podcasts and live streams. Two clip-on transmitters pair automatically with a pocket-sized receiver that plugs into your phone, camera or computer by USB-C or 3.5mm, with one-click AI noise cancelling, up to 200 m of range and a charging case that stretches recording time to about 20 hours.
Key features
- 2 x clip-on transmitters and 1 x receiver: record two people on two channels
- One-click AI noise cancelling and a mute button on each transmitter
- 2.4GHz wireless, up to 200 m range with clear line of sight
- 7-hour transmitter and 6-hour receiver runtime; about 20 hours with the 1300 mAh charging case
- Receiver LCD shows pairing, battery, volume and mute; 3 gain levels; 3.5mm headphone monitoring
- USB-C and 3.5mm outputs with all cables included: USB-C, Lightning adapter, 3.5mm TRS and TRS-to-TRRS
- Plug and play on iPhone, Android, DSLR/mirrorless cameras, Windows PC and Mac: no app or Bluetooth needed
Please note: the receiver does not record on its own; your phone, camera or computer records the audio. Some Android phones need OTG enabled in settings. Range depends on a clear line of sight.
Two clip-on wireless mics, one receiver, zero setup
The NearStream AWM20T is a two-person wireless lavalier microphone system for vlogs, interviews, podcasts and live streams. Two clip-on transmitters pair automatically with the pocket-sized receiver, which plugs into your phone, camera or computer by USB-C or 3.5mm. You get AI noise cancelling at the press of a button, up to 200 m of range and a charging case that stretches recording time to 20 hours.
- 2 x TX + RXtwo-person, two-channel
- 200 mline-of-sight range
- 20 hourswith the charging case
- AI ANCone-click noise cancelling
- USB-C + 3.5mmphone, camera & PC
Record an interview or a co-host with no extra gear
Each transmitter has its own omnidirectional microphone, so a host and a guest both get a clean feed. Clip a transmitter to a collar, switch it on and it links to the receiver on its own. At 14.8 g each, the transmitters are light enough to forget about, and the furry windshields slip over them for outdoor shoots.
Clear voice in a noisy street, cafe or expo hall
One press on the transmitter switches on AI-powered noise cancellation that NearStream rates at filtering out 95% of background noise such as traffic and crowd chatter. Switch it off again for quiet indoor recordings. A mute button with a red indicator light lets you cut your mic without touching the camera.
Up to 200 m on 2.4GHz
The system uses 2.4GHz adaptive frequency hopping with near-zero latency, giving a stable link up to 200 m when the receiver has a clear line of sight to the transmitters, and around 50 m when it does not. That is enough for a wide shot across a sports field, a wedding venue or a conference floor.
A full day of shooting from one case
The transmitters run for 7 hours and the receiver for 6 hours on a charge. Drop all three into the 1300 mAh charging case between takes and it tops them up more than twice over, for about 20 hours in total. A 1.5-hour charge fills a transmitter or receiver, and the case itself recharges in about 2 hours over USB-C. The case doubles as protective storage in your bag.
See your levels on the receiver screen
No app and no Bluetooth pairing: plug the receiver in, switch on the transmitters and they connect. The LCD screen on the receiver shows pairing status, battery level, volume and mute, so you can check everything at a glance. Three gain levels on the receiver set the recording volume, and the 3.5mm jack lets you listen through headphones in real time.
One kit for your phone, camera and laptop
The receiver has both a USB-C digital output and a 3.5mm analogue output, and the cables for each are in the box: USB-C to USB-C for phones, tablets and computers, a Lightning adapter for older iPhones, a 3.5mm TRS cable for cameras and a 3.5mm TRS-to-TRRS cable for the mic input on a laptop or phone.
Need a hidden mic? Plug a wired lavalier or headset into the 3.5mm input on a transmitter and it becomes the audio source for that channel.
Three ways to connect the receiver
Phones & tablets
USB-C phones and tablets, including iPhone 15 and newer and iPad with USB-C, use the included USB-C to USB-C cable. Older iPhones use the included Lightning adapter. Some Android phones need OTG switched on in settings.
Cameras
DSLR, mirrorless and video cameras with a 3.5mm mic input: use the included 3.5mm TRS cable and mount the receiver on the cold shoe or clip it to the strap.
Computers
Windows PC, laptop or Mac: plug in over USB-C and the receiver shows up as a USB microphone for OBS, Zoom, Teams or your recording software. The 3.5mm TRRS cable is an alternative for a laptop mic jack.
Frequently asked questions
Does the NearStream AWM20T work with iPhone and Android?
Yes. Connect the receiver with the included USB-C cable on USB-C phones, or with the included Lightning adapter on older iPhones. Some Android phones need OTG enabled in settings before the receiver is recognised.
Can I use the AWM20T with a DSLR or mirrorless camera?
Yes. Plug the included 3.5mm TRS cable from the receiver into the camera's microphone input. The receiver's 3 gain levels let you match the camera's input level.
Do I need an app or Bluetooth to use it?
No. The transmitters and receiver are paired out of the box and connect over 2.4GHz as soon as they are switched on. There is nothing to install.
How long does the battery last?
About 7 hours per transmitter and 6 hours for the receiver on a full charge, or around 20 hours in total using the charging case. A transmitter or receiver recharges in about 1.5 hours; the case takes about 2 hours.
What is the range of the AWM20T?
Up to 200 m with a clear line of sight between receiver and transmitters, and about 50 m when the line of sight is blocked. Metal objects and other wireless devices can reduce it further.
Can I listen to the audio while recording?
Yes. Plug headphones into the 3.5mm jack on the receiver for real-time monitoring with very low latency, and watch levels on the receiver's LCD screen.
What is the difference between the AWM20T and the AWM20D?
The AWM20T is the two-person kit with two transmitters, one receiver and a charging case. The AWM20D has one transmitter and one receiver and no charging case. The rest of the accessories are the same.
Specifications
| Model | NearStream AWM20T (AW-AWM20T) |
|---|---|
| Type | Dual-channel wireless lavalier microphone system (2 x TX, 1 x RX, charging case) |
| Wireless transmission | 2.4GHz adaptive frequency hopping (AFH) |
| Transmission range | 200 m unobstructed line of sight; 50 m reverse direction |
| Polar pattern | Omnidirectional |
| Frequency range | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| Maximum SPL | 112 dB SPL |
| Input dynamic range | 87 dB |
| Noise cancelling | AI noise cancellation, one-click on/off on each transmitter |
| Receiver outputs | USB-C (digital), 3.5mm TRS (analogue); 3.5mm headphone monitoring; 3 gain levels |
| Transmitter | Built-in omnidirectional mic, 3.5mm input for external lavalier/headset mic, mute button with red indicator, rear clip |
| Display | LCD on receiver: pairing status, battery level, volume, mute |
| Runtime | TX 7 hours; RX 6 hours; about 20 hours total with charging case |
| Charging | USB-C; TX/RX about 1.5 hours, case (1300 mAh) about 2 hours |
| Weight | TX 14.8 g each; RX 22.4 g; charging case 98.7 g |
| Dimensions | TX 52.5 x 25 x 10 mm; RX 48.5 x 34 x 12 mm; case 94 x 63 x 31 mm |
| Compatibility | Smartphones, tablets, DSLR/mirrorless cameras, Windows PC, Mac |
What’s in the box
- 2 x wireless transmitters (TX)
- 1 x receiver (RX)
- Charging case
- 2 x furry windshields
- Lightning adapter for iPhone
- 2-in-1 USB-C charging cable
- USB-C to USB-C cable
- 3.5mm TRS camera audio cable
- 3.5mm TRS to TRRS audio cable
- Fabric carry bag
- User manual and quick start guide
Specifications from NearStream and subject to change without notice. Images are for illustration. Box contents may vary by region.
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