The Ulanzi WM-10 Lightning V2 is an exceptionally compact wireless lavalier microphone for iPhones and iPads with a Lightning connector. Simply plug the receiver into your device, turn on the transmitter, and you can start recording immediately—no app, cables, or manual pairing required.
The Ulanzi WM-10 Lightning V2 is an exceptionally compact wireless lavalier microphone for iPhones and iPads with a Lightning connector. Simply plug the receiver into your device, turn on the transmitter, and you can start recording immediately—no app, cables, or manual pairing required.
The omnidirectional microphone capsule captures voice naturally from all directions, and the 2.4 GHz transmission provides a stable connection over a distance of at least 10 meters. The system is suitable for vlogging, interviews, live streaming, mobile presentations, and social media content.


Three-stage noise reduction helps suppress ambient noise depending on recording conditions. The included windscreen minimizes wind noise when working outdoors, while the 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency range and a signal-to-noise ratio of at least 70 dB ensure clear speech recording.
The transmitter weighs approximately 8.5 g and, thanks to its integrated clip, places almost no strain on your clothing. The built-in 70 mAh battery offers up to 4.5 hours of operation and charges via USB-C. The Lightning receiver is powered directly from a connected iPhone or iPad.


The single-channel system pairs automatically when turned on. It requires no Bluetooth or separate mobile app, so it’s ready to use in seconds. This model is designed exclusively for Apple devices equipped with a Lightning connector.
The phone, tablet, and other accessories shown are not included in the package.
| Manufacturer: | Ulanzi |
| Category: | Microphones |
| Stereo | No |
| Type | Kondenzátorový |
| Connecting Mic | Wireless |
| Characteristics | Omnidirectional |
| Power Mic | internal battery |
| VLOG Mikrofon | Yes |
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