Boya Collection
BOYA is a Shenzhen audio brand and one of the more established names in affordable microphones, making condenser mics, wireless lavalier systems and audio accessories built primarily for cameras and phones rather than studio-only use.
The range covers wireless lavalier microphone systems for interviews and vlogging, shotgun and condenser microphones for DSLR and mirrorless cameras, and mics built to pair directly with phones for mobile content creation.
What BOYA is good for
- Interviews and vlogging — clip-on wireless lavalier mics that free the subject from holding anything
- On-camera audio — shotgun mics that mount directly to a DSLR or mirrorless hot shoe
- Phone-based content creation — microphones designed to plug straight into a smartphone for TikTok, YouTube and livestream audio
- Two-person recording — dual-channel wireless systems for interviews and duets
Worth knowing before you buy
2.4GHz wireless mics pair automatically but share spectrum with WiFi and Bluetooth. In a venue dense with other wireless devices, test for interference before an event rather than discovering it live.
Match the mic to the camera you actually use. A mic built for a mirrorless hot shoe will not necessarily work the same way on a phone, and vice versa — check the connector and mounting type against your specific device before ordering.
All BOYA products sold here carry BOYA's standard 2-year warranty on the main unit (built-in batteries and bundled accessories are covered for 1 year) and ship nationwide across the Philippines.
BOYA BY-CM3 USB Condenser Microphone - VMI Direct Affordable Audio
JJC by BOYA SGM-38II Omnidirectional Lapel Microphone for Clear Audio
Boya BY-VM01 Condenser Microphone by VMI Direct
BOYA WMIC5 M2 Wireless Microphone by VMI Direct
BOYA WMIC5 M1 Wireless Microphone by VMI Direct
BOYA V1 V2 V10 V20 Series Mini Wireless Lavalier Microphone System
BOYA PM700 USB Condenser Microphone for Clear Audio VMI
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Which Boya model should you choose?
A quick comparison to help you match a model to how you will actually use it.
BOYA PM700 USB Condenser Microphone
BOYA V1/V2/V10/V20 Series Mini Wireless Lavalier Microphone System
BOYA BY-CM3 USB Condenser Microphone
BOYA WMIC5-M1 Wireless Microphone
BOYA WMIC5-M2 Wireless Microphone
Boya BY-VM01 Condenser Microphone
JJC by BOYA SGM-38II Omnidirectional Lapel Microphone
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a wired and a wireless BOYA lavalier mic?
Wired mics such as the BY-VM01 and the JJC SGM-38II connect by a 3.5mm cable with no pairing or charging needed. Wireless systems such as the V-series and WMIC5 use a clip-on 2.4GHz transmitter and a receiver that plugs into the camera or phone, trading the cable for batteries you need to keep charged.
Which BOYA mic works with a DSLR or mirrorless camera?
The PM700 and BY-CM3 are USB microphones built for a computer, not a camera. For camera-mounted audio, use the BY-VM01 (wired, 3.5mm mini-jack) or a WMIC5/V-series wireless system, whose receiver outputs to the camera's mic input.
Can the PM700 or BY-CM3 USB microphones be used with a smartphone?
The PM700 listing states compatibility with smartphones that have a Type-C jack. The BY-CM3 listing does not state phone compatibility, so confirm your phone supports USB audio input over its port before buying the CM3 for phone use.
Do BOYA's 2.4GHz wireless mics suffer interference at a busy event or venue?
They can. 2.4GHz wireless mics pair automatically but share spectrum with WiFi and Bluetooth devices. In a venue dense with other wireless equipment, test for interference before the event rather than discovering it live.
What warranty applies to BOYA products from VMI Direct?
BOYA's official global warranty policy (boyamic.com) covers all BOYA microphones — wired and wireless — for 2 years on the main unit, with built-in batteries and bundled accessories covered for 1 year. The WMIC5-M2 listing's '2-year BOYA warranty' reflects this standard policy rather than being a special exception.
Do the wireless lavalier systems need a separate power bank for long shoots?
Not usually for a single session: the WMIC5 transmitter runs about 10 hours and the receiver about 20 hours on a charge, per the product listing. For a multi-day shoot without downtime to recharge, plan to top up overnight.
