Thank you Maono for sending us a review sample!

We have reviewed many wonderful microphones from Maono and the WM620 is the second wireless model we have the pleasure of reviewing. We previously reviewed the Maono WM820 Wireless Microphone System here. Unlike the WM820, the Maono WM620 Wireless Microphone is way more compact and easier to carry around and use. My only nitpick is that the extra magnets included do not fit in the charging/carrying case.

There are six colors to choose from including black, blue, navy blue, pink, purple, and white. The charging/carrying case will arrive in the same color. The purple model is a light lavender color and works as a deterrent from my husband using them.

Inside of the box, you’ll find a charging/carrying case that holds the two transmitters/microphones and the USB-C receiver. There are also two circular magnets and a USB-C charging cable which charges the microphones through the case.

The microphones have a clip but can be set in place with the included magnets if needed. They have four buttons for power, sound/singing mode, mute, and noise canceling. The receiver supports four levels of gain adjustment. The microphones have four indicator lights on them for battery, noise canceling/mute, singing mode, and transmitter connection status. If the battery light changes from white to red, that means that there is less than 5% of battery power remaining. The microphones also have a 3.5mm external microphone input and a USB-C port for charging or monitoring.

When plugging in the receiver, your computer will register it as a new sound device and will set it as your default sound and microphone device. Since I wanted to use my existing USB sound device, I had to change my default sound device before going live on my stream. You can plug in 3.5mm headphones if desired to the receiver which would give you a 3.5mm headphone back on your phone if you're lacking one.