Wavo Air - Open Box
The JOBY Wavo Air is the most flexible and complete wireless lav kit. With its included lavalier and windjammers you have everything ready to start producing your best content ever. The innovative modular mounting system gives you peace of mind to always be able to find the perfect position for your microphones, never being in the way of your creative flow. The kit is also ready for both camera and smartphone shooters thanks to the included TRS and TRRS cables.
Our Review
JOBY Wavo Air — Wireless Lav Kit Built for Two-Person Travel Shoots
The gist: A 2.4 GHz wireless lavalier system with two transmitters, built-in mics, and included lavs — everything needed for interviews or two-host travel content straight out of the box.
- 50m wireless range: Holds signal across open beaches, markets, and outdoor venues where some wireless mics cut out at 20–30m.
- Dual wireless mics: Both transmitters have built-in omnidirectional capsules, so you can skip clipping on a lav when shooting run-and-gun in the field.
- 6-hour battery with USB-C charging: Covers a full shooting day; a 90-minute low-battery warning prevents silent kills mid-interview.
- Camera and smartphone compatible: Includes both TRS and TRRS cables, so the receiver plugs directly into a mirrorless camera or a phone without adapters.
How-To Geek called the Wavo Air “a content creator’s ideal wireless mic,” noting nearly zero perceptible latency and solid range across varied outdoor environments.
Best for: Travel content creators who shoot two-person interviews or collaborative vlog segments on camera or smartphone. Skip it if: You only need a single-person lav — simpler one-transmitter systems cost less. Open Box: inspected and complete, non-returnable. Runs ~$96 — check the current price before buying.
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