The Digitek DWM-124 is a two-transmitter, one-receiver 2.4GHz wireless microphone kit that plugs into the USB-C port of an iPhone 15 or newer, or a Type-C Android phone. Digitek claims up to 80 metres of range, about 6 hours of mic runtime, and built-in noise reduction plus an echo mode. In short, it is a phone-only kit aimed at vloggers, YouTubers and interviewers who want two wireless voices on a budget, and it is not meant for cameras or older Lightning iPhones.
This review covers the black DWM-124 kit sold on Amazon.in under ASIN B0GJKWNJH1, titled “2-in-1 Wireless Microphone for iPhone 15+ and Type-C Android, 80m Range, Noise Reduction and Echo Modes”.
Please note: everything below is based on Digitek’s official DWM-124 page and the Amazon.in listing, both checked on 17 October 2026. We have not used the DWM-124 ourselves, and we could not find an independent published review of this model, so sound quality and range in real conditions are not verified.
Quick verdict
- Best for: two-person interviews, vlogs and reels shot on a USB-C phone
- Skip if: you use a Lightning iPhone (iPhone 14 or older), a DSLR or a mirrorless camera
- Strengths: 80 m claimed range, two mics in the box, noise reduction and echo modes, no app or Bluetooth pairing needed, 12-month Digitek warranty
- Limitations: around 6 hours per charge, no camera output, no headphone monitoring mentioned, and several specs exist only on the Amazon listing
Is it compatible with your phone?
This is the first thing to check, because compatibility decides whether the DWM-124 is useful to you at all. Digitek’s official page says it is “designed for iPhone 15 and above and all Type-C Android smartphones, no apps needed”. The receiver uses a USB Type-C plug.
- Works: iPhone 15 series and newer, and Android phones with a USB-C port, according to Digitek
- Not mentioned: a Lightning adapter, so iPhone 14 and older Lightning iPhones are not covered by Digitek’s claims
- Not mentioned: a 3.5mm cable or camera receiver, so DSLR and mirrorless cameras are not a supported use
- Other USB-C devices: the Amazon listing mentions “other USB-C devices”, but Digitek’s page does not list tablets or laptops specifically, so test before relying on it
A practical tip: some phone cases are thick around the charging port, which can stop a plug-in receiver from seating fully. If the receiver feels loose or the phone keeps using its built-in mic, remove the case and try again.
DWM-124 specifications
| Feature | What is claimed | Where it is stated |
|---|---|---|
| Kit | 2 transmitters and 1 receiver (2TX+1RX) | Digitek official page |
| Wireless link | 2.4GHz, up to 80 m | Official page and Amazon.in listing |
| Runtime | Up to 6 hours mic runtime | Official page |
| With charging case | Up to 23+ hours, 400mAh case battery | Amazon.in listing only |
| Modes | Noise reduction and echo mode | Official page |
| Frequency response | 20Hz to 20kHz | Amazon.in listing only |
| Sensitivity | -35dB | Amazon.in listing only |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | 65 dB | Amazon.in listing only |
| Pickup pattern | Omnidirectional | Amazon.in listing only |
| Weight | 9 g transmitter, 4 g receiver | Amazon.in listing only |
| Display | Built-in digital display indicator | Amazon.in listing only |
| Box contents | Charging case, receiver and charging cable, 2 magnets, 2 transmitters, remote control | Amazon.in listing |
| Warranty | 12 months, manufacturing defects, valid invoice needed | Official page |
Check the current price of the Digitek DWM-124 on Amazon.in
Note that the Amazon technical table also includes entries that are clearly data-entry errors, such as “4 9V batteries required” and “Microphone Form Factor: Handheld” for a clip-on mic. The feature bullets on this listing are also word-for-word the same as those on Digitek’s DWM-115 listing, so the specs that appear only on Amazon should be read as the seller’s claims rather than confirmed DWM-124 figures.
Range: what 80 metres really means
The 80 m claim is the DWM-124’s headline feature and double the 40 m that Digitek quotes for its DWM-115 and DWM-116 kits. Range figures for 2.4GHz systems are measured in open space with a clear line of sight. Indoors, walls, furniture, crowds and Wi-Fi routers all reduce the usable distance, and even the wearer’s body can block the signal if the transmitter is on the chest and the person turns away from the phone.
For most creators, the benefit of a higher range claim is not shooting from 80 m away. It is a stronger margin at normal distances, which usually means fewer dropouts when the presenter walks around a room or a market. We cannot confirm how the DWM-124 behaves in practice, so treat the figure as the manufacturer’s best case.
Noise reduction and echo mode
Digitek says the DWM-124 has built-in noise reduction and an echo mode. Noise reduction is meant for steady background sounds such as fans, air conditioners and traffic hum. It is helpful for outdoor vlogs and busy shops, but aggressive noise reduction in any mic can thin out a voice, so record two short test clips, one with it on and one off, and compare them on headphones.
Echo mode adds reverb to the voice. It can make singing or dramatic narration sound fuller, but for interviews, tutorials and product videos, keep it off. Reverb recorded into the audio cannot be removed later, while an editor can always add echo afterwards if needed.
The listing says the pickup is omnidirectional, meaning the mic hears sound from all sides. That makes placement forgiving, since the voice stays steady when the wearer turns their head, but it also means the mic hears the room. Clip it about a hand-width below the chin, and use the magnets to keep it centred on the chest.
Battery life and charging
Digitek’s page quotes up to 6 hours of mic runtime and describes a compact charging case. The Amazon listing adds a 400mAh case battery, Type-C charging and up to 23+ hours total with the case. Six hours covers a typical day of short videos, a lecture or a few interviews. For a full-day event, put the mics back in the case during breaks so they top up between sessions.
DWM-124 vs DWM-115: which Digitek kit?
Both are 2-in-1 USB-C phone kits from Digitek with two transmitters and noise reduction, and their Amazon listings share the same bullet text. Digitek’s own pages show the differences:
- Range: DWM-124 is rated at 80 m, while the DWM-115 is rated at 40 m barrier-free and about 20 m with obstacles
- Effect mode: DWM-124 offers an echo mode, while the DWM-115 page describes an adjustable reverberation effect
- Older iPhones: the official DWM-115 page lists a Type-C to Lightning connector in the box, while the DWM-124 page only names iPhone 15 and above
- Battery: both are quoted at about 6 hours per charge
If you use a USB-C phone and want the longer claimed range, the DWM-124 is the more logical pick. If you might use an older Lightning iPhone, the DWM-115’s listed Lightning connector matters more, but confirm it is in the Amazon box.
Who should buy the DWM-124
It suits YouTubers and reel makers who record on a recent phone, journalists and podcasters doing two-person interviews, teachers recording lessons while moving around a classroom, and small businesses filming walk-through videos. If you are putting together a first creator kit, our YouTube starter kit guide for India covers lights and stands that pair well with a wireless mic.
Who should look elsewhere
Look elsewhere if you shoot on a camera, use a Lightning iPhone, or need features such as gain control on the receiver, headphone monitoring, onboard backup recording or longer battery life. Professional wedding and event videographers will want a kit with a dedicated camera receiver and more detailed published specs.
Alternatives to compare
- Digitek DWM-115: 40 m barrier-free range, about 6 hours per charge and 24 hours with the case, with a Type-C to Lightning connector listed on Digitek’s page
- Digitek DWM-122: also claims 80 m range and adds wireless audio monitoring buds, but Digitek quotes up to 4.5 hours of working time
- Hollyland Lark M2 (Combo): Hollyland lists 48kHz/24-bit audio, about 10 hours per transmitter and separate camera, USB-C and Lightning receivers in the Combo kit
Before you order: a short checklist
- Confirm the listing title reads DWM-124 and check the colour shown, since Digitek sells several similar kits
- Make sure your phone has a USB-C port (iPhone 15 or newer, or a USB-C Android phone)
- Check the box contents on the listing and match them when the parcel arrives: transmitters, receiver, case, magnets and cable
- Keep the invoice, because Digitek’s 12-month warranty covers manufacturing defects only and needs a valid invoice
- Save Digitek’s support details from the listing: toll-free 1800-123-544-444 and support@digitek.net.in
- Charge everything fully and do a test recording in your usual room before the first real shoot
See the Digitek DWM-124 (2 transmitters + 1 USB-C receiver) on Amazon.in
Frequently asked questions
Does the Digitek DWM-124 work with iPhone 14?
Digitek only claims support for iPhone 15 and above, which use USB-C. The iPhone 14 and older models use Lightning, and no Lightning adapter is mentioned for the DWM-124, so it is not a supported setup.
Can I connect the DWM-124 to a DSLR?
Neither Digitek’s page nor the Amazon listing mentions a 3.5mm output or camera cable, so it is designed for phones, not cameras.
How far can the DWM-124 transmit?
Digitek claims up to 80 metres. That is a best-case, open-space figure, and real range indoors will be shorter.
Does it need an app?
No. Digitek says no apps are needed, and the listing describes it as plug-and-play with no Bluetooth.
What is the battery life?
Up to 6 hours of mic runtime per Digitek, and up to 23+ hours with the charging case according to the Amazon listing.
Bottom line
The Digitek DWM-124 offers two wireless mics, a long 80 m claimed range, and simple plug-in use for USB-C phones. Its real limits are its phone-only design, roughly 6-hour runtime, and a listing whose finer specs are not confirmed on Digitek’s own page. If your phone is USB-C and you mainly shoot short videos or interviews, check the current price of the Digitek DWM-124 on Amazon.in.
Related reading on GadgetSoch: Digitek DWM-010 Review: Single-Channel Type-C Wireless Mic, Specs and Limits and GRENARO S13 Wireless Mic Review: Two Mics, Charging Case and 3-Level Noise Reduction.
Sources
- Digitek DWM-124 official product page (checked 17 October 2026)
- Amazon.in listing for ASIN B0GJKWNJH1: title, bullets and technical details (captured 17 October 2026)
- Digitek DWM-115 official product page (checked 17 October 2026)
- Digitek DWM-116 official product page (checked 17 October 2026)
- Digitek DWM-122 official product page (checked 17 October 2026)
- Hollyland Lark M2 official specifications (checked 17 October 2026)
