Razer’s newest livestreaming gear is constructed for broadcasts far-off out of your desk. The company has unveiled the Seiren Bluetooth, its first Bluetooth lapel microphone. The clip-on design’s omnidirectional mic and AI-based noise suppression are constructed to assist cellular streamers and vloggers who need higher voice high quality than their cellphone can provide, notably in noisy conditions.

The lapel mic features a 3.5mm jack for monitoring by way of headphones, and you may customise it by way of the Razer Streaming App to tweak the noise suppression ranges, scale back latency for recreation streams and alter sidetone for monitoring. The battery lasts for as much as 4 hours with AI enabled and 6 hours with AI disabled, or sufficient for a prolonged IRL stream. Included socks assist scale back popping and wind noise each indoors and out of doors.

The Seiren Bluetooth is on the market for $100 and will work with “all” telephones in addition to frequent streaming apps like Streamlabs, Twitch and YouTube. Whether or not that is a superb worth might rely in your wants. Razer is most keen to match the Seiren to Sabinetek’s similarly-equipped $140 SmartMike+, however this additionally assumes you insist on a wi-fi possibility. You can spend significantly much less when you’re pleased with a USB- or Lightning-based wired lapel mic.