Detail 01
Up to 328-foot (100 m) operating range
Supports wider shots while keeping the transmitter and receiver connected wirelessly.

Independent shopping perspective
Blink 500 PRO B1 is a single-transmitter 2.4 GHz wireless kit for sending audio to cameras, mobile devices, and other gear with compatible connections. The transmitter has its own omnidirectional mic and accepts the included lavalier for a more discreet placement. Its dual-channel receiver supplies TRS and TRRS leads, headphone monitoring, and mono or stereo output. The included charging carry case protects the system in transit and provides rechargeable power when working away from a charger.


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Detail 01
Supports wider shots while keeping the transmitter and receiver connected wirelessly.
Detail 02
Provides extended recording time before recharge.
Detail 03
Stores, protects, and recharges the system for transport and remote work.
Detail 04
The transmitter can accept microphone-level or line-level sources.
Detail 05
With an additional transmitter, stereo mode can place each microphone on a separate camera or recorder channel.
Detail 06
Enables real-time monitoring even when the recording device has no headphone output.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It includes one clip-on transmitter with built-in mic, an omnidirectional lavalier, a dual-channel receiver, TRS and TRRS output cables, and a charging carry case.
Yes, after adding a second Blink 500 PRO TX transmitter, sold separately. The receiver supports two transmitters and mono or stereo output.
It can connect when paired with a Lightning or USB-C dongle, which is not included.
Yes. Its 3.5 mm input can transmit microphone-level or line-level sources wirelessly.
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