K1 Microphone: Choose USB-C or Lightning for Your Phone

Identify the port on the actual phone

Look at the phone you will record with and compare its documented connection type with the receiver selection. Do not rely on the charging cable used with a previous phone or the appearance of an adapter. USB-C and Lightning are different connectors. If you plan to use an adapter, ask about that complete setup rather than assuming a physical fit guarantees audio support.

Confirm the intended app workflow

Tell Lorvyo the phone model, operating-system version and recording app. Ask whether that combination has confirmed support and what setup steps are required. A phone may provide different audio choices in different apps, so a successful test in one does not automatically establish every other workflow. Keep the first test short and listen to the saved file.

Position the clip for the content

Follow the supplied guidance to place the transmitter securely and away from rubbing fabric. Test speech at the distance and movement pattern you expect to use. The listing includes a noise-reduction feature, but that should support a sensible setup rather than replace one. If audio fails, check input selection, receiver fit and charge status before changing the recording environment.

Questions and answers

Is every USB-C phone automatically compatible?

No. Confirm the phone, operating system and recording app as well as the connector.

Can I select a receiver only by the iPhone name?

Check the exact model and port. The product offers distinct Lightning and USB-C choices.