Razer continues its diversification and has just announced a new type of product for streamers, and not just any streamers, since this one is mobile streamers. In general, when we talk about streams, we talk about live streams and often, it is a well-established installation that does the job.
But for some time now, streamers have been going mobile and we are seeing more and more streams from a simple smartphone and as we know, if smartphone microphones are sufficient in a quiet environment, this is not the case when you are in a living room or an event. Also, this is where that comes the new product from Razer, the Seiren BT.
As its name suggests, it is a microphone (since it is a product from the Seiren range) but above all, it is Bluetooth and designed to work with your smartphone. With a contained size, it can slip into any pocket and above all work by itself with its omnidirectional microphone.
So no more wires, the Seiren BT will allow you to use the smartphone on any support like a stabilizer without having to worry about wires or two-part sound modules (transmitter and receiver). The Seiren BT uses a simple clip system that will allow you to attach the microphone anywhere, especially with its weight of only 14.5g.
In addition to this, there are useful functions such as noise cancellation. The Seiren BT microphone is thus able to intelligently filter noise coming from indoor or outdoor environments, thanks to a strong or weak noise cancellation option via the Razer Streaming Mobile App (iOS and Android). Razer speaks of an artificial intelligence-assisted microphone to eliminate unnecessary noise and we have access to three levels of settings.
With an announced battery life of 6 hours (or 4 hours with noise cancellation), the Seiren BT offers Bluetooth 5.0, a latency of less than 20 ms and a range of 10 meters. Count 109.99 euros from today. The Seiren BT completes the Seiren range with the Seiren V2 Pro, the Seiren V2 X and the Seiren Mini.
It should be noted that iOS and Android impose a limitation on audio recording from basic applications and you will have to use third-party software such as Streamlabs or Filmic Pro for example.
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