# BOYA Magic: Two Tiny Mics Inside a Handheld Body > Trying the clips, stand and receiver arrangements, then switching the recording to BOYA. Canonical page: https://pyrosoft.pro/blog/boya-magic-mic-studio-quality-anywhere-ai-noise-reduction-4-form-factor-wireless-microph-f859900e Published: 2026-11-04 Some links to other products on this page are affiliate links, and we may earn a commission if you buy through them. It costs you nothing extra, and it has not changed what this article says — where a competitor is the better answer, we say so. The BOYA Magic looks like a handheld microphone until I open its storage area and pull out the two small mics. That is the clever part of the format: the pieces can come out for a clip-on setup and go back into the larger body. I go through the accessories and then switch the recording to the BOYA so the video includes an actual audio sample. ## The small microphones can leave the body I take out the two units, show their clips and magnetic attachment pieces, then put them back into the handheld arrangement. I also look at the windscreens for the small mics and larger body. The included stand gives me another physical position to try. Those changes are what I mean by different form factors; they are not a claim that a small microphone becomes a different acoustic design simply by moving it. ## The receiver is a separate piece I identify the phone-receiver pieces and distinguish their storage position from the charging connection. The kit also has cables and a shoe-sized clip arrangement intended for a camera setup. I demonstrate the hardware layout, but do not verify every phone or camera combination, wind condition or advertised wireless range. ## The recording changes to the new mic I switch from the mic I had been using to the BOYA Magic, first without noise reduction and then with it enabled. I also try the handheld arrangement, pointing it away and back toward me while talking. I ask viewers how it sounds because I cannot monitor that recording as I make it. The sample is in the embedded video; I am not adding an unheard sound-quality verdict or a laboratory noise measurement. My [SVBONY D4 walkthrough]() has a separate wireless-mic switch-over sample. It is another session to hear, not a controlled comparison. The original video is sponsored by PrunePro, whose separate shears link is below. The six-hour and charging-case battery claims for the microphone are not endurance tests completed in this recording. ## Links from the video **Affiliate disclosure:** These links may earn me a commission at no extra cost to you. - [BOYA Magic original Amazon link]() - [BOYA Magic original official product/referral link]() - [PrunePro sponsor original Amazon link]() Links and offers are from the video description. Availability, prices and offer terms may change.