Microfone digital para câmara Joby Wavo Plus

Wavo Plus is a wired digital camera microphone designed to deliver high-quality audio for creators using compact premium vlogging cameras. It provides real-time monitoring via a built-in 3.5 mm headphone input and offers features such as a 100 Hz high-pass filter, -10 dB safety track, auto-power mode and a USB Type-C port for direct connection to Mac or PC for voiceover recording.

Advantages

The Wavo Plus combines a 3.5 mm headphone monitoring input with a convenient volume control so creators can hear background noise and adjust levels while shooting. A 100 Hz high-pass filter reduces low-frequency rumble for cleaner recordings, the -10 dB safety track preserves loud peaks, and the second safety track provides a backup. Auto-power sensing turns the microphone on and off with the camera to save battery, and an LED indicator shows battery status. USB Type-C connectivity enables direct digital recording to computers.

Suitable for

• Vlogging with compact premium cameras
• On-camera interviews and run-and-gun shooting
• Voiceovers and desktop recording via USB Type-C
• Content creators monitoring live audio during shoots

Key specifications

• Brand: JOBY
• Model: Wavo Plus (JB01734-BWW)
• Connectivity: Wired, 3.5 mm device interface
• Frequency response: 20 – 20,000 Hz
• Sensitivity: -16 dB
• Signal-to-noise ratio: 75 dB
• Dynamic range: 110 dB
• Output impedance: 10 Ω
• Colour: Black
• Ports: 3.5 mm output, 3.5 mm headphone input, USB Type-C

How to use

Mount Wavo Plus on your camera's shoe or attach it according to your camera's instructions and connect the 3.5 mm output to the camera's microphone input. Use the headphone 3.5 mm input and volume control to monitor audio in real time and adjust levels to avoid clipping. Enable or rely on the auto-power function so the microphone switches on and off with the camera. For voiceover or desktop recording, connect the microphone to a Mac or PC via USB Type-C and select it as the input device in your recording software.

Recommendations

Monitor audio through the headphone output during recording to catch background noise early; use the 100 Hz high-pass filter to reduce low-frequency rumble, and keep the -10 dB safety track enabled when recording unpredictable or loud sources.