Fifine M6 Wireless Lavalier Microphone Tripod

Fifine M6 Wireless Microphone started annoying me with its short battery life (it shut down in the middle of a meeting/gaming match way too many times). You can use the microphone with a USB-C cable, but then you have an annoying cable attached to your clothes.

And that's why I present the Fifine M6 Wireless Lavalier Microphone Tripod!

Clip the microphone onto the mount, connect USB-C to USB-C cable to the transmitter unit, and connect everything to your computer/phone/any other supported recording device. Voila - you have a tiny wired desktop microphone!

Need a portable microphone? Just unclip the microphone, disconnect the cable, and you'll have a fully charged microphone ready to go in just a few seconds!

This setup is the most versatile microphone I have ever owned and the best part - the total cost is around 20$!

Bill of materials (BOM)

• Fifine M6 Wireless Lavalier Microphone (Aliexpress)
• M3 Screws And Nuts (Aliexpress):
  • M3x10 screws (x3) *
  • M3x16 screw (x1) *
  • M3 nuts (x4)
• TPU filament **
• PLA/PETG or other preferred stiff filament for the legs and base **

* Screws can be longer than indicated here, but they would be sticking out and look ugly. (screws and nuts can be purchased as a M3 kit - Aliexpress)
**  Black filament is preferred to match the look of the microphone and transmitter.

Printing Instructions

Print the following:

• Leg_x3.stl - 3 copies with PLA/PETG or other stiff material.
• Base_x1.stl - 1 copy with PLA/PETG or other stiff material.
• Clip_TPU_x1.stl - 1 copy with TPU filament. (so that the clip would have a very grippy surface to hold on to).

Orientation should be correct when importing into the slicer (flat sides facing downwards).

The tripod should also be compatible with Fifine M8 microphones, however this was not tested.