Test one, two, three, four—yes, the audio you’re hearing in this video is coming from a microphone that’s literally built into a handle. In this setup breakdown, I walk through the CaTeFo (Kifo) 2.4GHz RigMic: an all-in-one rig mic that combines a condenser cardioid microphone with a built-in wireless transmitter/receiver. I’m using my phone as the main camera, plugging the Type‑C receiver straight into the bottom of the phone, and pairing it with a wireless monitor so I can actually frame myself properly as a solo creator. I also show the design details that make this thing interesting for run-and-gun work: the included foam windscreen, the customizable mic flag (you can stick your logo on it), and the adapters (USB‑C to USB‑A and USB‑C to Lightning) so it can work across iOS, Android, laptops, and more. On the control side, I demo the one-touch noise cancellation, double-tap mute, and real-time gain/volume behavior when pairing it with cameras like the DJI Pocket 3. My takeaway: for interviews, vlogging, quick event recaps (think NAB floor), this “mic handle” concept is a surprisingly practical way to travel lighter without sacrificing clean audio.