DJI Mic Mini (2 TX + 1 RX + Charging Case), Wireless Lavalier Microphone for iPhone/Camera/Android, Ultralight, Detail-Rich Audio, 48h Use, Noise Cancelling, Automatic Limiting, Vlog, Streaming

I’m very impressed with this microphone set. The audio quality is clear, crisp, and professional, making it perfect for videos, interviews, and content creation. The microphones connect quickly and are very easy to set up. I also love the compact charging case because it keeps everything organized and portable. The battery life is great, and the microphones work reliably even during longer recording sessions. Overall, an excellent product for anyone looking for convenient and high-quality wireless audio.

I got this Mike to start making content and it works great! It does come with a USB-C so if you do not have a USB-C port in your phone, you will need to get cable or cord to fix that! It blocks out a lot of noise on my busy street. It’s really easy to set up and it gives really great quality audio. The magnetic clip is really strong and the case it comes in is great for storage, including the little bag. It comes with. It has pockets inside to store the cords that come with it.

I’ve been really impressed with how convenient and portable this mic setup is for content creation, vlogging, interviews, and social media videos. The microphones connected quickly and the audio quality sounded noticeably clearer and more professional compared to built-in phone audio. Voices came through crisp without needing a complicated setup, which made filming much easier. The charging case is also a huge plus because it keeps everything organized and extends battery life while traveling or filming on the go. I liked how lightweight the transmitters felt when clipped onto clothing, and the wireless range worked reliably during use. Overall, this feels like a great investment for creators who want better sound quality without carrying around bulky recording equipment.

I’m seriously obsessed with the audio quality of this mic! 😍 Ever since I started using the DJI Mic Mini (2 TX + 1 RX + Charging Case), my videos and reels sound so much more professional. It’s super tiny, lightweight, and you can barely even notice it when wearing it 🎤✨ The noise cancellation works amazingly well, even when filming outdoors or in busy places. The sound comes out so clean, clear, and full of detail. Plus, the battery life is incredible with the charging case, so I can film content all day without worrying about charging 🔋 I also love that it works with iPhone, Android, and cameras, which makes it perfect for vlogs, TikToks, interviews, and everyday content creation. Definitely one of those purchases that instantly levels up your content game 💖📸

I purchased this for use with both my DSLR and my phone. I do a lot of keyboard and PC peripheral reviews. My phone mic was not cutting it anymore. This was an affordable and super intuitive solution to get some good quality sound on a portable level. I have not charged thus even once and I've been using it for two weeks, pretty regularly taking snippets of keyboard typing samples. The mics pic up on nuanced sound very well while keeping ambient sound to a minimum. Setup is super easy. On android for instance, just plug in with the USB C connector and it will auto switch to use external mic. Then turn on your mics. Sync is very quick. If they aren't in sync, just hold the sync buttons until flashing on all devices. Easy peasy. Easily one of the better purchases. I'm really happy about the overall build quality as well. Just a really well rounded, versatile, mini mic setup.

Really phenomenal microphones. I'm a bit of a picky audiophile when it comes to clear sound recordings. I've tested many different wireless lapel microphones on Amazon including the Rhøde Wired, the JBL Quantum Stream, and some other no-nanes. As you'll surely find out, if you purchase any other brand of no-name microphones on Amazon, you can expect disappointment with the audio quality. No matter how bright and exciting their marketing images are - most are the same underlying components just arranged in different plastic shells. DJI, of course, is an actual brand designing their own actual reputable product. The magent is incredibly strong and makes the microphones twice as versatile to use on any clothing (facing inside or outside), the range is great, the connectivity is very simple, and it has loads of features I didn't even realize two weeks later. First - ditch your remote camera shutter button. It doesn't mention this anywhere that I've personally seen (not even on the case where it shows some explicit button diagrams), but you can Single Press on the Mic Pair Button to send a Volume Up command to your phone. (You know what this means - it's a shutter button.) I used to use a JBL Quantum Stream before this and I always needed a Remote Shutter Button. Wasn't a huge inconvenience, but the fact it's built in makes this 5 star product design. (And overall, compared to the JBL Quantum Stream the DJI Mic Mini 2 knocks it out of the water - and I even thought the JBL microphone was pretty nice! Not to mention these are a pair of mics.) Note: The one thing that the JBL Quantum Stream mic has that this doesn't is an on-mic mute button. Perhaps a software update could introduce this as an alternative option for short pressing the Power Button, instead of Noise Cancellation Toggles? Speaking of which, the noise cancellation is great. Like I mentioned I'm pretty particular about my audio, and whether I'm going to let a microphone do it automatically versus me doing it in post. It's solid cancellation that I'm going to use almost all the time. There are also many other features you can unlock with the Mimo Phone app, like splitting tracks into Stereo or Mono, Noise Cancellation Strength, Level Readings, etc. (Still no Mute button there though unfortunately.) One small detail I also love is that I can attach the wind screens to the mics and still close the case. That's a small detail I couldn't get with my Quantum Stream, and I knew that I would eventually lose the cover. (Surprisingly it was the clip that gave out first for JBL. I somehow never did lose the wind screen.). The wind screens are also much, much easier to attach and detatch. They snap very securely in place. I do physical CAD design every now and then, and every part of the product design is precision. The little clicks that occur when you're snapping on the USB C component in, or the dust cover. The clicks that happen when you raise or lower the gain knob. The tactile grit of the knob. The way the case latches shut. The carrying case itself is quality. I had to improvise my own before to avoid losing my JBL wind screen. This has plenty of space for the additional black wind screens, charging cables, 9mm jack connector. Plus, I love the fact that the case itself has the USB C connector in mind. It closes without needing to detatch the USB C component. Highly functional. Highly versatile. Wonderful audio quality. (The only possible suggestion I would have is to introduce a Mute function which wouldn't require me to power off the microphone entirely.) 5/5. I'll probably buy it again as a gift for my family or friends if they start to get into content creation.

These are totally worth the hype. Comes in a strong durable case that can take some abuse. Works well as a charging option so you can have the devices charge while moving between jobs. The individual battery life is quite good for each of the units in this case setup. They’re really easy to use and pair seamlessly with other DJI tools. The noise cancellation is quite good for recording in rooms filled with ambient noise such as events and festivals. The clip is quite good with the strength of the magnet being a welcome improvement. Absolutely genius to make the spaces in the case allow for the magnets to enter and get rearranged/ realigned on entry.

This has been a great tool so far after a couple months. I have used it for a few videos, and it hasn't disappointed, especially after working with it for a bit. There are a few downsides though. - Firstly, the sound quality is good, but a little funky. People say that most lav mics sound nasily, especially when placed closer to the mouth or throat. However I have had the opposite experience with this mic. I started placing this mic on my upper t-shirt or v-neck collar, but that seemed to make it a little too bassy for my liking. So I started experimenting, and landed on using the magnet system to place it relatively centered in my chest, which seems to have given it a more neutral sound to me. This is where it's supposed to be based on advice I have heard. But usually it's to get more bass and less high end, but again, this has kind of produced the opposite result in my experience. - The option to have the magnet system rather than the basic clip has already been a great help for my use. The magnets are pretty strong, so it has never fallen off so far yet, even when doing more active videos like drum kit setups. It also hasn't suffered from too much vibration or chassis noise. Which is surprising because some of my shirts are looser, so it's been bouncing around a little. It also does pull down and out from most of my shirts, which can present some audio isolation issues, but hasn't been a problem with editing for the most part. But I also haven't used this in a public space with other people talking around me or anything like that. - The only time I have gotten some noise in the mic was when I was using it outdoors and the wind was blowing. This was also while using one of the included grey wind muffs. I didn't do a comparison, so I don't know how much it helped, but it also didn't completely prevent the wind from getting in either. I also haven't bothered with the noise isolation feature because usually, I don't need it. But also from the demos I watched before purchasing, it does cause some slightly strange audio frequency filtering that reduces the sound accuracy / quality in my opinion. Not as bad as some other mics though. - Another problem I have been having is with the case. I don't know if DJI advertises this, but one of the reviews mentioned that you should be able to fit all the necessary accessories into the case. While it is possible, it can be difficult to pack, and it often causes my case to be slightly open when closed. It still latches, and houses the devices and such, but it is a bit ajar regularly this way. Just a small problem. I don't know if it will present more issues down the line though. Fitting the aux cord into the case was a challenge in itself, but also it generally seems overpacked a little with the wind muffs inside. - A thing I do like though, and haven't really seen before is that the aux cord has some malleable rigidity. So when you bend the cord into a shape, it mostly keeps that shape rather than trying to unspool or do its own thing like most other cords do. - The last big problem I had was with the receiver. The receiver outputs whatever is sent to it from the mics to the aux port. So one of the selling points was that you could monitor the output of the mics with headphones through the port. However when I tried, the audio was too quiet to really hear, I think even with the full gain boost on the receiver. The audio works well on my camera and only needs a small amount of level boost in the camera compared to a shotgun mic I used to use, even with the receiver gain at 0. But the direct monitoring was basically useless in my experience. Maybe I was doing something wrong, the model of headphones also matter, but that was my experience with it. For all the faults I have mentioned this thing has also made making my videos so much easier. The mics and receiver charge from the case. The life seems to be decently long on the units as well as in the case reserve battery. I got over 100 feet of transmission range outdoors. And the mics have features I haven't even gotten to experiment with yet, like the dual mono transmission mode which I am excited to try out someday. That should allow one of the mics to send to the right side of the stereo recording on your camera, and the other to transmit to the left so you can mix and master them separately in editing as mono signals, which sounds so cool. For the price of $100, which has been marked down to $80 for a while, this thing is an absolute powerhouse for production, and even with all it's faults, I have loved using this thing so far. I may even consider getting a white variant of the mics so it can blend into my V necks better!

Sans aucun doute, c’est du matériel de très haute qualité. Le packaging est superbe : tout est parfaitement emballé, rangé et intelligemment pensé. DJI excelle clairement dans ce domaine. Le DJI Mic Mini est tout simplement formidable. Les micros sont d’excellente fabrication, solides, faciles à utiliser et surtout très intuitifs : aucune prise de tête. Pourquoi faire compliqué quand on peut faire simple ? La qualité sonore à l’enregistrement est vraiment très bonne, avec des réglages simples et efficaces. La mise en place est rapide, aussi bien sur smartphone que sur appareil photo. Le fait qu’il soit parfaitement compatible avec l’écosystème DJI est un vrai plus. Le boîtier est robuste, de qualité professionnelle, et pensé pour être transporté partout. On ouvre, on installe, et ça fonctionne immédiatement. Livraison rapide et emballage impeccable. Un produit extrêmement bien conçu, aussi adapté aux professionnels qu’aux amateurs exigeants. Franchement, le DJI Mic Mini est un excellent investissement en termes de rapport qualité-prix. Je le recommande vivement, vous allez vraiment vous faire plaisir avec.

Very good quality recording and device for the price point! Easy to set up and work perfect with my phone and Sony camera, great range, excellent quality recording, and wind resistance with the covers. Having the case charge them as well is perfect. Highly recommended product.

Great quality

Pack de micrófonos con base de carga y transporte que facilita mucho el poderlos usar en cualquier momento y situación. EMPAREJAMIENTO Con la APP DJi Mimo gratuita del fabricante, vamos a poder emparejarlo rápidamente y además controlar diferentes parámetros como la reducción de ruido de fondo. SONIDO El sonido, como se puede comprobar en el vídeo, mejora muchísimo en nitidez y calidad de audio. Aunque tengas un dispositivo móvil de última generación, la mejora de audio es brutal y sencillamente, para la creación de contenidos, el audio es fundamental. Este producto va a mejorar muchísimo la calidad de tus vídeos. CONECTIVIDAD Se puede usar en cualquier dispositivo con USB-C gracias a el adaptador que lleva. Además, también lleva un cable mini jack para poderlos conectar a las cámaras réflex, lo que aumenta todavía más la usabilidad de este pack de micros. USO Es muy sencillo, fácil, se conectan rápidos y lo bueno del pack es que pueden hablar dos personas tranquilamente y a una larga distancia (200 metros en línea recta se graba a la perfección, comprobado). En resumen, un producto que los he usado para realizar los estudios de comunicación y periodismo y crear contenidos para la universidad y quedan vídeos muy profesionales que, posteriormente con editores de sonido, quedan totalmente profesionales. Existen diferentes opciones del producto, pero si te puedes permitir el modelo con estuche de carga, vale la pena por lo cómodo que resulta cargarlos y por la duración de la batería del estuche. Y además, para transportarlos, todavía más cómodo. Muy buena relación calidad-precio.

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