DJI Lavalier Microphone

OK, I am a bit biased, but for the right reasons. I love DJI products, though they are getting expensive and tougher to find, thanks to an American drone company crying foul as they could not compete with DJI. I won't mention their name, but their name starts with an 'S'. Anyhow, DJI products are all great, at least 4 star and most are 5 star. They are innovative, quality and stand behind their products, though in America, warranties are touch and go, due to being a Chinese company nowadays. This DJI lavalier mike is no different. It works well with the Mic 2 system as well as the mic Mini sets. I am sure it'll work with any hand held wireless system as they all work about the same way. It is crisp and clear and works well. i ended up buying two when they were about half the price before tariffs and availability issues. I use these with both my Mic 2 and Mini Mics and it works great and of course those connect well with my cameras from DJI. The build is pretty good and see no issues. I mean, honestly, most lavaliers feel somewhat cheaply made as they all feel about the same. The test is the sound quality and these do very well. I had owned a DJ business for 30 years and would not hesitate to use these.

I recently ordered the DJI Lavalier Microphone and it has been a fantastic addition to my gear. The low‑profile clip is discreet and the right‑angle 3.5mm connector ensures a secure fit without awkward strain or slipping. The pickup clarity is really impressive — voices sound natural and clear, and wind distortion is much reduced thanks to the built‑in foam windscreen. Setting it up with my transmitter was quick and hassle‑free, and it held up well during both studio interviews and outdoor vlogging. The cable and connector design feel sturdy and reliable, which helps me trust it during important shoots. For anyone looking for a compact, professional lav mic that delivers clean results, this one is a top‑tier choice.

A very solid mic! I used it for my go pro and the quality is very clear. Captures a good range of background and voice sound. You can't go wrong with DJI mics. The cord length is pretty short but I'm using it for my camera, so I don't really mind it and prefer a shorter cord actually, but the mic captures well from a couple's inches away from my face. The value for money is great it was $30 for me, and I have no regrets. Very easy to use and set-up. Range is good. I've had it for a couple months and still going strong. If you are looking for a good lav mic this is the cheapest, you'll get a good one for.

Got this DJI lav mic to go with my DJI Mic system and it's been super useful. The main thing is it just looks way more professional - instead of having that chunky transmitter clipped to someone's shirt or collar, you get this clean, almost invisible setup. Audio quality is exactly what you'd expect from DJI - they really know what they're doing and somehow keep the prices reasonable for what you're getting. I've been using their stuff for a while now and they just consistently deliver. One heads up though - if you're working with taller people, the cable might be a bit short. I've had to get creative a few times, like having them tuck the transmitter in a jacket pocket or clip it lower on their shirt where the camera won't catch it. What I really like is that it's got a standard 3.5mm TRS connection, so you're not locked into just using it with DJI gear. I've plugged it into other recorders and transmitters and it works great. I basically keep a couple of these in my kit now. Most of the time the regular setup is fine, but when you need that cleaner, more professional look - like for corporate stuff or interviews - these are perfect. Worth having around for sure.

I find this Lav to be a little crisp and tends to run hot. The base transmitter has excellent sound... adding this lav tends to need the transmitter audio to be -1 to accommodate how hot it runs. Functionally it looks great and works well if you need to hide it behind a tie etc.

Great lavalier mic to pair with the mic transmitter if you don't want to have the transmitter sitting in your shot and make things a bit more discreet.

I use a pair of earbuds when playing games on my Xbox as I can't stand over-ear headphones/headsets, so the mic quality from my earbuds is pretty bad because the in-line mic on the cable is always turning and facing my shirt, and my friends complain my voice is quiet and muffled. I bought an Antlion Audio Y adapter to plug in both the earbuds and this mic, and I have the mic clipped high up on the headphone cable so it's right below my mouth. Friends have said it's a *huge* audio improvement from my end!

Great product and perfect for the job