Mic Mini Transmitter (Infinity Black), Ultralight, Detail-Rich Audio | DJI OsmoAudio, Noise Cancelling, Wireless Microphone for Camera/iPhone/Android, Vlog, Streaming

I was genuinely impressed by the quality of the DJI Mic Mini. It feels very well made, has a clean, thoughtful design, and its tiny size makes it incredibly convenient to use. The noise canceling works great. Even with noise canceling turned off, the sound is much cleaner than recording with my phone's built-in microphone. When it's turned on, it does a great job of reducing background noise and makes the recording sound very clear. I bought only the transmitter (without the receiver). It connects well via Bluetooth to my computer and also to my iPhone. Just keep in mind that it doesn't work with the native iPhone Camera app. You can record audio with Voice Memos or similar apps, but if you want to record video, you'll need to use a third-party camera app (I use Blackmagic Camera). The compact charging dock is another feature I really like. It sits neatly on my desk next to my computer, keeps the microphone charged, and provides a convenient place to store it when I'm not using it. It's a small detail, but it makes everyday use much more enjoyable. Overall, I'm extremely happy with this product. It's compact, well designed, easy to use, and delivers excellent audio quality.

I've been really impressed with the DJI Mic Mini set. They seamlessly pair with my Xtra Muse camera via Bluetooth, and the audio quality is excellent. Voices come through crisp and clear, and the noise cancellation does a fantastic job of reducing background sounds without making the audio sound unnatural. I also love how incredibly small and lightweight they are. They barely take up any room in my bag, which makes them perfect for filming on the go. Charging them is easy too! It's quick, convenient, and makes it easy to keep them ready for my next recording session. Considering DJI's reputation, I expected these to cost much more than they did, so the price was a pleasant surprise. You get great performance, portability, and reliability all in one package. If you're looking for compact wireless microphones for content creation, vlogging, or interviews, I definitely recommend these.

I’ve been really impressed with the DJI Mic Mini. The audio quality is clear and professional, and the microphone is incredibly lightweight and easy to wear. Pairing was quick, the battery lasts a long time, and it’s perfect for recording videos, interviews, or content on the go. It does a great job reducing background noise, making my recordings sound much cleaner. Overall, it’s a reliable and high-quality microphone that I would definitely recommend.

This is one of the best investments I’ve made. I’ve filmed fishing videos for decades, Without a mic. This connects wirelessly to your DJI camera or any device and records great sound the fussy wind guards do impressive work. Even in the Windy City of Chicago. I like that if I put my camera underwater and bring it back up again the mic reconnects. Which makes my setup a one stop shop. Thank you DJI since 2009 I’ve used GoPro. But DJI Took me over with their action6 camera and its battery life as well as its cold tolerance both of which GoPro couldn’t come close too. Add in the mic. Just pure game changer. Affordable price and I can’t believe I’ve gone all my time without one.

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.

Super Lightweight & Discreet: You barely feel it when it’s clipped on, and it doesn't pull down your clothing like heavier mics do. Seamless Connectivity: It pairs instantly with my gear. No hassle, no complicated setups—just plug and play. Rock-Solid Battery Life: It easily lasts through long recording sessions, and the charging case makes it super convenient for travel. Impressive Range: I tested it at a distance, and the audio didn't drop or crackle even once. Whether you are recording TikToks, vlogs, interviews, or professional UGC content, this mic delivers premium audio without the bulk. DJI nailed it with this one. Highly recommended! Tested it with my iPhone/camera and it works flawlessly. 💛💙💖

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!

I purchased the DJI Mic Mini for recording videos and social media content, and I’m very happy with it. The microphones are extremely lightweight and small, so they are comfortable to wear and do not look distracting on camera. Setup and pairing were quick and easy, and the connection has been stable during use. The sound is clear and noticeably better than recording directly with my phone. The charging case is also very convenient because it keeps everything organized, protected, and ready to use. Having two transmitters is especially useful when recording interviews or videos with another person. Overall, this is a compact, practical, and high-quality wireless microphone system. I would recommend it to anyone creating videos, interviews, or social media content.

excelente producto, muy bien para utilizarlo ahora que todo esto esta de moda, nada mas debes de comprar el transmisor aparte

Excellent product. No hassles, just plug and play. Great sound and clarity

Rapport qualité prix imbattable, la qualité est époustouflante (après vous me direz que c’est du dji), il vient avec pas mal d'accessoires, honnêtement pour faire des vidéos amateurs ou même semi-pro ça fait complètement l’affaire, je le recommande fortement

I’ve been using the DJI Mic Mini with both my phone and my DJI Osmo Pocket 3, and the quality has been excellent. The compact size makes it super portable and easy to carry anywhere, while the connectivity is quick and reliable on both devices. Sound quality is clear and professional, with very low background noise even in busy environments. For the price, it offers amazing value for money and feels much more premium than expected.

Ich habe das DJI Mic Mini für meine Vlogs und YouTube-Aufnahmen gekauft und bin absolut begeistert. Hier meine Erfahrungen im Detail: **Kompaktheit & Design:** Das "Mini" im Namen ist Programm. Der Sender ist federleicht und fällt am Kragen kaum auf, ohne das Shirt nach unten zu ziehen. Das Design ist schlicht und wertig. **Klangqualität:** Die Audioqualität ist glasklar. Stimmen werden sehr natürlich eingefangen, und das Grundrauschen ist minimal. Besonders beeindruckend ist die OsmoAudio-Einbindung, die den Workflow mit kompatiblen Geräten enorm vereinfacht. **Konnektivität:** Die Verbindung via USB-C klappt an meinem iPhone und Android-Tablet völlig problemlos (Plug & Play). Auch die Bluetooth-Option ist ein riesiger Vorteil für alle, die ein minimalistisches Setup ohne viele Kabel bevorzugen. **Reichweite & Akku:** Die kabellose Verbindung bleibt auch bei einigen Metern Abstand stabil und ohne Aussetzer. Die Akkulaufzeit reicht locker für ausgiebige Recording-Sessions. **Fazit:** Wer eine professionelle Audio-Lösung sucht, die nicht aufträgt und kinderleicht zu bedienen ist, kommt am DJI Mic Mini nicht vorbei. Absolute Kaufempfehlung für Content Creator! **Pro:** * Extrem kompakt und leicht * Hervorragende Sprachqualität * Vielseitig kompatibel (USB-C & Bluetooth) * Zuverlässige DJI-Qualität **Contra:** * Nichts nennenswertes bei diesem Formfaktor.