Mini mic S wireless microphone

Key features

• Ultralight and discreet design: The transmitters are very small and weigh only 10 grams, making them easy to clip onto clothing without weighing it down. They also include a magnetic mount for more flexible placement options.
• High-quality audio: The Mic Mini features omnidirectional microphones that capture clear and balanced audio. It records at 24-bit resolution when connected via a receiver or 16-bit over Bluetooth.
• Long battery life: The system offers up to 11.5 hours of battery life on a single charge for the transmitter. The included charging case extends the total operating time to up to 48 hours.
• Extended transmission range: DJI advertises a wireless range of up to 400 meters in an open, unobstructed environment, significantly exceeding the range of many budget competitors.
• Two-level noise cancellation: The mic includes "Basic" and "Strong" noise-cancellation modes to reduce ambient sound, from fans and air conditioning to loud traffic.
• Automatic audio limiting: This feature automatically adjusts the volume to prevent audio from clipping or distorting if the sound source suddenly gets too loud.
• Plug-and-play functionality: The Mic Mini is designed for easy use, with the transmitters and receiver automatically pairing when you remove them from the charging case.
• Broad device compatibility: It can connect to a wide range of devices, including cameras (via the 3.5mm TRS cable), smartphones (with USB-C or Lightning adapters), tablets, and computers.
• DJI ecosystem integration: The transmitters can connect directly to compatible DJI cameras, such as the Osmo Pocket 3 and Osmo Action 4/5, without needing the receiver. 

Limitations

• No onboard backup recording: Unlike the more expensive DJI Mic 2, the Mic Mini transmitters do not have internal storage for backup audio, meaning any signal interruptions will result in lost audio.
• Limited controls on the receiver: The receiver is more basic than the one on the Mic 2. It lacks a touchscreen display and a 3.5mm headphone jack for live audio monitoring.
• Bluetooth quality: When using a direct Bluetooth connection to a phone, the audio quality drops from 24-bit to 16-bit, and the wireless range is significantly reduced.
• Adapter fit: The receiver's adapter for connecting to a smartphone can feel slightly wobbly.