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

I’ve been using these since launch day for my vlogs (paired with the Osmo Action 4) and honestly, the recording quality is superb. If you are filming outdoors, the noise cancelling is spot on; it handles wind noise better than almost anything else I’ve tried. I’ve even used these in a professional setting for interviews and the audio has never let me down. The battery life goes on for ages, and the charging case is a nice bonus to keep you topped up throughout the day. The range is great IF you are using the receiver. The direct Bluetooth connection is pretty limited so use the RX to be safe. One massive tip: As soon as you get them, connect them to your phone and run the firmware update on the DJI Mimo app. I had a few connectivity niggles at the start, but the update fixed them instantly. I recently bought the DJI Mic 3 setup to run 4 mics at once, but I still find myself grabbing these Minis more often just because they are so easy to use. 5 stars.

The DJI Mic Mini with charging case has been excellent to use. It works perfectly with both my mirrorless camera and iPhone, making it super versatile. Setup is quick and hassle-free—no need to pair each mic individually every time. The build quality feels durable and well-made, and the charging case keeps everything powered and organized. Sound quality is clear and reliable straight out of the box, with options to fine-tune if needed. Overall, a great, easy-to-use mic system that I’d highly recommend.

The sound quality is clear and professional, and the mic clips on securely while staying comfortable to wear. It’s very compact, lightweight, and easy to carry around, especially with the charging case. Setup is quick and simple, and it works straight away without any issues. The size is small and discreet, and the audio stays clean with minimal background noise.

Amazing piece of gear. Very easy to use set of mic’s with great sound quality for good price. No connectivity issues whatsoever. Great battery life and good set of accessories. Recommend this set. works seamlessly with canon cameras, iPhones, zoom recorders.

The build quality and operational side of this microphone set is very good. All the components seem well-made and the product is just generally very well designed. It fits in the case very well - including the wind muffs and cable, which is very convenient and helps with items not getting lost. The audio quality is really quite good for the cost of this set. It's not that expensive and gives perfectly acceptable results. The signal/noise isn't amazing and the gain on the receiver really does need to be set at +6db/+12db or the digital noise breakthrough is quite audible on quiet recordings. The thing that sets this apart from all of the similarly priced competition is that it records genuine stereo through both the 3.5mm jack and the usb-c connection. If this doesn't feature or isn't important in your work-flow then the hollyland m2 is a slightly cheaper option but doesn't record stereo - except when used with the 3.5mm connection. Overall this is a well made very capable product that is slightly spoilt by the digital noise at the lowest gain levels.

Absolutely excellent piece of kit! As a motovlogger this mic mini works extremely well when capturing crisp clear audio of my voice as well as the sound coming from the exhaust which is really important to make the footage captured on my DJI Action 5 Pro not only look good but sound amazing. Was previously using the DJI Action 3 with a wired mic set up and it still works really well and didn't really need to upgrade truth be told as it is quite an expensive set up as the Mic Mini transmitter cannot connect directly via Bluetooth to the DJI Action 3 so you're forced to upgrade to the DJI Action 5 Pro. You can connect the DJI Mic Mini Receiver to the DJI Action 3 but then the set up looks rather bulky and it doesn't seem very secure especially if you're using it as a helmet camera. I've travelled speeds upto 55mph and my voice is captured really well and I'm able to use the voice function using commands 'stop recording' and 'start recording' without having to press the shutter button on the camera. This is a very important feature to have especially for road safety when out on the bike. The transmitter battery life lasts quite a while (haven't done an extensive test) before dying but I love how you can pop it into the charging case when it's not in use so that it's fully charged. I did consider the DJI Mic 2 as it has internal recording but it's a lot bulkier whereas the DJI Mic Mini is a lot smaller and easily fits inside my helmet without getting in the way of my face. I basically super glued a 1p coin inside the helmet as the mic comes with a magnet that is super strong and magnetizes to the coin to keep the mic secure from falling out.

I have the DJI Mic 2, which have their place when Im filming interviews and need 32 bit float and backup recording and I bought the Mic Mini because I wanted something small that was more simple than the Mic 2 that can live in my bag for unplanned interviews and off the cuff recording. The set comes in a case and a small pouch, they instantly pair with the receiver and can quickly connect to my Osmo Action 5 or Osmo Pocket 3 for an integrated audio eco system. The range is first class, although Ill never use them anywhere near the reported 400m (I dont think they would be reliable to that point anyway). The battery life is excellent and you can tweak settings using the mimo app that I use for my kit anyway. Overall if youre looking for small, reliable and high quality audio these are a very good option.

Although my DJI camera has great on board mics I do paranormal investigations with 4 crew so having 3 extra microphones is great if the person who does not have a microphone ain't to far away from a person who has a moc clipped to there lapel it should be ok. The transmitter is also fastened to the person holding the camera this has a range limit and is worst if buildings are between the mic receiver and sender are they worth the money well they were for me best of luck deciding ❤️