Using DJI’s latest encryption technology, the DJI Mic is capable of recording clear audio up to distances of 250 meters. DJI Mic comes with two transmitters, each with built-in microphones. Both transmitters support omnidirectional audio, making them ideal for multi-person interviews and small studio operations. As a microphone positioned just in front of me, it sounded wonderful and much better than you'd expect from such a small microphone, but clipped on it was noticeably boxier-sounding and middly with a significant drop-off in the higher frequencies. DJI Mic review: alternatives to consider The receiver’s touchscreen display offers easy access to channel selection, input / output settings and other essential operations. Both transmitters come with 14 hours of built-in memory to prevent dropped, dropped, and other audio frame issues.

Different devices mean different input adapters, and DJI Mic is suitable for everyone. The receiver features USB-C, Lightning and 3.5mm TRS ports, making it compatible with traditional smartphones, cameras and laptops. All of this might sound complicated but it's not. I scanned over all the instructions but then, growing impatient, slipped the iPhone adapter into the receiver, powered it up, and attached it to my iPhone 13 Pro, which asked if it was a headphone. I said it wasn't. I powered up both mics, grabbed one, and, while holding the thumbnail-sized magnet square on my shirt, attached one mic to my chest. Then I grabbed my wife and put the other mic on her. The touchscreen on the receiver is simple and effective, displaying your mic levels and enabling you to adjust gain on each transmitter, enable or disable low cut and adjust audio settings such as whether the recording should be in mono. My unit was set to Chinese but changing the language setting was a two-swipe, one-tap affair. DJI Mic review: sound quality

With DJI Mic you can easily record audio that will perfectly match the quality of your videos. It’s ideal for creators who want to take their content to the next level. It offers exceptional sound quality and dual channel recording up to 250m away. Turn it on, plug it in and enjoy crystal clear audio.

Multi-Level Gain Control: Adjust the input and output sensitivity between -12dB ~ 12dB and find the perfect setting for your surroundings. With the hot shoe adapter, attach the receiver to your DSLR, mirrorless or smartphone mount camera and capture flawless footage to match your audio. Are you looking for a system that can keep up with your needs? Get a full day of audio recording with DJI Mic. Enjoy 5.5 hours of battery life from the transmitters, 5 hours from the receiver and up to 15 hours with the charging case. The receiver warned me that it was only recording mono audio. That's a shame since the iPhone can record stereo, but I was still hopeful it might sound good, at least for voice recording (my main interest). Both the transmitters and the receiver will automatically pair with your device as soon as they are taken out of the charging case. Do initial setup and get ready to record great audio in seconds.I keep thinking about what a godsend this kit would be for an amateur movie maker. No more complicated sound systems or expensive booms. Just an iPhone attached to a tiny receiver and to carefully hidden, yet powerful mics. The optimized wireless transmission system ensures a stable audio stream, even in crowded areas such as train stations, shopping malls and offices. The mics' frequency response depends on whether or not you use the Low Cut. If you do, the frequency range is 150Hz to 20KHz, which cuts low-end rumble and the boomiest bits of deep-voiced interviews. With it off, the lower end drops to 50Hz. DJI Mic review: setup and use