Customer Ratings & Reviews

This mic will help a lot. If your doing videography

Again Beat Buy you are dissapointing me. I spend 400-$500,000's a year with you guys! Youre turning greedy like many other companies! If you want my business to continue stop being greedy in ghe grand scheme.

[Employee of bestbuy] This has been a awesome purchase even with owning the mic 2

Amazing product for start up creator wanting to begin making social vid

Minis work great bought them to pair with DJI Osmo

Easy setup, fast reliable connections, small profile

Very difficult to use as compared to cheap mics. It is fancy and looks professional, but if you're a novice and care about ease of use I'd recommend something else. It failed me when i needed it the most, and my cheap backup mics came through! It was a waste of money for me.

Best Mic you can use. Mix two mic in one audio track. Great product.

Very hard to get three to connect.. don’t be late for a meeting. But they work great once they connect.

The DJI Mic Mini is the follow up to their DJI Mic 2, and also offers great sound recording in a more portable package. The Mic Mini does away with internal backup recording, making it smaller (about half the size) and lighter. That means the Mic Mini is less noticeable and less likely to bunch up your clothing when worn. Besides excellent recording, this kit has a lot of great features: • Two levels of noise reduction • This kit includes - 2 transmitters with wind screens - 1 receiver - Charging case - Soft case • 2 hours to charge the case which will charge the transmitters and receivers about 3.6 times • Microphone can be clipped or magnetically attached The receiver • The receiver has basic buttons and requires the DJI Mimo app for real configuration. • The receiver indicates if and how many receivers it’s connected to. • It also has a gain for how loud it should transmit the sound to your camera. • Cold shoe mount to attach to cameras • Headphone jack so you can monitor the audio • USB C port that can be plugged into a computer to use as audio to the computer • Slot to attach one of the adapters to plug into your phone’s USB C or Lightning port. Optionally, you can pair the transmitter to your phone via Bluetooth, but then you can’t take full advantage of all the functions in the Mimo app like recording a safety track or adjusting the noice cancelling strength. • The more expensive DJI Mic 2 receiver, on the other hand, has more functionality and a screen so that you don’t need to use the app. Pairing The transmitters and receiver are already paired. But if you need to pair them again, just press and hold the pairing button on each device simultaneously and they will automatically pair. Alternatively, put the transmitters and receiver in the case, close the case, and they will be paired. Very simple. You can also pair the transmitters directly to some DJI cameras without going through the receiver. Very handy if you have those cameras. Recording There are three recording modes - all are omnidirectional • Mono • Mono with safety track. This will record one channel 6 db less than the other. This is useful when you’re volume fluctuates a lot, or if you’re in a noisy area. It ensures you don’t clip. Note that the only way to turn on or off the safety track is via the Mimo app. • Stereo. Requires using two transmitters, and each will record a different track. That way, if, for example, you’re recording two people, you can adjust their levels independently as needed. Because the receiver can be plugged into a computer as an audio source, it’s useful for Zoom calls without needing a hardwired desktop mic. But, there’s no hard mute button on the mic itself, which many desktop mics have. So you probably don’t want to accidentally walk away from your Zoom meeting while wearing a hot mic, in case you were planning to do other activities while on the call. The little things that mean a lot • The entire kit, including the wind screens, is compact enough to fit into the charging case. You don’t need a second case for any accessories. Plus, once the devices are in the case, plugging it in for 5 minutes gives an hour of battery life, in case you’re running low on the 10+ hours of recording time. • When the receiver is plugged into your phone (instead of having the transmitter connect via Bluetooth) you can have the Mic turn on/off when your phone’s camera app is turned on/off. This saves a lot of battery life and avoids the hassle of manually turning on the mic if it’s idled too long and turned off automatically. • The adapter for plugging the receiver into your phone has a connector that’s long enough to properly attach through a phone case. • When paired to a DJI camera like the OSMO Action series, the transmitter’s connect button also doubles as a start/stop recording button. • Auto leveler is built in preventing audio from clipping or being too soft. Annoyances • The receiver adapter for plugging into a phone fits into a covered slot on the receiver itself. But when you remove the small cover, there’s nowhere to store it. You’re better off keeping the slot uncovered so you don’t lose the cover. • Transmission works up to 400 meters with a clear line of sight. That means the transmitter has to be facing towards the receiver. If you’re wearing it on your shirt, you should be facing the receiver, not facing the opposite direction. • Unlike the DJI Mic 2, there is no TRS jack on the Mini transmitter. That means you can’t plug a more discreet lavalier mic into it. • Though you need to connect via the receiver to set the strength of the noise canceling on the transmitter, you can only update the firmware on the transmitter if it’s connected via Bluetooth. That just seems odd. All in all, this is an excellent wireless mic kit. It sounds great and offers plenty of features for general recording.

Decent product but frustrating it does not have a lightning connection for iPhones - an additional piece that you need to buy separately.

I liked it, great recording with the iphone and great quality

It picks yp SO well but you need a chin curtain when riding on a motorcycle

They are very small. Smaller than I thought. So I returned. However, I did purchase the Dji osmo gimbal instead. I reached out to some "VanLife" YouTubers " The VanCaskeys" that I follow. Not sure if it was Bob or Hilary, but when I asked what kind of video equipment they use. They highly recommended the DJI osmo equipment. I'm also interested in the dji mini palm drone. Hoping I get that one for Christmas.

Love this item, works great with my Insta 360 Flow 2 Pro.

It is unnecessary unless you are trying to interview someone.

The DJI Mic Mini is a compact, budget-friendly wireless mic kit with two transmitters, one receiver, and a charging case. It’s ultra-light (10 g per transmitter), easy to use (auto-pairing), and works with smartphones and cameras via USB-C, Lightning (adapter sold separately), or 3.5 mm. Pros: Excellent value (~$169) with clear audio quality. Long battery life: ~11.5 h per TX, ~10 h RX, 48 h with case. Very portable and discreet for on-the-go creators. Simple noise-reduction options. Cons: No onboard recording or 32-bit float backup. No built-in display or level monitoring on receiver. Small parts can be fiddly to handle. Signal may drop with obstacles. Verdict: Perfect for beginners or casual content creators wanting great audio in a tiny package, but pros who need redundancy and advanced control may prefer the DJI Mic 2.

I use it for my phone vlog and voice over. Better choice for the price

This wasn’t what I expected and was hard to use for the filming that I was doing. I thought I would be able to hear 2 people with them but only one could be used at at time.

I haven’t used the dji mini speakers yet but I will soon.