Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am quite excited about this product upgrade. I had considered getting the DJI Mic 2 just for its dual stereo mics. But the mini version addresses almost all my concerns. The new smaller size and improved case, that can easily fit in your pocket, is most excellent. In addition, having a total operating time of 48 hours versus 18 hours (Mic 2) is awesome. It now also has two levels of noise cancellation and an optional audio limiter to prevent clipping. But most important to me the transmitters went from 1oz (28g) to only 1/3oz (10g). The simple clip-on windscreens (in gray and black) are also much easier to use. The Mic Mini can be used with numerous devices, pretty much anything that allows a microphone input, can now easily support two mono/stereo wireless mics with a range of about 400', both supporting noise cancellation. I doubt I'll be able to use it on a motorcycle ride, but all the other situations where the on-camera mic is insufficient (meaning more than 20-30'). The DJI Mic Mini can also connect directly to a smartphone supporting Bluetooth, or any camera supporting a BT connection. That adds to the flexibility. The Mic Mini also comes with a direct USB C connector so the wireless receiver can connect directly to a (newer) iPhone or any Android Phone. There are many digital video cameras that support the same and if they don't the 3.5mm TRS connector is the most common means of connecting an external microphone. The first thing I did was a simple range test. Whenever the transmitter (mic) is connected solid green leds are displayed on the receiver and transmitter (mic). When it blinks green, it has lost its connection. I've previously measured 100 meters from a position in my front yard. At this distance (line of sight) the signal was just fine (receiver connected to my iPhone monitoring audio) at 330'. I moved 20 meters further (366'), and it was still fine, but I detected some drops with silence for too long. And at 330 meters, it struggled a bit more especially with long periods of silence. But the 400' mark seemed credible. I connected the mic via the strong magnets that connect to the back of the mic. These work very well, and won't damage fine shirts. And at 10g (1/3oz) they barely pull on the fabric. The magnet was plenty strong to attach through the thicker collar of a polo shirt. The quality of the audio at 300 meters seemed identical to the quality/level at 10 meters. So distance did not affect the levels of the audio. Excellent, I'm very pleased. I toyed with the two levels of noise cancellation, there was a difference and depending what background noise is one or the other might prove better. The audio limiter was much more interesting, I could literally scream into the mic, and the loudest levers were quite well tempered. This feature is very cool (it was not in the previous version). I then connected to a DJI Action 3 via USB-C to USB-C cable (not provided) and it worked perfectly. And the DJI app showed the signal levels (with several other controllable options). I also connected to another popular mini camera via a 3.5mm TRS/TRS cable, and I had two stereo mics being recorded (mixed together). And then I connected and captured video with my iPhone (15 pro); also no issues. I'm sure all video cameras with a 3.5mm external mic input will also worked fine. I have to compliment DJI for cutting the size and weight of the new mini mic and improving the feature set (and making them more affordable). And they've followed existing standards so that a single mic can still be used with devices accepting BT inputs. Something that should become more common (as supported by the DJI Action 5 and Pocket 3) in more products. I superb wireless microphone set!

I bought it for myself.i start my blogging career and it gives me awesome content quality

Its not perfect but it is what I was looking for, for medium range videography and voiceover.

Highly recommended product from best buy. I got the best deal from best buy.

Great land excellent for new projects. Loved to much

Great Mic, I work as a real estate agent and have been using it for videos. Also looks great on you not anything too out of the ordinary

AMAZING PRODUCT! When I used these it surprised me because they were new but they are worth it!

For casual user, many times the microphones on our phones and tablets are good enough. But there are times when we need something a lot better, especially if you decide to get into podcasting, social media video making, and other similar activities. For those, you need high quality sound. The DJI Mic Mini system is leaps above anything built into your devices, and will take your hobbies or projects to the next level for when you look at it, not really a ton of money. The DJI Mini first of all comes with a really nice, solid, charging case. Within the case you store your audio receiver that will deliver your mic input into your connected device, two small mic transmitters (in this kit, but you can get one with only one if you want), four “fuzzy” wind screens you can put on your mics for outdoor use, a cable for camera connectivity, and two tiny and strong magnets you can use to attach your mics to clothing. The case is charged with an included USB-C charger and will give your devices up to 48 hours of use before needing to be recharged. I really like this case. Everything fits perfectly inside, and the top doesn’t flip open too easily. Lights will tell you the charge level. A nice quality zippered pouch also is included to put the case and other accessories in. All around an excellent package. Many people will use these with their phones or tablets for recording. You can take the receiver, slide in the USB-C adapter, and plug it into your newer model iPhone (that uses USB-C) or any Android phone, or tablets or computers with USB-C ports, and you’re set to go. A lighting port connector is available for those with older Apple devices as a separate purchase for around $25, but mine only comes with the USB-C. Once plugged in, you press the related buttons to connect the microphone(s) to the receiver, and you’re set to go. A dial on the receiver can adjust your sensitivity. The mic transmitters have a full range of 400 meters in ideal conditions – so a very good range. Clip them on or use the mounting magnets to secure them in the best position on your clothing, and go do your thing. At only 10 grams each, the mics won’t be noticeable, and with two of them, you can record two people at the same time. Great for activities or if you’re interviewing someone. One extra feature is that if you own certain Osmo Action recording devices, you can use the microphones with them and they’ll connect without the need for a receiver. You can connect via Bluetooth to supported phones and devices as well if you’re using certain apps. Kind of hit and miss for me. I find that it worked better if I used the receiver plugged into the phone, but in most cases I did find the mics could connect to my iPhone 15 Plus via Bluetooth, and they did work well, too. You can update the firmware on the DJI system by downloading the “DJI Mimo” app through the Apple or Android app stores. This will make sure the software and firmware stays up to date, and all settings like noise cancellation and others keep working properly. The fuzzy wind screens clip onto the mic transmitters via tiny plastic snaps – a little fiddly with my large fingers, but it keeps them on securely. Works great outdoors to muffle the wind noise you almost always get outside, but indoors you don’t want to use them as I’ve found they muffle the sound quality a bit, and unless you are in an indoor area with a ton of air circulation with a lot of fans, etc., you should not need them indoors. The black ones will blend in more with wherever you clip the mic to, and the gray and black ones are there for variety. The battery life seems to live up to claims. Of note, the higher the sensitivity you crank up the receiver to, and the further away you are from the mics, the more quickly they’ll drain power, but you won’t have any issues going through a very long day (or two) using these before they need topped off. Just a few minutes in the charging case will give you an hour or more should you need some emergency power. I’m a nitpicky person, and I can’t find anything to really complain about with the DJI Mic Mini system. Probably the ONLY thing would be that the mic/transmitters and the tiny magnets to secure them are so incredibly small, you really need to take extra care just not to lose them! Get into the habit of putting them all in the case when not in use to prevent loss! But while at this price it’s not something a very casual everyday person who shoots day-to-day videos may need, this is an excellent system for those who want to step up the sound quality to semi-professional or even for some uses, professional levels. In my opinion, it’s well worth the investment.

OMG! OMG! OMG! These mics are AWESOME. As a content creator these are super awesome and SOOOO easy to use. Lets get with the unboxing. In the charging case you get 2 mini mics, each with clips and magnets (love the magnets). You also get the USB-C adapter and main transmitter module which is paired to the mics already. Pulling the mic and module out of the charging case will instantly turn them on. So easy to use they are already paired and ready to go. Download the mobile app to your phone and you will be able to control the settings for the mics. You also get wind screens for the mics,. These are great to help reduce wind noise during recording. They connect super easy to the mics and come off just as easy when ready. Using the included transmitter or you can use bluetooth to connect these to your iOS or Android device. Love this multiple options for connectivity. Bonus when you connect the transmitted to our device with USB C you can charge your device and transmitter at the same time. Love this. The battery life on these is awesome too…. Easily 10 hours of use. You get access to online videos through the DJOI website and app to help walk you through unboxing and setup and use. This is a high quality device in a micro small package. Super portable, you can pull it out and begin using it right away to capture audio with your content wherever you are. This is a must have for any content creator. With movie cancelling technology this has been a game changer for my content creation.

I want to preface this review with 2 warnings if you intend to use this mic with an Android phone... 1. Make sure the model you want to pair to is compatible. (My S23 Ultra was not on the list, but luckily it does work!) 2. Understand that you will need a phone case that allows the receiver to be plugged in to your phone (mine was too "thick"). The main reason I purchased this mic was to eliminate background noise (chatter/music) while using my phone to film thrift store and flea market footage for my YouTube videos. It does a nice job. PROS: The sound is good quality without sounding artificial. The price is fair. It has two mics (for two people) which attach to your shirt using the built in clip or magnet. The case is compact, Both receiver and mics are small, lightweight and relatively inconspicuous. It has a good range and battery life. Battery charges quickly. Comes with a carrying case. CON: It does not have any internal recording or back up storage, it only records audio to the device that the receiver is plugged into. Overall I'm very happy with this mic.

I have been a content creator for quite some time now but has always been on the lookout for a mic that help me to take my content to the next level. This has been the much needed addition to my prep work. This is very light weight to keep it on for a long time and the look is integrates well and doesn't make it look odd while being on the dress. My content's audio quality has upgraded to the next level and keeps the focus on the my audio quality and removes almost all the unwanted noise in the background. It has a great dual noise cancellation feature as the Basic is useful for indoor recording where we in general do not have much noise interference where as the Strong comes in handy while recording outdoors. You have to use to see the real difference. Not to mention the battery life of approx. 48 hours and easily outlasts all outdoor requirements in a single charge. Just in case if you need to connect to Osmo Action 5 Pro device then it has the capability to seamlessly connect without needing a receiver. This comes with two transmitter, one receiver and a charging case and makes it a complete package. Overall, this is portable, reliable and has great functionality for high-quality audio recording.

I want to start by thanking the Best Buy Tech Insiders Network for sending me the DJI Mic Mini. I love DJI products and already own 2 of their drones, the DJI Action 2 and the DJI Osmo Pocket 3. They make great products that are professional quality at a consumer price. When I got the Osmo Pocket 3 creator kit, it came with the DJI Mic 2 which I was amazed at how small it was and how clear the audio was. This DJI Mic Mini is less than half the size of the Mic 2 and half the weight so it won't pull on your shirt. It's almost unnoticeable while wearing it and the sound quality is just as good. The DJI Mic Mini kit includes a receiver, 2 mics, a USB-C cable for connecting it to a DSLR and 4 "dead cats" (wind blockers) - 2 for standard outdoor use and 2 heavy duty ones for windy days and an adapter to attach the receiver to a computer or phone. It all fits in the charging case that can be plugged into a computer or power brick to charge everything. The receiver is not necessary when connecting it to my DJI Osmo Pocket 3 but I did need to use it to connect to my Mac Studio for a Zoom conference. Usually I use a standard mic during Zoom meetings but this time I put the DJI Mic Mini onto my shirt (using the very strong included magnet but there is also a clip on each mic) and asked the others on the Zoom how it sounded. They said the audio was great and thought I was using my regular desk mic, never noticing the small black square on my shirt. This Mic Mini is black in color and DJI also makes it in white. It would be great if they made little covers for the mic in various colors to hide it when you wear different shirts. The Mic Mini differs from the Mic 2 in that there is no internal storage. On the Mic 2, you have a copy of the audio recorded internally that you can download later if needed. If for some reason your transmission to the receiver drops out, you won't have a backup. The Mic 2 also has a USB-C port that you can plug directly into your computer to do a firmware update but there is no USB-C on the Mic Mini. There is automatic level limiting on the Mic Mini to prevent clipping whereas the Mic 2 has 32 bit float to avoid clipping. There is also active noise canceling available on the Mic 2 that can be set using the DJI Mimo app on your phone. The Mic Mini has runtime of over 11 hours whereas the Mic 2 only has 6 hours. The receiver has a gain control dial to raise or lower the sound. You don't need to use the receiver when connecting to the iPhone but it won't work with the standard iOS Camera app, you would need to use a 3rd party app like the Black Magic Camera app or other app that allows access to other audio sources. All in all a mic setup like this has incredible sound while on the go shooting as opposed to just using the camera's built in mic. Using both mics along with my DJI Osmo 3 will allow me to shoot an interview where both the talent and I are each wearing the mics and the camera will record both or our audios.

I was hoping that these would serve me better, but I have yet to see them actually work to their full extent. I was hoping that they would be something I was in love with, and I would have an easy time using, but they are not connecting and I am still trying to resolve that issue.

The DJI Mic Mini has been a great addition to my setup. The microphone is incredibly small and lightweight, so it’s easy to clip onto your shirt without feeling bulky or getting in the way. The audio quality is impressive for such a compact microphone. Voices sound clear and natural, and the wireless connection has been reliable while recording. The battery life is also great, especially for longer recording sessions. I really like how easy it is to set up and use. It’s a great option for content creators, streamers, vloggers, or anyone who wants good-quality wireless audio without carrying around a large setup. Overall, definitely worth it if you’re looking for a compact and reliable wireless microphone. Highly recommended!

📦 UNBOXING: Inside the box, you’ll find a great accessories package for the DJI Mic Mini. Right off the bat, you’ll be greeted by a travel zipper pouch that has a zipper pocket and two small elastic pockets inside for stowing away some of your accessories. Then there’s of course the charging case, 2x wireless microphone transmitters, 2x magnetic clips, 1x wireless receiver (which both transmitters can be paired simultaneously to), a USB-C phone adapter, a 3.5mm analog microphone cable, a USB C to A cable, and 4x windscreens. 💪 BUILD: The charging case is built quite well, and should have no issue sustaining a drop, although I might expect some dings, but no real damage to anything inside the case since there really isn’t any wiggle room inside the case. With everything included in the travel pouch, you’re looking at a total weight of about 9 oz (258g), with a single microphone transmitter weighing in at a mere 10g and a magnetic clip at an additional 4g. For perspective, the more advanced DJI Mic 2’s transmitter weighs in at 28g with an additional 6g for its magnetic clip. With 2023’s DJI Mic 2, one small complaint the community had was that the weight of the transmitter could cause some shirts to droop more when clipped magnetically or via the clothespin style clip. With the Mic Mini, however, this is simply not an issue thanks to its significant reduction in size and weight. And while the build is plastic to achieve the best wireless signal, I feel DJI still chose a pretty good quality plastic that should withstand some drops and is resistant to basic surface scratches. While I wouldn’t call these fragile, I also wouldn’t call them tanks, either. So do your best to keep it from drops or liquid, as they don’t appear to have an ingress protection rating. ⚙️ FEATURES: Each transmitter’s power button can be held to be powered on or off, and single-pressed to engage the microphone noise cancellation—which will also turn on a secondary yellow LED to indicate that noise cancellation has been enabled. Meanwhile, the link button can be held (and will alternate between blue and green LED) to pair with the receiver, Osmo camera, or mobile app (primarily for firmware updates), and single-pressed when connected to an Osmo camera to start/stop recording. Unlike the Mic 2’s transmitter, the Mic Mini doesn’t have a 3.5mm input for a lavalier microphone. So you’re relying on the qualities of the built-in microphone. And the DJI Mic Mini system doesn’t have any local storage, so you’re relying on everything in your signal chain to be set up correctly for a reliable recording experience. The receiver is also quite simple. There’s a power button which powers on the receiver when held, and a status LED will blink white until it’s been connected to a host device (smartphone, camera, computer, etc.) after which it’ll hold a solid white. However, unlike the transmitters, paring the receiver over Bluetooth must be done using the power button. If you continue to hold the power button for longer, it will eventually enter Bluetooth mode so you can pair with the app. While you can change the transmitter’s settings via the mobile app over USB, you cannot update the firmware via USB. There are also 2 LED status indicators to show the number of transmitters actively connected. SImply put the microphone transmitters into pairing mode, then hold the link button on the receiver to put it into pairing mode, where it will automatically connect with the transmitters. The receiver also has a simple gain dial with 6db increments so you can go up to +12dB gain and down to -12dB. And to connect to a host device, it has a 3.5mm output and a 6-pin connector for USB-C (included) or Lightning (sold separately) adapters. DJI claims the system can capture audio up to a distance of 400 meters in an unobstructed environment, which is very impressive. ⚙️ CONFIGURATIONS: The Mic Mini can be used in a variety of configurations. You can have the receiver hooked up to a smartphone via the included 6-pin USB-C adapter. This makes it great for people who want to create content with just their phone. Using the 6-pin USB-C adapter, you can also use the Mic Mini with a desktop computer or potentially some cameras that support USB microphones. This could be useful for live streaming from a stationary computer setup. For those who are already in the Osmo ecosystem, the transmitters work natively without a receiver on the Action 5 Pro, Action 4, and Pocket 3. I was able to test with the Osmo Pocket 3 and had no regression in features or quality. For older Osmo series cameras, you may need to use the receiver. And of course, for those with mirrorless or DSLR cameras, you can connect the receiver to the cold shoe of a camera and use the 3.5mm audio output into the microphone input of your microphone for a more traditional recording experience. 🎙️ SOUND QUALITY: In my testing across a smartphone, Osmo Pocket 3, desktop computer and mirrorless camera, the audio quality was very good. Similarly to the Mic 2, the best results are when the microphone has an unobstructed sight to the speaker, but realistically speaking most people will use this on their shirt or lapel and will exhibit a slightly warmer sound. The noise cancellation is also quite helpful for reducing distracting background noise—with 2 strengths to select from through the app. Personally, I think the default “Basic” noise cancellation might be too basic, so I opted for the “Strong” for most of my testing. Additionally, louder noises can be better compensated for thanks to the Mic Mini’s Automatic Limiting to prevent clipping. https://soundcloud.com/xephyroth/sets/dji-mic-mini-test-v1/s-ltlpLBNPrNy 🔋 BATTERY: DJI claims the microphone transmitters can operate for 11.5 hours and the receiver can operate for 10.5 hours. Everything fully charged, the case provides 3.6 charges, so you can get 48 hours of total use if using the receiver with two microphone transmitters. And in a pinch, 5 minutes of charging can yield 1 hour of use. This is a significant improvement compared to the DJI Mic 2’s 6 hours for each transmitter and receiver and 18 hour total usage. With battery life like this, I find it easier to disable auto-off so that I don’t have to repeatedly power on the receiver and transmitters. I can keep everything powered and press record the instant that I’m ready. 🧐 CONCLUSION: Unless you need 32-bit float and/or safety tracks from the DJI Mic 2, I think a lot of people are going to love the significantly more compact DJI Mic Mini with its significant battery advantage and even more discreet form factor. The sound quality is excellent in my experience, and DJI made it very easy to get started. I think DJI has put themselves in a uniquely competitive position when compared to a lot of the competition just on size alone, but there’s a lot more to this mini microphone system that should make it a top contender for any content creator who needs a super portable covert microphone system.

These little guys pack a punch! The audio quality from these is incredible. I also use the DJI mic 2 that cam with my Osmo Pocket 3 Creator Kit and these hold their own weight very well against the much more expensive Mic 2. I also really love the compact size and light weight. Wearing these all day when recording is far less cumbersome than the much heavier Mic 2. Pairing them to devices is very easy. The button controls are simple and intuitive. It is tough to tell if they are actually on or not when recording spontaneously all day long since there is no haptic feedback like with the Mic 2. The device they connect to is supposed to give you a banner that tells you when they are connected or disconnected, but occasionally that banner does not come up, making it almost a necessity to visually check for the status lights on the mic if constantly switching them on and off. Battery life is amazing! I have worn the same mic for an entire day and not needed to recharge it, which is incredible considering the size. Range is also amazing. I have walked several hundred feet from my cameras and they stay connected and audio quality is just the same as if I was right in front of the cameras. I would HIGHLY recommend these.

I recently purchased the DJI Mic Mini from DJI, and I’m honestly impressed. The sound quality is crystal clear, even in slightly noisy environments, and the compact size makes it super easy to carry anywhere. Setup was quick and hassle-free—perfect for beginners and content creators alike. The battery life is solid, and the charging case is a huge plus. Overall, this is a reliable, high-quality wireless microphone that delivers great value for the price. Highly recommended! Excelente

This is my first jump into dedicated mics you wear like being a guest star on a talk show. I usually had decent results from built in mics or the couple shotgun mics for a couple of my various cameras I have. Just didn't see the need to be like some of the Youtubers talking into mics that often looked like a 90's pager, kinda dorky looking. Enter the bargain priced DJI Mic Mini Kit and stepping up my audio game. Super tiny dual mic kit with a receiver that easily sets up with older gear via the 3.5mm headset jack. Or the more modern USB-C port on cell phones and cameras. Audio quality is fantastic when tested with either my Pixel 9 Pro cell phone or my other recently acquired camera, DJI Osmo 5 Pro. It works seamlessly with either camera. I did need to tell the phone to switch to wired mic in camera settings and sync the receiver to the mic. Kit: I am amazed to see everything you get for the price. Plenty of battery life for video sessions, can juice an extra hour with 5 minutes charge from the case. The spare wind muff noise covers, 2 gray/2 black. And the receiver to work with nearly everything USB-C and not locking it to DJI only products. Although, if you have DJI cameras. You are good to go with near instant connections like with Osmo 5 Pro. There is also USB-A > C charge cable and a 3.5mm > 3.5mm cable plus a very nice zippered pouch with interior pockets and interior zipper storage compartment to hold everything. And a pack of stickers with quick setup manuals. While I did see a lanyard in photos prior to getting my kit. It is about the only thing this kit did not include that you might want to optimize use of the mics. Each mic and the receiver have alligator type clips to attach to clothes. The mics also have very strong magnets to help attach further from the edge of what you are wearing. The only hiccup might be loosing the small plastic cover on the receiver when attaching USB-C dongle. Maybe leave that cover piece in the zippered pouch on first use. Beard test: I did not get the opportunity to test much outdoors in the elements yet. Did test the mics with my phone and Osmo 5 pro. The walk and talk is really good so far. As a bearded gentleman, no interference with muff installed and mic clipped to shirt collar. Range is better than my phone can focus on, camera over 40ft away and audio is still crisp. Can easily walk quite far away and the mic does not drop connection. Same on Osmo. I look forward to maybe testing wind noise during a drive and put the window down at speed if temps increase a bit above freezing, as it is December in Ohio right now. These mics are very good. Just hope to get more time to use these soon.

Another fantastic product from DJI. I get excited every time I see a new product from DJI. They have done such a great job with their brand and their products are always high quality “worth the money” products. The DJI Mic Mini is no different. I’ll just dive right into it. It's small, lightweight, and solidly built. If you are used to the DJI brand packaging, you can expect the same with the DJI Mic Mini. Awesome packaging and a statement of the DJI brand. The Mic Mini comes in a small cloth carrying pouch that fits the device and accessories just right. Inside you will find the charging case containing the receiver and two transmitters with magnet backs along with a USB Type-C mobile phone adapter. Also in the box is a 3.5mm TRS cable and a USB-C charging cable for the case and 4x windscreens for the microphones. All in all, a great pairing of accessories to the Mic Mini. The Mic Mini itself is simple to use. I was able to simply mount the transmitter via the hot shoe compatible slide (thank you DJI) to my mirrorless camera and connect the included short and simple 3.5mm cable between my camera and the transmitter. I attached the lavalier microphone via the magnet clip to my shirt and was recording. I didn't have to use or set up the app first or anything. It worked right out of the box. I love the fact that there is a mic gain controller right on the transmitter so you can turn the gain up and down as needed. This is very convenient instead of having to go into the sound settings to adjust volume in camera. The sound quality is exceptional and the noise cancellation is also exceptional. The omnidirectional mics on the lavalier microphones are truly amazing. Little to no distortion and thanks to the included wind screens, wind noise is very well controlled. The transmitter boasts 5 hours of continuous recording time but with the case, you can get a good 15 hours of time out of the Mic Mini which is excellent and way more than I will ever need in a single setting. The range on the Mic Mini is very impressive advertising up to a 250 meter range between the mic and the transmitter. I will personally never use this amount of range but it is very impressive and I’m sure there are folks out there who will appreciate the impressive transmission range. With the excellent portability, battery life, sound quality, and transmission range, I can't really think of any negatives or downsides to the DJI Mic Mini. This isn't shocking as most DJI products exceed my expectations. If you are looking for a portable small lavalier microphone system for your content creation needs, I highly recommend the DJI Mic Mini.

The DJI Mic Mini is a really great compact microphone system that sounds great and is super versatile and easy to use with a variety of devices wired and wireless. You get 2 microphones, which are very small and light. They can attach via an integrated clip or with a small magnet and they don’t pull my shirt down while I’m wearing them. There are also 2 different colored windscreens included that clip onto the top of the microphones. The receiver is a little bulkier and can connect to a phone over Bluetooth or via the included USB-C adapter. It can also connect to a camera with a TRS cable, which is also included. Having it connected to my phone made it a little unwieldy to use, but it was mostly manageable. The receiver has a gain adjustment knob and a couple of buttons for power and pairing. The microphones are automatically paired to the receiver out of the box. All of the parts in the system store and charge in the included charging case and DJI also includes a nice little pouch to keep the charging case in with the cables. The case charges via USB-C and a charging cable is included, but no wall adapter. The audio quality with the mics while recording videos is so much better than what I can get from my phone and requires very little input from me. Noise cancelling does a good job of cutting out background noise without degrading my voice. I have not been able to run the batteries down on these yet as I’m usually recording in short bursts, but the stated battery life is 10+ hours on both the microphones and the receiver and the battery in the case will provide a total of 48 hours of operation, which is more than enough for any scenario I can think of. Overall I’m really happy with these microphones. I think audio is an often overlooked component of videos and these offer a really simple and easy way to improve your audio.