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DJI releases the dual wireless microphone system solution for recording at long distances

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DJI announces its first dual wireless microphone system solution using drones and creative camera technology.  The DJI Mic is ideal for shooting a vlog, interviews, or any kind of content creation.  The system consists of two microphone transmitters, a receiver, and an ultra-compact charging case that fits easily into your bag or pocket. It is compatible with smartphones, cameras, DJI OM 5, and DJI Action 2 for high-quality audio. 

DJI Mic - Transmitter and case
DJI Mic – Transmitter and case

Key Features

  • Easy Setup: An extra ultra-portable charging case stores the transmitters and receiver and fast-pairs the system just by opening it.
  • Intuitive Design: The transmitters attach via back-clip or magnetic plate. The receiver’s built-in touchscreen gives easy access to channel selection, input/output settings, and other essential operations. 
  • Portability: Weighing just 30 grams, the transmitter easily clips onto a shirt collar.
  • 250m Max Wireless Transmission Range: Using DJI’s latest encryption technology, DJI Mic is capable of recording crisp audio at distances of up to 250 meters (tested in unobstructed environments in direct line of sight).
  • Dual-Channel Recording: DJI Mic comes with two transmitters with built-in microphones, capable of simultaneously recording the sound from two audio sources. Each transmitter has built-in storage of up to 14 hours (8GB) and supports backup recording, ensuring that your audio files are safe and easy to access. Files can be transferred via the USB Type-C Cable and appears as a drive when connected to your PC or Mac. Files are 48,000 Hz, 24-bit mono WAV format.
  • Compatibility: The DJI Mic receiver supports USB-C, Lightning, and 3.5mm TRS interface output, making it compatible with most smartphone, camera, and laptop models.
  • Battery Life: The transmitters and receiver both boast a 5.5-hour battery life and a total of 15 hours with the compact charging case.
  • Variable gain control: DJI Mic has flexible variable gain control from two independent audio sources.
  • Safety Track: A secondary audio track is recorded as a backup with a lower volume of -6 dB (different from the main audio track), which helps to safeguard your audio in case of unforeseen issues.
  • Multi-level Control: Adjust input and output sensitivity between -12dB ~ 12dB and find the perfect setting for your surroundings.
  • Microphone Furry Windscreen: Effectively suppresses wind and noisy environments while still recording clear sound.
DJI Mic - Whole set in case (front)
DJI Mic – Whole set in case (front)

What’s in the Box?

  • DJI Mic Transmitter ×2
  • DJI Mic Receiver ×1
  • DJI Mic Charging Case ×1 (Weight: 242g; LWH: 103×61×41 cm)
  • DJI Mic Camera Cable (3.5mm TRS) ×1
  • DJI Mic Smartphone Connector (Type-C) ×1
  • DJI Mic Smartphone Connector (Lightning) ×1
  • Charging Cable ×1
  • DJI Mic Windscreen ×2
  • DJI Mic Magnetic Plate ×2
  • DJI Mic Carrying Bag ×1

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