The DJI Mic 3 Wireless Microphone System is a portable wireless audio system designed for video production, podcasting, and other forms of content creation. It includes two wireless transmitters, a base receiver, and a protective storage case. The mics are approximately 1 inch square, and each weighs 16 grams. Both units feature 32-bit floating-point recorders, onboard tone controls, and built-in noise reduction. The receiver features a high-resolution color touch-screen display and supports both dial control and menu navigation. It can connect to up to 4 active transmitters at once. The dual-band wireless signal extends to over 400 meters when there are no obstacles blocking the line of sight, and can be used wirelessly via Bluetooth 5.4 when connected directly to a smartphone.
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The DJI Mic 3 receiver can hop between 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz, keeping the signal stable in crowded radio environments like event venues and city streets. Internal 32-bit float recording captures the full dynamic range of incoming audio. High-precision timecode is embedded in the internal recordings, with less than 1 frame of drift over 24 continuous hours of recording, which simplifies multi-camera sync in editing. Mono, stereo, and quadraphonic modes are also available.
The transmitters weigh 16 grams and are around 1.1 inches square. You can attach them to a piece of clothing using the magnetic clip. It has a semi-transparent body with two buttons. One button pairs and the other triggers recording. LED indicators on the mic show you the connection status and remaining battery charge. The mics have around 8 hours of battery life per charge, and the receiver can run for around 10. However, the changing case extends the runtime for both to up to 28 hours.
Transmitters connect directly to many of DJI’s cameras without the need for a receiver. You can connect smartphones by using a USB-C cable and the DJI Mimo app, which also handles additional settings and firmware updates. The charging case stores the components and serves as a hub for internally recorded audio files via a USB-C connection to a computer or phone. Windscreens ship in five different colors to match clothing or shooting environments during interviews and on-camera work.
The sale takes the price of the DJI Mic 3 Wireless Microphone System from $329 list price down to $259, in time for summer content shoots. Anyone building a wireless audio rig for video, podcast, or interview work can pick up the kit now while the discount is active.
