DJIMic 2 (2 TX + 1 RX + Charging Case), All-in-one Wireless Microphone, Intelligent Noise Cancelling, 32-bit Float Internal Recording, 250m (820 ft.) Range, Microphone for iPhone, Android, Camera

I decided to purchase these for my YouTube video channel so I can do voiceovers, I already add the rode me which is pretty good microphone, but I much prefer the DJI as I've used a lot of DJI products in the past and it connects Bluetooth to my DJI action 4 camera which the rode does not.

got this as a spare well discounted these mics are brilliant great with bluetooth too your phone or action cams the built in storage is great can ot recommend this product enough

Really good quality of the sound as well as product itself. As expected from DJI.

Bought this as gift for a friend and he is very happy with it

Okay, so I bought this mic for some TikTok videos. The sound quality is okay, but the volume is only okay if I hold it close to my mouth. As soon as I stick it to my clothes or something the volume drops significantly even with the lav mic so you need to adjust it with software later on.Funny because airpods are not further away from your mouth, but they even can capture decent volume.Also, I have a Shure mic for podcasting and that's just so much better (costed way more I know).The reason for 4 stars because I expected better quality and especially volume compared to airpods.

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Very simple to use with my Osmo Action 4, seamless connection and excellent sound quality albeit yet to be used more robustly. It was able to pick up my voice despite being out of line of sight, it also worked with third party Asmark batteries that come with a charger, so there's no conflict with using other third party products. Once it is turned off along with the camera, when turned back on it connects automatically. This is not however the case when changing batteries or at least what I experienced, however the connection process is just the same and it is quick. Having used GoPro in the past, I now think DJI is the leader in action cameras, they are also innovating whilst not forgetting their whole range and striving to improve what they already have. The Osmo Mic 2 transmitter being one such innovation which now seamlessly connects to the Osmo Action 3, 4, & 5pro.I can't speak to the battery life but I do trust DJI on their estimate of 6 hours, however I'm sure most people will have the opportunity to keep it topped up in any given situation. Although it is very small and lightweight I believe under most circumstances it will be quite robust. I think the magnetic attachment is extremely sturdy although personally I will probably use the clip, also the dead cat wind muff gives a reassuring snap when clipped into the top, just make sure you hear that reassuring click. Buying this for your audio needs is a no-brainer.

This beats the original DJI Mic thanks to one thing - Bluetooth.Having Bluetooth means you can connect it directly to the DJI Osmo Action 4 and other devices such as smartphones without the receiver needed with the original DJI mic. This is a big deal for me because that receiver took up the USB-C port which meant I couldn't plug an external power supply in, not without adding more bulk and weight with splitter ports at least.Being able to connect the Mic 2 straight to a camera makes using the camera/microphone combination so much easier. The mic even starts and stops when you press record on the camera, so long as you have audio/video sync turned on in the wireless mic options in the camera. You don't even need the receiver kit if you want to use this on a camera like the Action 4 because all the other controls you need are in the DJI camera too.The next biggest change is noise reduction which allows you to cut out a huge amount of background noise. I've yet to test this feature fully because the mic does a great job of cutting out noise anyway but there are some impressive videos online showing how much it can help when the need arises. This noise reduction doesn't work when you link the Mic 2 to a Smartphone according to DJI but I haven't tested that.A nice touch is the fact that the magnet now has a different design on both sides. It's not just for looks, this allows you to easily tell two microphones apart as you can see in my photo. The magnets are stronger than they were on the original mic too.The record button is now much easier to find than on the original mic. It's round and the only button on the one side of the mic which makes it much easier to find and press without wondering if you've hit record or the linking button as on the original mic.The dead cat (windscreen) is also better because it's less fluffy and doesn't keep tickling my chin as the old one did!The backup recording quality has also been increased from 24-bit to 32-bit. Not something I care about but for those of you that need it, there it is. Battery life has been increased too so you now get 6 hours instead of 5.5The only downside I've found so far is that it takes an unusually long time to connect to my PC. Usually, I plug in an extra drive or SD card and it pops straight up but there's a lag on this mic. It comes up quickly but then takes about 30 seconds before anything shows.When you play a file from the mic or copy it, you have to wait about 30 seconds for it to start transferring and then it goes very slowly at a rate of 700k per second, about 0.7 MBs! It's not a big deal for me as I don't need this but something you may want to look into if you're planning on using this to copy audio from. I have two of these Mic 2s and they both do it whereas other devices are fine.The original Mic was good but this is a step up and I'm glad I returned the Mic 1 to get it.Is it worth upgrading if you already have the original Mic? Probably not, unless you want the Bluetooth feature, but if you're picking between the two then go for this if you can afford the extra.