"They sound crisp and clear, and do a great job cutting out all of the extra ambient noise that smartphone mics tend to pick up when recording. They're also generally very easy to use, with iPhones automatically preferring the wireless mics, and Android phones just needing them selected in the camera app. They have much better battery life than the slightly older and fancier DJI Mic 2 (9/10, WIRED Review), partially because they don't record locally, but they're a lot cheaper and lighter in return."
"That's the lowest price yet for this bundle at just $109, and a great value on this easy to use and lightweight microphone. While you can buy the individual bits a la carte, the bundles includes two of the wireless microphones, the wireless receiver, a set of windscreens in two colors, all the charging and connective cables you'll need for both cameras and phones, and a charging case for the mics and receiver."
The DJI Mic Mini kit is discounted to $109, including two wireless lavalier microphones, a receiver, windscreens in two colors, charging and connective cables, and a charging case. The microphones deliver crisp, clear audio and effectively reduce ambient noise compared with built-in smartphone mics. iPhones typically auto-select the wireless mics while Android phones require manual selection in the camera app. The Mic Mini has longer battery life than the DJI Mic 2 because it does not record locally, and it is cheaper and lighter. Setup can require manual dexterity, the receiver can need surprising force to connect, small parts are easy to lose, and the app can show update and connection oddities.
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