The DJI Mic ($329) is a wireless system for vloggers and content creators. The package includes two high-quality microphones, a receiver, and a charging case, plus all the requisite adapters and cables for connecting to your camera, computer, and phone. Recordings sound crisp and the system is easy to operate, but some design choices are puzzling, such as finicky Record and Link buttons on the transmitters. The system also isn’t quite as functional when you pair it with a Lightning adapter for iPhones, as you're limited to mono recording, which isn't the case over a USB-C or 3.5mm connection. For $299, the Rode Wireless Go II is a bit more affordable and seamless to use, making it a slightly better buy depending on your needs.A Slick Design With a Few Usability Issues The transmitters each measure 1.9 by 1.1 by 0.7 inches (HWD) and weigh 1.1 ounces. They looks a bit like old-school beepers, with rounded black contours and clips. Each transmitter also has a magnet for scenarios in ...
The DJI Mic enables clear, wireless, and dual-source recordings in the field, but some design choices limit its usability.
Crisp mono and stereo recordings; Dual transmitters have excellent range; Well-designed charging case; Effective wind protection
Record and Link buttons are easy to accidentally press; Only records mono audio with iPhone; No low-latency monitoring mode