Looking to level up your audio game without breaking the bank? The ultralight DJI Mic Mini is now available at some seriously tempting discounts, and they’re worth a close look, especially for vloggers, podcasters, or anyone shooting on the go.
Right now, you can pick up the all-in-one DJI Mic Mini bundle — which includes two transmitters (TX), one receiver (RX), and a charging case — for just $137, down from $169. If you’re flying solo most of the time, the single TX + RX configuration is going for $75 instead of $89. And if you only need a spare transmitter, that’s marked down to just $47 (was $59).
So why does this mic matter? First off, it weighs just 10 grams per transmitter — less than half the weight of the DJI Mic 2 — making it virtually invisible and super comfy on-camera. Whether you clip it on, attach it magnetically, or hang it from a lanyard, it’s designed to stay out of your way.
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But don’t mistake diminutive size for weak performance. The Mic Mini delivers full-featured capabilities: omnidirectional pickup, dual-level noise cancellation (Basic for quiet rooms, Strong for noisy streets), automatic limiting to prevent clipping, and a 400-meter transmission range. It even packs in a 48-hour battery life thanks to the charging case, with just a 5-minute quick-charge giving you an hour of use — perfect for tight shooting schedules.
For versatility, the Mic Mini slots into DJI’s Osmo Audio family with direct wireless links to products like the Osmo Action 5 Pro and Osmo Pocket 3 — no receiver needed. But it’s not limited to DJI gear: it works with smartphones, cameras, tablets, and computers, and can even charge your phone while tapping audio from it — a neat feature for mobile creators.
Bottom line? If you’re gearing up to capture cleaner audio, whether you’re filming outdoors, recording interviews, or just vlogging from your living room, these discounts make the Mic Mini an even smarter pick.
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