Mic 3 Transmitter, Wireless Mini Microphone for iPhone/Camera/Android, Lightweight & Intuitive, Lavalier Microphone, 32-bit Float, Integrated Timecode, Vlog, Interview, Streaming

This mic is a big upgrade for anyone doing vlogs, interviews, or content creation. The size is tiny, but the performance is seriously impressive. Setup is instant, and it just works. Pros: ✅ Quality: premium build, feels solid despite being very light ✅ Size: ultra-compact and easy to clip on without being noticeable ✅ Sound quality: clean, detailed audio with 32-bit float headroom ✅ Ease of use: plug-and-play, no setup headache ✅ Functionality: timecode support is a huge plus for serious workflows ✅ Value for money: pro-level features in a small, affordable package Cons: ❌ Wind protection could be improved in very strong outdoor conditions Overall, an excellent microphone for creators who want reliable, high-quality audio without bulky gear.

The DJI Mic 3 is a masterclass in engineering. Moving from the Mic 2, I was worried the smaller size would mean less power, but it’s actually the opposite. The Form Factor: At only 16g, it doesn't sag on thin shirts. The new rotating clip is a genius touch—you can finally orient the mic properly regardless of how you’re clipping it. Audio Quality: The 32-bit float internal recording is a lifesaver for run-and-gun shoots where you can’t monitor levels. The new "Rich" and "Bright" voice presets actually sound usable and save time in post. Killer Feature: The 400m range and the ability to sync up to 4 transmitters to one receiver makes this a serious tool for multi-person interviews. The Catch: Be aware that DJI removed the 3.5mm jack on the transmitter. You can't plug in a lavalier mic anymore. For 90% of my work, the built-in mic is fine, but it’s something to consider if you rely on hidden wired lavs. Verdict: If you don’t use an external lavalier mic, the Mic 3 is a superior tool in every single way.

It's very small and lightweight, appears to work well. My only fear is losing it, having the magnet let go while I'm out and about

Superior quality in build and sound results. I’ve paired mine with the DJI Osmo Action 6 and very happy with the results. 2 microphones can be separated into different channels or combined. Wind noise appears to be much reduced compared to similar (non DJI) products. Highly recommended

Great wee mic

Sounds great, works great. Worth every penny

Tiny microphone. Solid build and great sound quality. Definitely dont make the mistake i did and buy just the 1 TX, as it will only work with other dji products. Buy the set with atleast 2 to and 1rx so you can use it with other brands.

This is stuck a lovely and lightweight microphone, but it has significant flaws. Firstly, the positives. It is tiny, lightweight, connects easily to DJI devices and works well... The battery will easily last the entire day with sensuous use. But the negatives are significant. The battery has no USB port, requiring you to transport a small docking station. You can't plug a USB cable into that either - you must use the built in cable, which means that you can't use the same cable you use for all of your other devices and you must charge within a few hand's width of your charger - usually not a problem, but if your charger is tucked behind a sofa (for example), it is a real pest. The magnet is weak too. Fine if you only intend to film in warm locations with thin clothing, but not strong enough (and the clip does not open wide enough) for anything thicker than a t-shirt. Despite spotting the potential problem and being careful, I lost the (one and only) magnet within an hour of starting to use the device, while adjusting my clothing. I would have lost the microphone too, if not for an eagle- eyed member of the public. So, on balance.... It is good, as long as you are prepared to think of it as a semi-disposable device