Description

Overview

The DJI Mic Mini is a two-person wireless microphone system built for creators who record two voices at once — an interviewer and a guest, two vloggers, or a host and a co-host — with no cables between them and the camera. The kit has two transmitters, one receiver and a charging case. The transmitters weigh just 10 grams each and clip onto a shirt.

The name needs one clear explanation, because it causes confusion. This product is the DJI Mic Mini in its two-person kit — the “2” in the sheet title means two people, two transmitters. It is NOT the DJI Mic 2, which is a different, more expensive microphone with 32-bit float internal recording.

Range runs up to 400 metres in open, unobstructed conditions, and battery life runs up to 11.5 hours per transmitter and 10.5 hours for the receiver, with the charging case extending total use to about 48 hours. A five-minute charge gives about an hour of use, so a dead transmitter is back in action before the next shot is set up. Two-level noise cancelling keeps voices clear in wind and on busy streets, and the transmitters connect to cameras, phones and DJI cameras through OsmoAudio.

Key Benefits

First, two voices, cleanly separated. The kit’s dual-channel receiver takes both transmitters at once, and their audio can be output separately or mixed into one track. An interviewer and a guest each get their own channel, so the editor can balance each voice on its own.

Second, the size. At 10 grams, a transmitter disappears onto a shirt or lapel, and subjects forget they are wearing it.

Third, range and battery for real shoot days. Four hundred metres of range means the camera can sit far back at a wedding or an event while the audio stays connected. Eleven and a half hours per transmitter, with the case stretching total use to about 48 hours, means the microphones outlast the shoot.

Fourth, how it connects. Cameras take the 3.5 mm output, phones take USB-C or Bluetooth, and DJI cameras take the transmitters directly over OsmoAudio.

Features and Advantages

The transmitters are omnidirectional microphones with two-level noise cancelling, each running up to 11.5 hours on its 114 mAh battery. Four windscreens are in the box.

The receiver outputs both channels through a 3.5 mm TRS camera output or a USB-C port that carries audio and charging, and runs up to 10.5 hours. A five-minute charge returns about an hour of use; a transmitter fills in about 90 minutes, the receiver in about 100 minutes, and the case in about two hours on 5 V / 2 A.

Wireless runs on 2.4 GHz with Bluetooth 5.3, and OsmoAudio pairs one transmitter straight to an Osmo Action 4, and up to two to an Osmo Pocket 3 or Action 5 Pro, with no receiver. One honest limitation: the Mic Mini transmitters have no internal recording. If the wireless link drops, there is no backup copy — audio is only recorded through the connected camera or phone. The Mic 2’s internal recording is what its higher price pays for, and the newer Mic Mini 2S (August 2026) adds it — so the stocked unit should be confirmed as the original Mic Mini.

Ideal Users

Vloggers and YouTubers are the first buyers. Two-person videos — a host and a guest, a couple travelling together, an interviewer on the street — need two microphones, and a pair of 10-gram transmitters with a 400-metre range covers that without a sound recordist or a cable.

Podcasters and wedding or event shooters are the second group — a podcast on the move, a wedding interview, or a vox-pop all need two clean voices and nothing in the frame.

Osmo Pocket 3 and Action camera owners form the third group. The transmitters pair directly with the camera over OsmoAudio — no receiver, no cable, no extra mount — which is the lightest possible audio setup for a pocket camera.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Model	DJI Mic Mini — 2-person kit (2 transmitters + 1 receiver + charging case)
Transmitter	10 g; 26.55 × 26.06 × 15.96 mm; 114 mAh Li-ion
Receiver	17.8 g; 46.50 × 29.61 × 19.32 mm
Charging case	139 g; 96.10 × 41.00 × 59.35 mm; 1,950 mAh
Max transmission range	Up to 400 m (open, unobstructed, interference-free)
Battery life	Transmitter up to 11.5 h; receiver up to 10.5 h; up to 48 h total with charging case
Charging	5-min charge ≈ 1 h use; TX ~90 min; RX ~100 min; case ~2 h (5 V/2 A)
Wireless	2.4 GHz; Bluetooth 5.3; OsmoAudio direct connection
Noise cancelling	Two-level noise cancelling
Microphone	Omnidirectional; dual-channel receiver; two transmitters output separately or combined
Internal recording	None — transmitters have no internal storage (unlike DJI Mic 2)
Receiver outputs	3.5 mm TRS camera output; USB-C (audio + charging)
Direct connection	1 TX to Action 4; up to 2 TX to Pocket 3 and Action 5 Pro (no receiver)
Launch	26 November 2024
In the box	2 × transmitters, 1 × receiver, charging case, 3.5 mm cable, USB-C phone adapter, USB-C cable, 4 × windscreens, 2 × clip magnets, pouch

FAQs

How many people can it record at once? Two — the kit has two transmitters and a dual-channel receiver, and their audio can be output separately or mixed into one track.

Does the Mic Mini record internally as a backup? No — unlike the DJI Mic 2, the Mic Mini transmitters have no internal storage. Audio is only recorded through the connected camera or phone.

Is this the same as the DJI Mic 2? No. The DJI Mic 2 is a different, more expensive microphone with 32-bit float internal recording. This is the Mic Mini two-person kit — the “2” means two people.

How far does it reach? Up to 400 metres in open, unobstructed conditions. Real-world range is shorter indoors or in crowded areas.

How long does the battery last? Up to 11.5 hours per transmitter and 10.5 hours for the receiver; the case extends total use to about 48 hours. A five-minute charge gives about one hour.

Does it work with the Osmo Pocket 3? Yes — up to two Mic Mini transmitters pair directly with the Osmo Pocket 3 (and the Osmo Action 5 Pro) over OsmoAudio, with no receiver needed.

Why Buy From NexGenShop.pk?

NexGenShop.pk lists the DJI Mic Mini 2-person kit at Rs 31,999 with the kit stated exactly as DJI sells it — two transmitters, one receiver, the charging case and the full set of cables, windscreens and clip magnets — and with the honest limitation stated too: no internal recording, unlike the Mic 2. If you are unsure whether the Mic Mini fits your camera or your phone, ask the team before ordering through Facebook or Instagram. The same store carries the cameras this microphone is made for — the TP-Link Tapo C320WS for outdoor video, the TP-Link Tapo C200 for indoor shooting, and the TP-Link EAP225-Outdoor for connectivity on location.

Final Conclusion

The DJI Mic Mini 2-person kit puts clean audio on two people at once, with 10-gram transmitters, 400 m range and a 48-hour case. It is not the Mic 2 — there is no internal recording — but for interviews and two-person vlogs, it is the lighter, simpler way to get two voices right. At Rs 31,999, order it from NexGenShop.pk.