Questions about DJI Mic Mini Transmitter

No, unfortunately you cannot connect the DJI Mic Mini directly to a Bose Boom 3 (or other Bluetooth speakers) via Bluetooth.

The Mic Mini transmitters are not compatible with the Mic 2 receiver. The two systems use different receivers and cannot be combined with each other. Mic 2 transmitters only work with Mic 2 receivers, and Mic Mini transmitters only with Mic Mini receivers.

not really, I need it on the motorbike, the sound quality especially in wind is not the best, think this microphone is more for interview in a quiet environment

Good evening I had the same problem with my Samsung Galaxy S21. The microphone does not work with the smartphone's integrated camera. You need the "Blackmagic Camera" app from the Play Store, for example. The Filmic Pro app and other apps also work. I downloaded the "Blackmagic Camera" app and lo and behold, it worked. The videos are saved in the newly created folder in the picture gallery.

The DJI microphones are mainly designed for applications such as interviews and lectures. They might be less suitable for live concert recordings as they are not specifically designed for such applications. However, they offer good sound quality and are wireless, which could make them useful for some live applications. However, they lack specific functions that are typical for live concerts, such as a high resistance to high volumes or special settings for such environments.

Yes

The DJI Mic Mini Transmitter is compatible with the DJI OM 7P gimbal, but you need the DJI Multifunctional Module to enable audio transmission. With this module, you can use the sound recording directly via the smartphone.

I imagine it's the same material as the other microphones! It's like a tuft of hair!!! 🤷‍♂️

Yes, you can pair the microphone with a PC to hold Teams meetings. To do this, you need to connect the microphone's receiver to the computer using an adapter or a suitable cable. You can then set the microphone as an external microphone in your computer.

Yes, the microphone is compatible with the iPhone 16 Pro. The official compatibility list confirms support for the iPhone 16 series, including the Pro model. When used via Bluetooth, noise cancellation is automatically activated and cannot be deactivated. For a wired connection via Lightning or USB-C adapter, please refer to the manufacturer's instructions for possible restrictions when charging at the same time.

You can use Bluetooth to connect the microphone to your mobile. Switch on the transmitter and press and hold the pairing button until the light flashes blue and green. Then go to your mobile's Bluetooth settings and select the microphone to pair it. Alternatively, you can also use a receiver to achieve better audio quality.

The microphone itself does not have a USB-C charging socket. It is charged via the supplied charger or the charging station. The charging station can be charged via a USB-C cable to charge the microphones.

You can always see the currently estimated delivery date right above the "Add to cart"-button.

I was able to pair it directly with my phone via Bluetooth.

You can connect the DJI Mic Mini Transmitter to a Canon G7X III camera, but you will need to use the receiver and a compatible audio cable. Here’s how: - The DJI Mic Mini receiver is compatible with cameras via a 3.5mm TRS audio cable. You would need to connect the receiver to your Canon G7X III camera using this cable. This setup allows for synchronized power on/off with the camera and ensures high-quality audio transmission.