
DJI Mic Mini 2S
A 12g wireless mic that adds receiver-free 32-bit float backup and four-transmitter recording.
Brand
DJIReference Price
From £59 UK launch reference
Reference price; regional pricing and bundles may differ.
Audio Details
Product type
Compact wireless microphone system with internal transmitter recording
Listening style
Clip-on creator audio for solo video, interviews, podcasts, mobile recording, and small group shoots
Connectivity
Standard receiver with 3.5mm and USB-C paths, mobile receiver option, Bluetooth 6.0, and direct OsmoAudio connection with supported DJI cameras
Battery / runtime
Up to 11 hours per transmitter, 10 hours for the standard receiver, and 40 hours total with the charging case
Codec / input support
24-bit recording plus 32-bit float internal recording; up to 96kHz/24-bit through a camera-connected receiver
Fit / wearing style
12g transmitter with rotating clip, magnetic mount, windscreen, and swappable magnetic front covers
Key Facts
Internal recording
14.5GB usable storage per transmitter; up to 28 hours at 24-bit or 22 hours at 32-bit float
Multi-person recording
Up to four transmitters with the standard receiver; up to two with the mobile receiver
Wireless range
Up to 400m with the standard receiver or 300m with the mobile receiver under stated conditions
Noise and gain control
Two-level AI noise reduction, Clipping Control, Loudness Balance, low-cut filter, and voice-tone presets
Size / weight
Transmitter: 28.6 × 28 × 13.5mm and 12g with front cover, excluding clip and magnet
Product Overview
DJI Mic Mini 2S gives a small creator microphone the safety features that used to require a higher-tier kit. Each 12g transmitter can record on its own in 32-bit float, while the standard receiver can combine up to four transmitters for interviews, podcasts, and small group shoots. It keeps the system compact, but advanced productions still miss timecode, dual-file recording, a receiver screen, and finer gain control; independent testing also found the app awkward and strong noise reduction capable of making voices sound unnatural.
What Stands Out
Each transmitter combines 14.5GB of internal storage, up to 22 hours of 32-bit float recording, AI noise reduction, adaptive gain tools, and an 11-hour battery claim in a 12g body.
Why It Matters
Receiver-free backup protects a take when a wireless link drops, while four-transmitter support lets a pocket-size kit cover small group conversations without moving to a larger production system.
Best For
Solo creators, interview teams, podcasters, mobile filmmakers, and DJI camera users who want a lightweight mic with internal backup recording.
Not For
Users who only need the lowest-cost wireless mic, productions that require timecode or simultaneous processed and untouched files, or users who want a receiver display and precise onboard gain controls.
Things to Know
The £59 figure is a UK launch reference for one transmitter. Receiver type, transmitter count, charging case, mobile receiver, cables, and price vary substantially by bundle and region.
DJI did not officially launch the Mic Mini 2S in the US. Confirm regional availability, warranty, support, and compatible frequencies before importing.
The standard receiver can connect to four transmitters; the smaller mobile receiver supports two. Check the exact receiver and device connection you need before ordering.
Independent testing found strong noise reduction useful in difficult environments but more likely to make voices sound unnatural; the basic setting preserves a more natural result.
Timecode, dual-file recording, a touchscreen receiver display, and finer gain control remain features of higher-tier production systems.
Sources
DJI product page
dji.com
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Current model identity, internal recording, AI noise reduction, multi-transmitter workflow, OsmoAudio compatibility, battery positioning, and official imagery.
DJI specification page
dji.com
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Transmitter, receiver, mobile receiver, charging-case, storage, recording-time, dimensions, weight, battery, wireless, and compatibility details.
TechRadar review
techradar.com
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Two-week independent testing across cameras, phones, tablets, and internal recording, plus launch price, availability, audio, noise reduction, battery, range, and missing professional features.
SoundGuys review
soundguys.com
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Independent audio samples and workflow testing for receiver differences, app controls, gain behavior, noise-reduction artifacts, connectivity, and creator fit.
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