DJI’s new Mic Mini 2 adds colorful covers to help them blend in

As is the case with Osmo Pocket 4 and Latest Leto dronesDJI has no plans to release the Mic Mini 2 in the United States, but it is now available in most other markets. Pricing starts at €59 (about $69) for a bundle that includes one microphone transmitter, a small USB-C wireless receiver, and a smaller charging case. There are several add-on bundles available, including a €99 (about $116) option with two microphone transmitters, a larger version of the wireless receiver that can be used with cameras, and a charging case large enough to hold them all. Magnetic covers in black and brushed white are included, while 12 colored alternatives are sold separately.

The Mic Mini 2 transmitters are slightly larger and a gram heavier than the originals as a result of the redesigned housing fit. But they are much smaller than Insta360 Mic Pro Transmitters Which will have a customizable color E-Ink screen. Battery life remains the same at 11.5 hours for the Mic Mini 2 with ANC off and 10.5 hours for the receiver, while wireless transmission distance still comes out to just over 1,312 feet. There’s still no redundant recording on the microphone, but DJI has teased a Mic Mini 2S release with this feature as part of today’s announcement that it claims will be announced this summer.