DJI Launches Mic Mini 2S With 32-Bit Float Recording and 4-Mic Support
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Updated · Engadget · Aug 13
DJI Launches Mic Mini 2S With 32-Bit Float Recording and 4-Mic Support
3 articles · Updated · Engadget · Aug 13
Summary
DJI’s Mic Mini 2S adds internal 32-bit float recording, fixing a key gap in earlier Mic Mini models by giving creators a backup track that can recover clipped audio.
Each 12-gram transmitter now carries 14.5GB of storage—enough for about 22 hours of 32-bit float audio—and the system can handle up to four microphones at once.
Testing found the new AI noise reduction improved over the Mic Mini 2, while 48kHz 24-bit camera audio stayed clear; overall sound still falls short of broadcast-grade lavalier systems.
The camera kit is priced at €189, £169 or CAD$265, and the smartphone kit at €99, £79 or CAD$149; the product is not currently available in the US because of a national security ban.