Name: DJI Mic 3
Brand: DJI

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Buy the Mic 3 if you want pro-level wireless audio in a tiny package: reviewers praised its clean sound, 32-bit float internal recording, timecode, adaptive gain, dual processed and unprocessed recording, support for up to four transmitters and a smaller, lighter design than the Mic 2. Skip it if you need a wired lavalier, because there's no lav input. The app is frustrating, and the clip isn't very secure.

Best for

Video creators who want flexible, pro-grade wireless audio.

Not for

Simple vloggers who need only basic audio.

Main strengthClean sound

Main weaknessNo lavalier input

Reasons to buy

Clean sound

32-bit float internal recording

Timecode and multi-transmitter support

Small and light

Reasons to avoid

No lavalier input

Frustrating app

Clip isn't very secure

Measured view8.6/10What the pros say · verified oct 8, 2026.

ScoreVerified Oct 8, 2026

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Full specifications

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DJI Mic 3 supports the following timecode frame rates: 23.98F, 24F, 25F, 29.97F, 29.97DF, 30F, 50F, and 60F.

DJI Mic 3 offers four timecode modes: N/A: The receiver runs the timecode internally but does not output it externally.
MIC002: Indicates this is the second recording file from the current transmitter. New recordings are numbered sequentially.
MIC001: Indicates this is the first internal recording folder for the transmitter. A new folder is created every 50 files.
DJI Mic 3 has three recording modes: M (Mono), S (Stereo), and Q (Quadraphonic).

L-IN: Used to synchronize timecode from an external timecode generator to the receiver.
TX: Indicates that this folder is for internal recordings of the transmitter.
App Download: Connect the transmitter to the DJI Mimo app and use the File Download feature to export recorded audio files.
Q (Quadraphonic Mode): Audio from the four transmitters is recorded via separate channels.
M (Mono Mode): Under Mono mode, the audio recorded by all transmitters will be combined in one channel.
Method 1: Put the transmitters and receiver into the charging case and they will link automatically.
Low Cut On: 100 Hz-20 kHz (encoded)
Low Cut Off: 20 Hz-24 kHz (lossless)
BR/EDR: < 20 dBm
SDR: Customizable
English: +1 818 235 0789
Monday - Sunday: 6:00 - 18:00 (PST/PDT)

Release Year: 2026
Release Date: 2026-08-01

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