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So, how about these cute little DJI mics? Man, these things are so useful. We're talking, of course, about the Mic Mini 2S. And these ones have these interchangeable face plates, so you can make them look however you want. And increasingly, these are becoming like a part of the content in some ways, enabling online content that otherwise wouldn't be possible, or at least it wouldn't sound nearly as good as when you're using these. And so I'm sure DJI noticed that more and more people were making these like practical props just placing it right there, either holding it or clipping it or because they're magnetic, sticking them to things. And there are plenty of different types and
content segments and genres that are utilizing this really highquality audio in anywhere you can put it. And that's something we're going to do in this video. Actually, we're going to do the sights and sounds of an automotive product of a car. It's more important to be mounted closely than even the type of mic that you're talking into. That's where you get that detail. You get that really strong signal to noise ratio. So, the difference between these two kits, as you can tell, one is more directed towards those shooting on their smartphone, whereas the other has the capability of plugging into dedicated camera. So, inside this package, you're actually going to get that added receiver. This will actually do four transmitters to one receiver.
So, you could do like a whole wireless podcast if you wanted. They're also connectable through Osmo Connect for a direct connection to the Osmo cameras, which is extremely useful. So, this is everything that's inside of this kit. You get the receiver, two transmitters, charging case, carrying pouch, the mobile phone adapter, so you can still use this receiver with your mobile phone if you want to. Two windscreens, two magnetic clips, two magnets, a USB charge cable, a camera audio cable if you want to go analog, four different magnetic front covers, and the multiolor magnetic front cover set so you can get even more stylish.
Now, if you know you're basically going to use this thing with your mobile phone exclusively, this kit here, which inside the package will include the mobile phone receiver, terminates into a type-C connector and lives just at the bottom of your phone and doesn't really interfere with anything. If you want to power your phone, you can also send pass through power through the receiver. There's also a little magnetic charge cable for your microphone if you want to have a dedicated place to charge it and you're not using the charge case at that moment. And DJI does such a good job of finding a little home for every single item in their kits.
Like look at this beautiful case for the interchangeable face plates. Anything to suit your style or your brand. Like maybe your brand is one of these key colors and you want to represent that. You throw that on there. But then everything else basically fits inside this little tiny charge case. Type-C to charge this up. The case itself will charge the items, the components. As you know, like if you're going on a trip doing some travel stuff, you could probably just bring this and you'd be all set for a while. So, here we can see the windcreens. Also configurable. So, they put out this kit here, multicolor windscreen, so you can match your face plates to your windscreens or you can have it blend with clothing more. Like say it's a white shirt, you do a white
face plate, a white windscreen. There you go. That's a pink face plate. These things come off so easily, too. Like just boom, magnetically attach, change it on the fly. You just use them as markers to know like which is A and B, one and two. Who's using the pink mic? We need to turn up that one versus who's using the white mic. Just really functional kind of stuff and lots of versatility. Here is the receiver which is currently configured with the smartphone adapter. This can actually be removed and replaced with just a little kind of cover plate in which case this can then via the mount on top of a camera like this guy can just be slid onto here. And then from there, you can go ahead and send the analog audio out into the camera's
input so that your audio is embedded in your video track on your file. The other thing I like about this one, it still has a dedicated clicky gain wheel, which kind of satisfying, not going to lie. And it also has a dedicated LED for each of the potential four transmitters that you can send into this. So that's four separate people miked up or four separate sound sources all recording to one video clip. And they've even got a spot for the analog audio cable if you're going to be using this with a camera and carrying this frequently. Look at that. It just squeezes up in the lid. I just love how they have a place for everything. Now, the little guy with mobile kit comes in a slightly smaller travel case. It's
also got a slightly smaller charge case. You can see a size comparison there. It does still come with a dedicated charge cable if you don't primarily use the case. Opening this up is pretty much the same. Not as much stuff stored inside of here. Doesn't need to be. single microphone. It's the same mic. So, if you ever upgrade your kit and get this receiver, this mic will interact, of course, with that receiver and can be paired up as well. This one ships with this receiver instead. And this is a two to one. So, you can send two transmitters into this receiver. That's the pass through power that I was talking about. And the beauty of this one is just how slim it is. So, when this thing is plugged into your phone,
it can just kind of stay attached. You can shoot your video. It's also got lights on it to let you know which of the transmitters are paired to it. They kind of have figured everything out at this point. And the beauty of this is just versatility. Whatever you want to do with it, do with it. It's tiny. I mean, even when it comes to mounting it, we already said that it's magnetic, but then why not add a magnetic clip and it can change its orientation around the mount point depending on where you need that microphone grill to sit. I often will mount these things on my hat, for example. I might just throw it right there. So, there's a number of different ways that you can utilize these, but they are taking over the content sphere.
And that's because people have a new appreciation for audio now that they've experienced what it's like to hear something recorded at really tight proximity. And when something is so small and wireless, it means like place it anywhere. Really place it close to the sound source and get a new appreciation for that sound source. So, listen. I mean, these things are all about convenience. And even when it comes to setting it up and using it, like if you're doing so in the way that I just did in those car shots, having 32-bit float built in gives you so much headroom that you don't need to be constantly monitoring audio or making micro adjustments. So that like run and gun record a lot of different sounds
situation very easy to do and that's all happening internally with the built-in recording. And then when it comes to getting those files off, you have a fast transfer speed as well up to 34 megabytes per second. But you've also got noise cancellation built in. So if you are in a noisy environment, you can cycle through those options in order to minimize that background noise and isolate the voice if that's the thing that you're looking to capture. So, here's an example of what the mic sounds like with no noise reduction. So, you can kind of hear the surrounding, the cars, maybe some birds. And here is what it sounds like with the standard noise reduction. And here's what it sounds like with the strong
setting for noise reduction. So, they offer three different voice tones as well. This one here is the standard tone. And then this voice tone here is called rich. And the last option for voice tone is called Bright. Let me know in the comments which one you prefer. So, when it comes to pricing, the Mic Mini, it starts at 59 bucks. Then you have the Mic Mini 2 at 99 bucks. And if you want the Mic Mini 2S kit, that's coming in at 189, which is obviously going to give you the charge case, couple of mics, and all the accessories you need to get up and running.
