Small, Lightweight, Versatile

The DJI Mic 3 Transmitter is compact, lightweight, and discreet. It supports both magnetic and clip-on attachment methods. The detachable, rotatable clip allows you to flexibly adjust the microphone angle, whether clipped sideways or inverted, ensuring optimal audio capture in any scenario.

All-In-One, Ready To Go

The charging case neatly holds two transmitters and one receiver. Each transmitter fits inside with the windscreen and either the magnet or magnetic clip attached—no need to remove them. When the transmitters are stored with the clips attached, the lid also has space for the magnets and locking audio adapter cable [1], so everything stays organized and ready to go.

Premium Audio, Smarter Experience

Adaptive Gain Control for Balanced Volume

Automatic mode effectively prevents audio clipping, making it ideal for outdoor environments with dramatic volume fluctuations, such as sporting events.

Effortless Control, Smooth Operation

On-Receiver Parameter Adjustment              
App-Based Control & Firmware Updates

The receiver features a 1.1-inch AMOLED touchscreen and a dial, putting gain, battery status, and modes at your fingertips. Adjust settings quickly and enjoy flexible, efficient operation. Use the DJI Mimo app to fine-tune settings and update firmware directly from your phone. Enjoy quick, convenient parameter adjustments and effortless upgrades.

Robust Performance, Endless Possibilities

4 TX + 8 RX for Seamless Collaboration

DJI Mic 3's receiver can connect with up to four transmitters at once, letting you capture four audio sources simultaneously. The main receiver can also sync audio to up to seven additional receivers. Whether it's a group interview or a multi-camera production, you'll get crystal-clear audio on every device, making post-production a breeze.

Flexible, Versatile Channel Settings

The receiver lets you choose between Mono and Stereo (dual-channel) modes—output audio from each transmitter separately or merge them into a single track to suit any creative scenario.

Four-Channel Output, Effortless Editing

When set to Quadraphonic mode, the DJI Mic 3 Receiver—paired with select Sony cameras or computer software—supports independent output of four audio tracks. This enables precise track separation and flexible mixing, giving you greater creative freedom in post-production.

Dual-Band Reliability, Rock-Solid Transmission

DJI Mic 3 supports automatic frequency hopping between 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands [6], with a transmission range of up to 400 meters [7]. Its robust anti-interference capabilities ensure stable audio transmission, even in complex wireless environments like trade shows.

Lossless Transmission, Pristine Audio

With Lossless Audio enabled [8], the transmitter delivers uncompressed 48kHz 24-bit audio directly to the receiver. This ensures every recording is captured in stunning, high-fidelity detail.

Dual-File 32-bit Float Internal Recording

Internal Recording

Never worry about lost audio—internal recording protects your material from wireless interference or device failures. With dual-file internal recording, DJI Mic 3 saves both the original track and an algorithm-enhanced version at once [9], streamlining your workflow and keeping your creative process smooth.

32-bit Float Internal Recording

With support for 32-bit float internal recording, DJI Mic 3 provides a high dynamic range that not only delivers high-quality recording but also adapts better to complex sound environments. It excels in capturing every nuance of a voice, from quiet whispers to booming decibel levels, providing greater reliability in erratic noise scenarios and more flexibility in post-production.

Built-in Timecode for Precise Sync

DJI Mic 3 offers high-precision timecode support [10], with the transmitter embedding timecode data during internal recording and the receiver supporting both timecode input and output. With less than one frame of drift over 24 hours [11], you can instantly align multi-camera footage in post-production, making editing faster and more efficient.

Hassle-Free File Export

When you're done shooting, simply use the charging case and USB-C data cable to connect both transmitters to your computer or smartphone [12]. Instantly transfer all your internally recorded files in one go—editing and sharing couldn't be easier. You can also connect a transmitter to the DJI Mimo app to download audio files, offering flexible export options to suit your needs.

All-Day Power, Worry-Free Creation

28-Hour Extended Battery Life

A transmitter lasts up to 8 hours , and a receiver up to 10 hours . A fully charged charging case provides about 2.4 full charges to achieve a total of 28 hours of extended use. Easily handle long video shoots and live streams without worrying about running out of power.

5-Minute Quick Charge

Charge for just 5 minutes and get up to 2 hours of use from the transmitter and receiver—ideal for a quick power boost. With 3C fast charging support, a full charge takes only about 50 minutes , so you can get back to creating in no time.

For configuration only:

5 minutes         2 hours

to charge           of use

Multiple Intelligent Power-Saving Features

Auto Power-Saving     Auto Power-Off             Auto On/Off With Camera     Use While Charging

The transmitter automatically enters sleep mode when it doesn't detect a signal from the receiver. It will wake up and reconnect to the receiver once the signal is detected again. This feature allows you to wear the transmitter for extended periods without needing to frequently power it on and off.            On the receiver screen, or in the DJI Mimo app, you can set the transmitter and receiver to automatically power off after a period of inactivity. When this feature is enabled on both devices, they will automatically shut down if not connected for more than 15 minutes, preventing battery drain and preserving more power for your creativity.        After enabling the Auto On/Off With Camera feature on the receiver screen or in the DJI Mimo app, the receiver, when connected to the camera via the 3.5mm audio cable or hot shoe, will automatically turn on when the camera is turned on and turn off when the camera is turned off.                When the receiver is connected to your smartphone via cable, it draws power directly from your phone. If you connect an external power source to the receiver's USB-C port, you can charge both the receiver and your phone simultaneously—so you can keep recording without interruption.