DJI Mic 3 transmitter, receiver, and charging case

Every Voice. Ready.

A compact wireless system for solo creators, interviews, multi-camera productions, and direct-to-camera recording—with adaptive gain, 32-bit float backup, and timecode built around the handoff.

Transmitters
Up to 4 per receiver
Recording
Dual-file 32-bit float
Range
Up to 400 m
Case runtime
Up to 28 hours
Two-person interview recorded with DJI Mic 3
Sound follows the story.From one voice to a synchronized set.

Protect the Take Before It Reaches the Edit.

Automatic control helps with sudden changes. Internal recording protects the original. Tone and noise controls shape the track without hiding the source.

Adaptive gain

Auto mode is designed to reduce clipping through sharp volume changes. Dynamic mode evens out quieter indoor speech.

Three voice tones

Choose Regular, Rich, or Bright from the receiver or DJI Mimo, then set Basic or Strong noise cancellation for the location.

Original plus enhanced

Dual-file recording keeps the original internal track beside a second file with the selected processing applied.

DJI Mic 3 dual-file 32-bit float internal recording workflow

32-bit float is the safety net, not the mixing plan.

It gives post-production more room when a whisper becomes a shout. Monitor placement, wind, clothing contact, and the camera input level first; use the internal file when the camera track needs recovery.

One Conversation or a Full Production.

The system can begin with one subject, then expand across speakers and cameras without changing the audio vocabulary.

Two speakers wearing DJI Mic 3 transmitters
Two-person dialogueSeparate voices, monitor the receiver, and keep the charging case close.
DJI Mic 3 multi-transmitter and multi-receiver production
4 TX + 8 RX capabilityBuild multi-person and multi-camera systems with separately purchased hardware.
Synchronizing DJI Mic 3 recordings with timecode

Timecode belongs at the start of the day.

Jam and verify every recorder and camera before the first take. Mic 3 transmitters embed timecode with internal recordings, while the receiver accepts and outputs timecode for the wider set.

Dual-band linkAutomatic hopping across supported 2.4 and 5 GHz bands.
Direct BluetoothOne transmitter to a compatible phone for a stripped-back kit.
Camera, phone, computerUse the receiver and the correct physical adapter for the device.

Start With the Right Number of Voices.

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DJI Mic 3 (1 TX + 1 RX) package

DJI Mic 3 (1 TX + 1 RX)

$249

1 transmitter and receiver

50 availableSolo voice, tutorials, social and mobile
DJI Mic 3 (2 TX + 1 RX + Charging Case) package

DJI Mic 3 (2 TX + 1 RX + Charging Case)

$385

2 transmitters, receiver, charging case

8 availableInterviews, podcasts, two-person production

Expand the Signal Path in the Right Order.

Add voices first, then receiving and charging, then connection and wind protection. Small adapters and cables stay at the end.

Mic 3 Questions.

Compatibility, scale, and recording choices that change the kit.

Which configuration should I choose?

Choose 1 TX + 1 RX for a solo presenter or one interview subject. Choose 2 TX + 1 RX + Charging Case for two voices, faster storage and pairing, and up to 28 hours of total operating time under DJI's test conditions.

Can the transmitter connect without the receiver?

Yes. A transmitter can connect directly to a compatible phone over Bluetooth or to supported DJI cameras through OsmoAudio. Device support and the number of simultaneous transmitters vary by camera.

Does Mic 3 record internally?

Yes. The transmitter supports 32-bit float internal recording and can save both an original file and an algorithm-enhanced file for a safer post-production handoff.

Can it handle more than two people?

A Mic 3 receiver can link with up to four transmitters, and a transmitter can link with up to eight receivers. Additional transmitters and receivers are required, and four-channel output depends on supported hardware or software.

Does it support timecode?

Yes. Transmitters embed timecode into internal recordings, while the receiver supports timecode input and output for synchronizing multi-camera production.

Are older DJI Mic components interchangeable?

No. Mic 3 transmitters, receivers, mobile adapters, and charging case are not interchangeable with the first DJI Mic, Mic 2, or Mic Mini systems.

Build the audio path before call time.

Tell us the speakers, cameras, phones, wardrobe, location noise, monitoring, and edit workflow. We will map the transmitter count, receiver routing, charging, adapters, and backups.

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