DJI has officially launched the Mic Mini 2 globally, and while the new model brings a few expected upgrades, there is something more interesting tucked into the announcement. The company has quietly confirmed that a more capable version, the Mic Mini 2S, is on the way.

The Mic Mini 2 itself adds a few nice touches. There are new magnetic faceplates in different colors, vocal tone presets like Bright, Normal, and Rich, along with improved charging options and a basic two-level noise cancellation system. It feels like a refinement rather than a big jump.

The bigger news is what comes next. DJI says the Mic Mini 2S will launch sometime this summer, which likely means anywhere between June and September.

What makes the 2S version stand out is the feature set. It is expected to borrow a couple of key capabilities from the higher-end Mic 3, bringing them into a much smaller and more affordable package.

One of those is internal recording on each transmitter. That acts as a backup, so even if your camera or phone fails to capture audio, the recording is still saved directly on the mic. It is one of those features you do not always think about until you actually need it.

The other upgrade is support for up to four transmitters with a single receiver. That opens the door for recording multiple people at once without needing a more complex setup, which could be useful for interviews or small group recordings. DJI has not shared much beyond that. Details like design, pricing, and the full spec sheet are still under wraps for now.

Looking at the lineup, the positioning is starting to make sense. The Mic Mini series is aimed at creators who want something small and simple, while the Mic 3 sits at the top with more advanced features. The Mic Mini 2S seems to sit right in between, adding a bit more flexibility without losing the compact form factor.

If DJI gets the pricing right, this could end up being a very practical option for creators who want more control over their audio setup without stepping up to a larger system.

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DJI has launched the Mic Mini 2, a compact wireless microphone system for cameras, smartphones, computers, tablets, and DJI’s Osmo devices. The new model records 48kHz, 24-bit omnidirectional audio and focuses on cleaner voice capture, longer battery life, and wider device support.

The transmitter weighs about 11g without the clip or magnet and measures 28.58 x 28.04 x 13.52mm. It comes with a detachable, rotatable magnetic clip for easier positioning. The receiver weighs about 17.8g and measures 46.50 x 29.61 x 19.32mm. Both support GFSK 2Mbps wireless, Bluetooth 5.3, 2.4GHz to 2.4835GHz frequency, and less than 20dBm EIRP.

DJI has added Regular, Rich, and Bright voice presets, along with two-level noise cancellation for indoor and outdoor use. The Mic Mini 2 also supports automatic limiting, five-level gain control, and dual-track recording through the DJI Mimo app. Audio specifications include a 20Hz to 20kHz frequency response with low cut off, 100Hz to 20kHz with low cut on, 120dB SPL at 1% THD, 24dBA equivalent noise, and 20mW monitor output at 1kHz, 32 ohms.

Transmission range is rated at up to 400 meters with two transmitters and one receiver, up to 300 meters with the mobile receiver, and up to 200 meters in mixed mode. DJI OsmoAudio Direct Connection lets up to two transmitters connect directly to supported devices, including Osmo Pocket 3, Osmo 360, Osmo Nano, and Osmo Action 6, without a receiver. The DJI Mic Series Mobile Receiver also supports DJI Mic 3.

The transmitter has a 114mAh battery, runs for about 11.5 hours, and charges in around 70 minutes. The receiver has a 170mAh battery, lasts about 10.5 hours, and charges in around 100 minutes. A five-minute charge gives about one hour of use, while the charging case raises total backup to 48 hours.

Pricing & availability

DJI Mic Mini 2 is available through DJI’s official store and authorized retailers. Prices start at EUR 35 for one transmitter. Kits are priced at EUR 59 for 1TX + 1RX, EUR 59 for 1TX + 1 Mobile RX + case, EUR 79 for 2TX + 1 Mobile RX + case, EUR 99 for 2TX + 1RX + case, and EUR 114 for the 2TX + 1RX + case bundle with the DJI Mic Series Mobile Receiver. Magnetic covers cost EUR 19, while Time Series covers cost EUR 39.

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About a week ahead of its teased global reveal, the DJI Mic Mini 2 briefly appeared on DJI’s China website, revealing full details. The listing has since been taken down, so this isn’t an official global launch just yet. Still, the information is already out there, and it gives us a pretty clear look at what DJI is preparing.

Most bundles include a black and white faceplate by default, while the top-end kit gets the full set. It’s a small change, but it makes the mic a bit more fun to use on camera.

You get 48 kHz 24-bit recording, automatic anti-clipping, and basic noise cancellation with two levels. Battery life also looks similar, around 11.5 hours for the transmitter and 10.5 hours for the receiver, with up to 48 hours total when using the charging case.

There are three voice tone presets: Normal, Bright, and Rich. It’s a simple feature, but useful if you want to tweak how your voice sounds without editing later. It also supports 32-bit floating-point internal recording.

Pricing and availability:

Based on the now-removed listing, the Mic Mini 2 starts at CNY 179 (around $26) for just the transmitter. From there, it goes up to CNY 329 (~$48) for a basic transmitter and receiver combo, or the same price if you opt for a transmitter with a charging case instead. A more complete bundle with a charging case, one receiver, and two transmitters is listed at CNY 429 (~$63).

Going further up, configurations with additional transmitters are priced at CNY 599 (~$88) and CNY 698 (~$103). As for accessories, windscreens and magnetic faceplates are listed at CNY 99 (~$15), while special edition versions of the faceplates go for CNY 199 (~$29).

One thing that’s a bit uncertain is availability in the US. A version of the Mic Mini 2 had shown up in FCC filings earlier this year, but those listings have since disappeared. That’s similar to what happened with the Osmo Pocket 4, which didn’t launch in the US right away. So for now, it’s not clear if or when this one will make it there.

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