When DJI launched the original Mic Mini, it was already the affordable option next to the flagship Mic 2. With the Mic Mini 2, DJI cut the price again — the international full-kit launch price came in at roughly 40% below the original Mic Mini's debut price — while keeping the same core audio engine. That combination is exactly why it's earning the "budget king" label among creators shopping for a first wireless mic.
What You're Actually Getting
The DJI Mic Mini 2 records 48kHz/24-bit audio with automatic level limiting so your audio doesn't clip on loud words, five-level manual gain adjustment, and two-level noise cancellation (Basic and Strong) for cutting background hiss and wind. It transmits up to 400 metres line-of-sight to its receiver, and each transmitter runs roughly 11.5 hours on a charge, with the charging case topping a transmitter back up in about 70 minutes. New to this generation are three on-device voice tone presets — Regular, Rich, and Bright — that shape your voice's EQ without touching a laptop, plus interchangeable magnetic front covers so the mic can match your outfit or setup rather than sitting there as a plain black dot on camera.
Where It Fits: Phone, Camera, or Both
The Mic Mini 2's transmitters pair over Bluetooth directly to a smartphone, or plug into a camera or the DJI Osmo Mobile gimbal's Multifunctional Module for a fully wired setup. If you're shooting on newer DJI hardware — the Osmo Action 6, Osmo Pocket 4, or the Osmo Mobile 8P's tracking module — the Mic Mini 2 also talks to those over OsmoAudio, DJI's own audio-sync protocol, so your voice track lines up with your footage automatically instead of you syncing clap marks in post.
DJI Mic Mini 2 — What's in Each Kit at Dynsol.pk
| Kit | Best For | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Only Transmitter | Adding a second mic to a kit you already own, or a stereo two-person setup | Rs. 10,999 |
| Single Mic | Solo creators who just need one clean lavalier feed | Rs. 22,999 |
| Dual Mic Type-C | Interviews and two-person podcasts recording straight to a phone | Rs. 28,999 |
| Dual Mic (DSLR + Type-C) | Creators who switch between a phone and a mirrorless/DSLR camera | Rs. 35,999 |
Mic Mini 2 vs. the Original Mic Mini
If you already own the first Mic Mini, the audio performance itself hasn't moved much — same 48kHz/24-bit recording, same 400m range, same dual-track recording via the DJI Mimo app. What's new is the voice tone presets, the swappable colour covers, a roughly 1-gram weight bump to fit the new shell, and — the real headline — a launch price cut steep enough that it undercuts even heavily discounted original Mic Mini kits. If you're buying your first DJI mic, there's no reason to look at the older model over this one.
Why Buy the DJI Mic Mini 2 from Dynsol.pk
- 100% original DJI stock — not a grey import, full box contents as DJI ships them.
- Full 1-year manufacturer warranty with an invoice issued on every order.
- Four kit options so you only pay for the transmitters and receiver type you actually need.
- Cash on Delivery nationwide across Pakistan.
- Physical store at LG 54, Hafeez Centre, Gulberg III, Lahore — test it before you commit if you're nearby.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Does the DJI Mic Mini 2 work with an iPhone?
Yes — the transmitters pair over Bluetooth to the DJI Mimo app, and the Type-C receiver kit works with iPhones that support USB-C (iPhone 15 and later); for Lightning-port iPhones you'll want an adapter or the Bluetooth-direct connection.
Q2. Can I record without a receiver, straight to my phone?
Yes, the transmitters connect directly to a smartphone via Bluetooth through the DJI Mimo app without needing the physical receiver.
Q3. Is there internal recording on the transmitter itself as a backup?
No — the Mic Mini 2 doesn't record internally to the transmitter; if your receiver or phone connection drops, that audio isn't backed up. DJI's higher-tier Mic 3 supports internal recording if that's a requirement for your workflow.
Q4. How many mics can I use at once?
Up to two transmitters can pair to one receiver or phone simultaneously, recorded either mixed together or on separate stereo channels for editing later.
Q5. What's the difference between the Dual Mic Type-C and Dual Mic (DSLR + Type-C) kits?
The Type-C kit includes a Type-C receiver built for phones; the DSLR + Type-C kit adds a camera-style receiver so the same transmitters work with a mirrorless or DSLR camera as well.
See all four DJI Mic Mini 2 kits and pricing on the DJI Mic Mini 2 product page, or browse the full range in the DJI collection at Dynsol.pk.