DJI Mic Mini 2S Adds 32-Bit Float Audio and Four-Channel Recording

DJI has officially launched the Mic Mini 2S worldwide, bringing professional audio features to its compact wireless microphone lineup. However, it appears the microphone will once again skip an official US release, as it is currently absent from DJI’s US storefront.

The Mic Mini 2S builds on the original Mic Mini with several upgrades aimed at content creators, filmmakers, and podcasters, while retaining the ultra-lightweight design that made the series popular.

Professional Audio in a Tiny Package

The standout feature of the Mic Mini 2S is its ability to record 32-bit float audio internally, a capability previously reserved for DJI’s higher-end wireless microphone systems.

Each transmitter includes 14.5GB of onboard storage, allowing it to record independently of the receiver. DJI says the internal memory can store up to 28 hours of 24-bit audio, providing a valuable backup should the wireless connection be interrupted.

For creators, 32-bit float recording offers a significant advantage by preserving a much wider dynamic range. This helps prevent clipped audio during sudden loud sounds while providing greater flexibility when adjusting levels during post-production.

 

Smarter Audio Processing

DJI has also introduced several intelligent audio features to improve recording quality in challenging environments.

The new Clipping Control mode automatically attenuates sudden volume spikes, and Loudness Balance dynamically adjusts output levels for more consistent recordings.

Users can choose from three built-in voice presets: Regular for balanced, natural sound, Bright for improved clarity and vocal presence, and Rich for warmer, fuller voice reproduction.

The Mic Mini 2S also features AI-powered noise cancellation with two selectable modes. Basic mode reduces common indoor background sounds such as fans, air conditioners, and room echo, while Strong mode is designed to suppress more aggressive outdoor noise, including traffic and wind.

Supports Up to Four Transmitters

One of the biggest upgrades over the original Mic Mini is support for up to four transmitters connected to a single receiver.

The added channels make the Mic Mini 2S better suited for podcasts, interviews, panel discussions, and other multi-person productions. The original Mic Mini supported only two transmitters simultaneously.

DJI has also maintained backward compatibility. The new receiver works with existing Mic Mini and Mic Mini 2 transmitters, and the system is compatible with DJI’s Mic Series Mobile Receivers.

For users within DJI’s ecosystem, the Mic Mini 2S can also connect directly to compatible cameras—including the Osmo Pocket 4, Osmo Pocket 4P, Osmo 360, Osmo Nano, and Osmo Action 6—without requiring a dedicated receiver.

Compact Design With New Customization Options

Despite the added functionality, the Mic Mini 2S retains the compact form factor of its predecessor, with each transmitter weighing just 12 grams.

DJI has redesigned the magnetic front cover, meaning the new decorative covers are not compatible with the original Mic Mini 2. The company offers the microphone in eight standard colors, and additional themed magnetic covers are sold separately.

Pricing and Availability

The DJI Mic Mini 2S is now available globally, excluding the United States.

The complete kit, which includes two transmitters, one receiver, and a charging case, is priced at CAD $265. A single transmitter retails for CAD $149. In Canada, the microphone is available through DJI’s official store and Amazon Canada.

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