DJI has officially confirmed that the Mic Mini 2S wireless microphone will debut on July 2, bringing two of the most requested upgrades to its compact audio lineup. The new model adds 14.5GB of built-in storage for onboard recording and supports up to four transmitters connected to a single receiver, making it a more capable option for creators who need reliable multi-person audio.
The biggest change is internal recording with support for both 24-bit and 32-bit float audio, allowing users to capture a backup recording directly on the transmitter. That feature helps protect recordings if a wireless connection is interrupted or a camera fails to save audio, something many solo creators and videographers have been asking for.
DJI Mic Mini 2S focuses on professional audio in a compact design
Despite the new recording capabilities, the Mic Mini 2S keeps the lightweight design of the Mic Mini series. The transmitter weighs 12 grams and retains the interchangeable magnetic front covers available in multiple colors. DJI has also carried over its two-level AI noise reduction system and three voice tone presets: Regular, Rich, and Bright.
Wireless transmission range remains rated at up to 400 meters under ideal conditions. The microphone can operate in single, dual, or four-channel recording modes, making it suitable for interviews, podcasts, live productions, and multi-speaker video shoots. DJI also says the built-in storage provides up to 28 hours of internal audio recording.
Launch bundles and positioning
DJI plans to offer the Mic Mini 2S in several configurations, including one-to-one and one-to-two kits, mobile-focused packages, and a standalone transmitter. Official pricing has not been announced, although it is expected to be positioned above the current Mic Mini 2.
With onboard recording and four-channel support, the Mic Mini 2S narrows the gap between DJI's entry-level microphone series and its higher-end wireless audio systems. It is aimed at vloggers, mobile filmmakers, journalists, and content creators who need dependable backup recording without moving to a larger or more expensive setup.
The main limitation for now is pricing, which remains undisclosed until the official launch event on July 2. Until then, DJI has confirmed the core specifications but has yet to reveal regional availability or final retail costs.
