DJI Teases New Wireless Mic Ahead of April 28 Launch
DJI has shared a new teaser for an upcoming wireless microphone, scheduled to launch on April 28 at 8:00 a.m. EDT.
The announcement rounds out a busy stretch for DJI, with the company rolling out new products weekly throughout April, including the Osmo Pocket 4 and the upcoming Lito drone series.
Mic Mini 2 Looks Like the Likely Candidate
DJI hasn’t confirmed the product name, but early signs point toward a successor to the Mic Mini rather than a flagship update.
The DJI Mic 3 only launched in August 2025 and is already bundled with the Osmo Pocket 4, making a near-term replacement unlikely. Meanwhile, regulatory filings from late 2025 suggest a Mic Mini 2 is in development, with reports indicating a release window before mid-2026.
What the Teaser Hints At
The teaser itself doesn’t reveal much, but the “More Than Sound” tagline and colorful square visuals have sparked some speculation.
One possibility is that DJI could introduce multiple color options for the new mic—something the original Mic Mini didn’t offer, as it was limited to more neutral white and grey finishes. That could make the device a bit more visually appealing for creators who prefer gear that stands out on camera.
There are also hints that the new mic could offer deeper integration with DJI’s mobile app, based on iconography shown in the teaser. While unconfirmed, that could point to features like onboard recording, improved noise reduction, or expanded codec support.
A More Competitive Market
If this does turn out to be the Mic Mini 2, it will be entering a more crowded space than its predecessor.
Since the original Mic Mini launched, competitors like Insta360 and SmallRig have introduced their own compact wireless audio systems, giving creators more options at similar price points.
Pricing and Availability
DJI hasn’t announced pricing yet, but if it follows the positioning of the original Mic Mini, it will likely land below the $200 range. All details—including specs and final pricing—are expected to be revealed when the product launches on April 28.
You could also read into the use of the EDT time zone in the announcement as a hint that the new wireless mic may be available in the U.S. at launch. By comparison, the Osmo Pocket 4 teaser used GMT timing, and that camera hasn’t seen immediate availability in the U.S. market.
With only a short teaser to go on, there’s still plenty of guesswork involved—but DJI’s steady rollout of new gear this month suggests it’s not slowing down anytime soon.