Hi @vedataslan6121. The original DJI Mic (ver 1) and the new (ver 2) both use Bluetooth in the 2400-2483.5 MHz range, which may be confusing at that is in the "RF" spectrum.. Though they do not use the more reliable RF (Radio Frequency) technology to transmit and receive. I wish they did as it would be a killer compact product! Do you use a DJI mic, or have something else? Thanks for the comment. Have a great day!
@@MikeAustinMedia I have Hollyland lark max duo and fifine m6. but they don't have bluetooth connections. dji mic 2 can connect with bluetooth but they come with reciever. they explainmost properties with receiver connection but if the mic 2 connects to smartphone with bluetooth, it looses so many functions and i think the quality of connection.
I think DJI mic do not use Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. They use RF signal. DJI mic second version (newer) use Bluetooth
Hi @vedataslan6121. The original DJI Mic (ver 1) and the new (ver 2) both use Bluetooth in the 2400-2483.5 MHz range, which may be confusing at that is in the "RF" spectrum.. Though they do not use the more reliable RF (Radio Frequency) technology to transmit and receive. I wish they did as it would be a killer compact product! Do you use a DJI mic, or have something else?
Thanks for the comment. Have a great day!
@@MikeAustinMedia I have Hollyland lark max duo and fifine m6. but they don't have bluetooth connections. dji mic 2 can connect with bluetooth but they come with reciever. they explainmost properties with receiver connection but if the mic 2 connects to smartphone with bluetooth, it looses so many functions and i think the quality of connection.