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The bluetooth audio actually sounds decent and I've heard mixed results from other reviews. My biggest gripe so far is that you can't enable 32 bit float recording using the transmitter alone. It requires another DJI device such as the Pocket 3, Action 4, or the DJI Mic 2 receiver. In other words, if you buy the standalone transmitter kit, you can't turn on 32 bit float recording unless you have one of their other devices.
its great but if you cant use the native iphone app, that kinda sucks, might as well just use it as a receiver and sync later but for 300-400 clips I take, yeah, annoying. Time to plug the receiver in haha.
I have to admit. Listening with AirPods, I struggled to hear much of a difference. It certainly wouldn’t stop me from watching a video. I’ll have to try without AirPods and see if I notice a difference. Thank you for the video!
For a non audiophile you can’t tell the difference. Convenience is they key of using it via bluetooth
Lmao stop lying to yourself
😂 I can definitely hear the difference in loos of quality.
Yes on my iPhone 14 max there appears to be no difference in audio quality - I think it depends on the audio device you are listening on or on your hearing for the average viewer they wouldn’t know the difference
I can hear the difference through my iPad speakers, definitely a noticeable difference.
I couldn’t hear it at all on my tv. I played the part where she switched several times and the difference was minimal. I will try it over headphones to hear better.
I just use mic 2 from pocket 3 👍 and connect to your iPhone it’s just sounds 👍 .
I watched this video with AirPods on and could not tell the difference when you recorded with the receiver connected to your phone vs using the Bluetooth connection. When you said “it doesn’t sound good at all”, I was surprised. Sounded the same to me. Maybe I’m getting old.
I too cant hear any worsening in the sound quality. I thought I'm the only one that can't catch it.
I couldn't sound a difference either
I have to agree, I was like "what difference?" I would say maybe if a person is watching videos using studios speakers I would assume because I don't have any, but for what I can hear with AirPods Pro and my MacBook Pro I just can't hear any difference.
23 year old over here. It sounds more muffled and therefor "cheaper" to me :)
On my tv, no difference 🤷🏻♀️
There's definitely a difference but not enough to say "don't use it on bluetooth". I think its great in a pinch/just need to record something quickly scenario. Great video btw!
Thank you for making this video. This helps me understand what I want. Always thank you for your handwork.
thanks for the useful video & great point about recording audio by itself too. i just brought it and as long as i can get the receiver in with my case on, ill be happy.
Thanks for your authentic review. I’ll get it and use it without the Bluetooth connection as it’s a lot more affordable than some other alternatives I’ve been looking at. I can always upgrade in the future.
The audio sounds different? Really? I don't hear a difference. My hearing must be diminishing as I get older. Or maybe it is these $40 speakers on my computer.
The DJI Mic 2 is great，and you are also great😀
I use the Bluetooth connection to my iPhone with the app that you’re using and I can’t tell the difference even in your video it sounds just as good with the Bluetooth as when you start off with the transmitter and for convenience is much better. love your videos, but I have to say I can’t distinguish between you using the transmitter and the Bluetooth connection. They’re both just as good in my estimation.
You should check out my current video on the bluetooth problem (also: no backup recording while connected through bluetooth, meaning no 32 bit float backup either), and a coming video on the quality differences - when disabling the low cut filter and recording with the receiver in a more controlled environment (not much background noise) the difference is quite noticeable listening side by side.
im so confused with this mic, with the receiver connected to my iphone, when i record on my iphone does it automatically use the dji mic for audio? or do i need to ensure to record from the mic, and sync later in post? my hope was that i could connect the receiver to my iphone, then just press record and it uses the dji mic for the recording and not the native mic on the phone
Tamara, if I had watched your video a month ago, I wouldn't have made the mistake of buying DJI and discovering ALL of problems you mention by myself.
I ended up with hollyland Lark M2 - make sure to check it out, it's a real deal that you might miss because it's 2x cheaper than DJI so automatically one would say it's not worth looking at. Combo set is magnificent and it works with camera app by default. Full quality because of mini receiver (both USB-C and lightning). Mini = 5x smaller than DJI.
I subscribe to your channel, keep up the good work, I wish I had see you a while before!
Thanks ☺️
Yeah the Hollyland Lark M2 is a brilliant mic, I’ve been using it a lot and made a review not too long ago. But I still use the DJI Mic 2 when filming with the Osmo Action 4 or Osmo Pocket 3 because of the convenience with the Bluetooth connection and Audio-to-Video Sync.
@@TamaraGabrielUK true, with Osmo it's no brainer!
I couldn’t tell the difference other than maybe the noise cancellation was a wee bit better with receiver? That said having to use a separate camera app for iPhone is a deal breaker.
@@kinocchio noise cancellation is unavailable when connected via bluetooth
This mic (the transmitters especially), have a number of issues, quirks and omissions. The good news is that DJI are usually pretty hot on sorting out issues via firmware where possible.
The main omission of the transmitters (if purchased alone without the receiver) seems to be nil ability to modify any settings such as gain or to enable 32-bit float. It’s seemingly stuck in factory settings if you don’t have other dji kit?
@@mattgilmour4476 You make an excellent point and I hadn't even thought about it ahahaha! You are right in that using the transmitters *_alone_* without owning any other DJI-related products _(Action 4, Osmo Pocket 3, Mic 2 Receiver)_ greatly limits you in features and settings...
I wonder if the DJI MIMO app allows you to access the settings? I'll have to test it myself ahaha
I use Rode reporter to set the phone to use an external mic which then works perfectly with the iPhone's native camera app via bluetooth. No need for third party video apps.
Yeah, I found out about that from another post! Got the app, and it works fine, just don’t like adding yet another app! Also, I find it works fine as a mike for the voice memos, though not for the camera as you said. Thanks for the post!🇺🇸
It actually sounds really good! There wasn’t a major difference. It seems that some of the reviews are just looking for some kind of flaw with this system. We have become very spoiled lately.
This is not he behavior I was expecting. A lot of the reviewers I watch let t this out. You also can't record internally when you use bluetooth which is definitely not what I was expecting. My assumption is that they were thinking if you are going to do it in post, you can just record normally. I wanted to have the option just in case.
THANK YOU SO MUCH I finally found the reason why it sounds so microphoney using it as a microphone to while editing in Final Cut Pro. I think. I still have to invest a proper microphone..
very nice clear video! I wanna use the microphones for ASMR so I was wondering if the dji mic 2 will be a good match with the active noise cancelling or should I go for the old version? :)
Thanks!
What software do you edit in?
Great video.
I’ve already ordered the mic so will go down the post processing route by the sounds of it. 👍
Hi Tamara !! Can you please do a video about why SD card readers don’t work with dji action 4 via iPhone !! I have to use to dji Mimo app to transfer all my footage over to my iPhone so I can use iMovie and it takes ages, other than that I have no other options I can use as both my SD card readers don’t seem to work however they work perfectly fine with a SD card out of my GoPro Hero 9 Black !?!? 🤷🏼♂️
Awesome thing about Samsung native camera app is that all you have to do is use the Pro Video Mode and change the audio to BT Mic and it will use the Mic 2. Also I've found in testing the Mic 2 on the X3 and my S23U....that if the device the Mic 2 is paired with via Bluetooth has Wind Reduction, you turn that on and the sound of wind blowing over the Mic 2 Tx will be reduced. Unfortunately, no camera either with Native camera app or 3rd party cam app have a Wind Reduction setting and thus the Mic 2 wont work in that regard. I have tried pressing the Power button to turn it on when paired with the Insta X3 and it did turn Green which means Wind Reduction is On but I didn't confirm it by checking if it really was or not. I'll play with it again to see
***for my ears when using my S23U speaker to watch this...the audio from the Mic 2 with the Rx plugged in vs Bluetooth mode didn't really sound all that different. Maybe if I wore headphones or had it connected to a better speaker
Nice job on testing and sharing- makes me wish I used a Samsung to better follow your steps and judge my own hearing results. Thanks for posting.
Useful and short. Thank you.
Doubt: Can you connect both the transmitter via bluetooth to your phone and not use receiver at all? and is this thing wtaerproof sweat proof?
I have a question ? If you already have the pocket 3 creators camera with the DJI Mic 2 can you purchase the New DJI Mic 2 system with the one Transmitter and the receiver and then connect the one you received with the pocket 3 to that receiver. So you would have a receiver and two mics.
Yep!
I have tried to connect DJI but it never connects to my iPhone it doesn't ever show on my iPhone Bluetooth 🤦🏾♀️
Appreciated! I wonder how you used your DJI mic 2 at the beginning with Pocket 3, did you use Bluetooth connection directly with Pocket 3 and let Pocket 3 do the audio recording?
Yeah, the Pocket 3 was using the DJI Mic 2 via Bluetooth.
@@TamaraGabrielUK wow, thanks for the info! It sounds really good. Btw how does it sound with Bluetooth on Action 4? Is it as good as Pocket 3?
No problem. Sounds good with the Action 4 th-cam.com/video/yeitwCPVybc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=gs8dYhrKfDcz-MW3
Exactly what I noticed. I did a test on my channel the other day, and the Bluetooth audio codec is quite bad. The audio over 9khz is cut off. I tested with Android 14. I think it's a codec implementation issue. Either they do it on purpose to protect their ecosystem, or they could improve this via firmware updates.
I love your videos, they are very informative
Great video Tamara.
It seems the Ulanzi AM18 is a good affordable option, or even Ulanzi J12.
The Dji Mic2 ""transmit only", might be good, but seems limited to certain products only.
Have you had any experience with the Ulanzi ones?
Cheers.
Thanks 😊
No I’ve not used the Ulanzi ones.
thank you for your review, helps a lot
Thanks , very helpful video ☺️
You’re welcome 😊
If I'm honest, I found this video a bit "unrealistic". Actually you're right, the sound via Bluetooth has less bass and is a bit flatter in the treble. But who leaves their audios unedited in videos? I turn the equalizer a little and the sound is right again. You do something similar if you only use the DJI Mic 2 as a recorder. Then you have to create it in post. Both are not a big effort when you consider that attaching the receiver makes the whole recording technique quite impractical. On the other hand, always good to see you.
The AVERAGE person wont edit their audio. Not speaking for enthusiasts....but the average person wont.
@@michaelmarcano9200 I assume that people who don't edit their sound won't hear the difference. Actually, they are overwhelmed with the whole set.
Whether someone edits the audio or not is irrelevant. If you start with a worse quality source then your final output will also be worse. Why wouldn't you want to start with the best possible quality? Look at it like this, in photography you would want to capture as much detail as possible BEFORE you bring it into an editing program. That way you can have more detail to work with. If you clip your highlights or crush your shadows, you will have an objectively worse final image.
@@Tchoppr Of course, it's better to start with the best possible quality. That's not a question at all. But it is not irrelevant at all whether the video makers are still editing their sound. And your answer is so general and unspecific that it doesn't apply to this case at all. As a musician, sound engineer with my own studio and video creator, I hear that the quality difference between transmitter recording and Bluetooth is not very big. It's there, but like I said you need a little more highs, certain mids can be boosted, and then in the higher lows. It's not much you have to do. And above all, you have to pay attention to practice: There are situations in which you want to be recognized as a video creator as little as possible. Then Bluetooth is better and you will adjust it later. If all conditions are optimal during filming, you just don't use Bluetooth.
Hello Tamara, the sound on the Mic2 and the Pocket 3 over Bluetoth is really bad. I send my Mic 2 Combo today back and by the Rode Wireless pro.
You must got a bad copy. My unit with my pocket 3 over Bluetooth works just fine
Hello@@itsPhillipStaples , thank you for your Reply. I wish you the best and much fun with the Mic 2. 🥰
I want to buy this microphone, in the simplest option where I only receive the transmitter... my doubt is whether the intelligent noise cancellation works without the transmitter... what I think would be possible was to record the sound and in editing sync it with the image... that way I'll have the best of this microphone?
I'm a big fan of your content and I'm reaching out for some advice. I'm in need of a wireless solution to monitor audio, especially when I'm away from the camera or receiver. Could you recommend any reliable systems that offer wireless monitoring compatibility with headphones? I'm open to any wireless headphone options. Thanks in advance for your help!
Another great video. To get noise cancellation on the phone and Pocket 3/Action 4... i take it we need to have the transmitter attached? For the phone, would we still need to use an app, even with the receiver attched?
no,you dont need an extra app
I bought the transmitter only and.. instant regret, it's not working well with my Macbook, the sound itself is not good and also the connection is not stable.
Thanks for highlighting this. Makes zero sense to use Bluetooth that downgrades thr sound quality of a £90 to the level of a £30 one.
Yeah the Bluetooth audio sounds awful and tbh it’s almost pointless getting the dji mic 2 over the mic 1 which I got a week before the mic 2 came out lol
I’m very interested in using the iPhone with transmitter only to reduce wind noise issues. Ambient sound in outdoor locations is very important to me, not my voice. I want to avoid the receiver because I need to be able to get the phone out of my pocket as quickly as possible. Could you comment on the mic’s suitability for this. Will it pick up the surroundings well or is it too directional maybe?
Thank you. Your videos are always straightforward and very helpful!
The Mic 2 is labeled as omnidirectional by DJI, but for hour case you would probably get the best results using the Mic 2 as a standalone recorder, not connected to the phone, recording internally to the mic and just transfer the audio files from the mic with a usb c cable afterwards - a quick clamp at the beginning will make the sync quick and easy :)
Thanks @@AndreSjoberg I saw that but wondered if Tamara or anyone had actual experience with it for environment sound. In my case my clips are short and need to be quick to avoid annoying people. Often I want to include them talking but not disturb them. These are always quick clips of the moment and often outdoors with wind blowing. Synching lots of clips with claps could be difficult holding the phone although I’ve actually made a shortcut to speak a time which I’ve used when recording on my watch as backup audio. (I’m hoping the Mic2 might just be easier and that the wind muff would work). Time codes are another thing.
The issue with using a transmitter only, is you have absolutely no ability to change any settings such as gain, low cut filter, or quality mode. The default gain is so low the audio comes out around -20db. Default internal recording is also 24 bit, not 32bit float. It's a big oversight by DJI IMO not to have an app, configuration file, or button press combination to change the settings.
@@defylifeadventure yeah, although the gain is fine default on my phone through bluetooth though, taps just into the -10 db in the blackmagic camera app, I think mine defaulted to 0 on the mic cause I didn’t adjust it prior to first testing the mic, I’ll do a reset and check - the other issues should be fixable with some (probably convoluted combo’s) buttonpresses, in a firmware updates, unless they have some weird dependencies to the dji receiver - hopefully they have a plan for this, if not it’s a wasted opportunity indeed for them
Wow ! Glad I Stumbled across this video. That’s awful audio quality over Bluetooth…. Surprised they advertised it to be able to use with a phone! Eek! Your videos have convinced me to get the pocket 3 creative pack - I’ll be back when it arrives to get some more useful hints and tips ❤
I don’t know what people are hearing but the one with the receiver sounds a lot cleaner
My takeaway from this video is your comment that these results are not relative to the Action 4 for which the Bluetooth works very well. Thanks for that clarification. OTOH, I noticed very little difference between the direct connection or the Bluetooth connection to your phone. I think for many audio tests, you need to be "there" with headphones to notice the quality degradation, rather than 5,000 miles away at the end of an Internet video connection listening to monitor speakers. So I Believe your results even though I can't Hear them.
Hello Thanks for the video, I just try with my 15 Pro max and feel like not good with the sound , I just buy because I want make podcast with my dji pocket 3 ,now I have 2 mics, you think it sound good without receiver in the pocket 3???
You don’t need the receiver with the Pocket 3, you can connect two mics via Bluetooth.
@@TamaraGabrielUK Thank you, u think it will be good quality like if I have the receiver??
Sadly there is an issue with going Bluetooth between the Mic 2 and the Action 4... if you start a recording on the Mic 2 *before you switch on* the Action 4, that recording gets stopped when the Mic and the OA4 establish a Bluetooth connection. I was hoping that the Mic 2 would provide a continuous back-up track for me, but even with Audio Sync disabled, if you happen to restart the Action 4, the standalone recording on the Mic 2 gets stopped whenever the two devices reconnect. I've made a quick video about it and also I've reported this to DJI. I hope there is a fix but somehow I doubt that there will be. You have to factory reset the OA4 in order for it to forget the Mic 2 but then at least you can use the Mic 2 separately and still sync in post.
I have also noticed this and was hoping that using continuous record would prevent the Mic from auto powering off when the Action 4 is off for 15 minutes as I use quick start.
I wonder if the DJI Action 4 timecode sync will sync with the DJI Mic 2's internal recording.
Curtis Judd has says there is clearly an audio problem and that DJI have acknowledged it and that there is a fix on the way. Thinking of sending ours back, unimpressed with the sound.
The problem isn't the microphone, it's bluetooth. Bluetooth can't transport a lot of information quickly so audio gets compressed. Even if you transmitted the audio from the highest quality microphone in the world thorugh bluetooth, it would still sound pretty bad.
So is the DJI Mic 2 Bluetooth connection to Pocket 3 directly (without external receiver) good?
Yes, very.
@@TamaraGabrielUK hmm how random! If they're both connected via Bluetooth I wonder if that means the quality on iPhone could improve with software updates in future..?
Hi Tamara.
Would be great if you did a video to show how you sync 32bit float audio with the video 🙏
It depends on the editing program you use.
@@TamaraGabrielUK thank you so much for replying.
I use Final Cut Pro
In the media browser select the audio file and the video file that you want to sync, then right click and select Synchronise Clips.
Thanks!
DJi mic v2 or Rode wireless pro? what's better?
I’ll be sharing my comparison soon.
@@TamaraGabrielUK I'm really looking forward to it. And I wonder, if you use the same lavalier microphone (for example, the included Rode), where is the better sound?
I listed with my audio technica ath-m50x and I can’t tell the difference.
Does it record 32bit float internally in bluetooth mode?
Then use the internal recording to sync in post?
A lot of ND filter adapters system blocks the rear mics on smart phones.
When In Bluetooth mode, does not record 32 bit and can not use noise cancellation
Yeah, it doesn’t do *any* backup recording in bluetooth mode, neither 24bit or 32 bit :/
Thank you for sharing. But I understand the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Creator combo does come with the DJI mic 2 but *not with* rhe receiver you show on your video.
so, we have to buy that receiver separately to connect to the iPhone?
Yes, it has to be bought separately.
@@TamaraGabrielUK Thank you. Do you have a link to buy it? I'm in the USA. What's the exact name of the accessory, please?
Thank you for your help.
I was wondering about the bluetooth quality on those. Thanks so much
No problem
Yikes! Yeah it sounds very janky of BT! I too don’t like on my iphone, very interested to hear your reasons 😅
New subscriber and I really enjoy your content
Thanks! ☺️
There is another disadvantage with the Bluetooth connection and it also applies when using the Action 4. If you use the quick start option to record but dont use your phone/camera for about 15 minutes then the Mic 2 will power off meaning when you want to record again you will need to power the mic back on manually. A bit of a problem if you are a vlogger like myself and the mic is inside your helmet and your doing 100kmph 😂
Can you use it with instagram live - Bluetooth only on iPhone
Yeah
Could you, please, post a sample of a footage taken by Osmo Action 4 with DJI Mic 2 connected via Bluetooth?
Is the audio quality the same as if connected via transmiter/receiver?
I was thinking of buying Mic 2 to use IT with OA4 without transmiter, but now I'm not shure.
th-cam.com/video/yeitwCPVybc/w-d-xo.html This video was recorded with the Osmo Action 4 and the DJI Mic 2 via Bluetooth
Thanks ❤@@TamaraGabrielUK
Bluetooth is a lossy transmission unless using one of the latest Hi-Fi codecs which I assume the mic isn’t, so I’d expect it to sound worse.
Fantastic video
Hello from asia, i currently curious about the camera that you use for the b roll shoot the streets
The Osmo Pocket 3
I almost bought the DJI Mic 2 for the Bluetooth capabilities, you’re the only one I’ve seen addressing this issue. Thanks, I think you saved my pocketbook.
Sounds fine, there’s nothing wrong with it.
I too cant hear any worsening in the sound quality. I thought I'm the only one that can't catch it.
I’m old and most probably deaf too so I really didn’t notice too much of a difference.
Hey, Honestly, I did not hear any difference. I am watching your video on AirPods. I think if there is a difference, it's at microlevel.
Hollyland lark m2 is the answer
Great video!, I’ve recently started watching your videos, which I find very professional & with good quality content. Currently looking into implementing a better audio for my GoPro setup. I find these videos very helpful, thank’s!…✌🏽
Great video
You are not the only creator who said that Bluetooth it doesn't sound as good as the other mode.
She is, but I could also hear it on other TH-cam videos where people tested the mic with the Insta360. Might be the codec that is being used when connect to some bluetooth devices.
You can get a android and it works
Thank you for this! I will just use my Rode Wireless Pro for both the iPhone and Pocket 3.
I love that mic!
Among all the Wireless Mic at this price range, the DJI sounded the worst. It's not even a subjective thing about sound quality, it just sounded lower quality than others at the similar price range. The mic while never marketed as match, they are not consistent, one sounded darker and another can sound brighter. What's worst is that, these DJI mic are way too bright and thin which is less suitable for spoken words application which is what this mic is used for. I like everything about this mic except the sound quality. Rode wireless pro sounded the best but I don't like the form factor and their case seemed "forced" but if I had to choose. I'll still go with the wireless pro in a heartbeat. Did I mentioned that these DJI Mics are not shielded? Or poorly shielded? They are not a mic company so I understand that, but these are basic.
try it with an android phone to see if it still has the same issue, as far as i know Bluetooth has deferent codecs, so if it not compatible may have issues
I don't hear a difference. Great video though
So I was listening to a TH-camr doing a review and he found something wrong with the dji2. He contacted support and the engineers agreed something is wrong. They are working to release a firmware update. Now I’m thinking if I should’ve picked up the Rode pros instead.
another main difference is the intelligent noise reduction is only available in Wi-Fi mode because the kung fu is in the receiver. Noise reduction is not available by Bluetooth alone.
You don't need the receiver for the Noise Cancellation, it's at the transmitter level and works via Bluetooth.
@@TamaraGabrielUKGreat video :) but not sure about the noise cancellation, DJI even states on their website (although slightly hidden behind an (i) icon and in the faq that intelligent noise cancellation and internal backup recordings are disabled when connected to smartphones with bluetooth - I made a video on my channel about it on saturday, also highlighting the «not stellar» bluetooth audio quality, and doing a follow up video this week about the different recording options / use cases and the sound quality of them all + a couple of «hidden» tricks :)
Connects perfectly fine to the native camera app on my Pixel 8 Pro and audio is great. But on my iPhone 15 Pro i have the same issues as you.
Ya the Bluetooth audio is terrible sounding.
Hmm. I've heard worse. But I'm just using a cheap laptop at the moment so perhaps I shouldn't comment. Oops, I already did. I'll listen on expensive headphones plugged into my proper PC later and maybe update this comment. Anyway, good test, as usual!
Bluetooth sounds ok... But not too great.
i bet your op3 had a rotating screen issue too
Nope
@@TamaraGabrielUK I can't wait for the next video :)
I just published a video about something related to this on saturday, one thing is the fact that the bluetooth audio is «not great», but using the DJI Mic 2 in bluetooth mode disables the whole internal recording function on the mic! When the Mic 2 is in Bluetooth mode, if you hit the record button on the mic to start an internal recording it just goes «brrrt» and the red recording light goes on and off again. (they do «inform» about this issue on thw website, hidden behind and (i) icon and at the bottom last point in their FAQ, but it took me three tried to discover it by chance - DJI really has some work to do thw coming weeks, cause there are several use case scenarios that aren’t working like one would think, and especially the «no backup recording while on bluetooth seems *really* weird considering those circuits shouldn’t really have anything to do with each other, unless they are using the bluetooth chip to control the internal recording when connected to the DJI Receiver - gonna do a full video on the quality differences between dji receiver and bluetooth connection as well in a couple of days because it is quite audible when doing it in a controlled environment :)
Thank you for being the first honest peson about this. I thought I was losing my mind for a while before I realized TH-camrs were leaving it out! Maybe we can get an update to clean it up just a little bit!
Thank you for this! Do you recommend sticking to the DJI Mic 1 for the time being?
If the Bluetooth feature isn’t of any use and you’d rather not spend the money, then the Mic 1 will still be fine, it’s still a decent mic.
For my ears it sound the same
Question, if you use the mic on bluetooth mode, would it still have the low cut filter and the noise cancellation and wind reduction?
Thank you. Can you try with Android phone?