The compact receiver connects to your camera via a 3.5mm TRS port and the included adapter cable. The provided USB-C adapter can connect the receiver to a compatible mobile device. It supports timecode input and output for improved synchronization of your video and audio.
The transmitter embeds timecode data into the internal recording files for an efficient post-production workflow. Dual file recording saves both the original track and the algorithmically enhanced version. The transmitter supports 32-bit float recording and Lossless Audio modes for greater control over your audio files.

Further customize your sound with three voice presets — normal, rich, and bright — depending on the tone you want to achieve. Two-level noise cancellation helps anticipate additional disturbances. Basic noise cancellation reduces low, humming sounds such as fans and air conditioning. Strong noise cancellation is designed for noisy environments, significantly reducing ambient noise.

Like typical wireless systems, the DJI Mic 3 receiver allows you to choose between mono and stereo recording modes. The new system surpasses its predecessor thanks to its ability to expand your audio ecosystem. In Quadraphonic mode, the receiver, in combination with selected Sony cameras and computer software, can produce four audio tracks for flexible mixing. It can also synchronize audio with seven additional receivers for an almost unlimited wireless array, useful in group interviews or multi-camera productions.

The internal batteries in the receiver and transmitter units keep the system running all day. Power-saving features in each component, such as automatic standby mode, auto power-off, and simultaneous use while charging your smartphone, help further extend battery life.