DJI Mic 3 Receiver

The DJI Mic 3 Receiver features a 1.1-inch AMOLED touchscreen and a dial, putting gain, battery status, and modes at your fingertips. Adjust settings quickly and enjoy flexible, efficient operation.

4 TX + 8 RX for seamless collaboration
DJI Mic 3's receiver can connect with up to four transmitters at once (additional accessories must be purchased separately), letting you capture four audio sources simultaneously. The main receiver can also sync audio to up to seven additional receivers. Whether it's a group interview or a multi-camera production, you'll get crystal-clear audio on every device, making post-production a breeze.

Flexible, versatile channel settings,br /> The receiver lets you choose between Mono and Stereo (dual-channel) modes—output audio from each transmitter separately, or merge them into a single track to suit any creative scenario.

Four-channel output, effortless editing
When set to Quadraphonic mode, the DJI Mic 3 Receiver - paired with select Sony cameras or computer software - supports independent output of four audio tracks. This enables precise track separation and flexible mixing, giving you greater creative freedom in post production.

Built-in timecode for precise sync
DJI Mic 3 offers high-precision timecode support, with the transmitter embedding timecode data during internal recording and the receiver supporting both timecode input and output. With less than one frame of drift over 24 hours, you can instantly align multi-camera footage in post-production, making editing faster and more efficient.

Up to 28-hour extended battery life
A transmitter lasts up to 8 hours, and a receiver up to 10 hours. A fully charged charging case provides about 2.4 full charges to achieve a total of 28 hours of extended use. Easily handle long video shoots and live streams without worrying about running out of power.

Wide device compatibility
The receiver offers multiple ports to meet your creative needs: a locking 3.5mm TRS output port for stable, interruption-free connections; a 3.5mm TRRS monitoring port for real-time audio monitoring; and a USB-C port for simultaneous charging and recording—ideal for phones, tablets, or computers. With the adapters, you can quickly adapt to different devices for a more efficient and flexible workflow.