Overview
- Insta360 put the new Insta360 Mic on sale worldwide Thursday, offering a single transmitter for $79.99, a one‑transmitter plus receiver kit for $139.99, and a two‑transmitter plus receiver kit for $249.99.
- Each transmitter includes a 1.22‑inch six‑color E‑Ink display that creators can customize with logos or photos to identify speakers or blend the mic into clothing.
- To reach a lower price, the Mic swaps the Mic Pro's three‑microphone array and selectable pickup patterns for a single omnidirectional capsule, which also yields slightly longer transmitter battery life.
- Transmitters can record backup audio to a microSD card in 32‑bit float, use a dedicated AI chip for noise cancellation, and run up to 13 hours on a charge or up to 34 hours with the charging case.
- One receiver can manage up to four transmitters and the system works with phones, DSLRs, mirrorless cameras and certain Insta360 cameras, letting users mix Mic and Mic Pro transmitters on the same receiver.