I'm doing more interviews in person and on the go, so I looked at the Rode Wireless Go, but it seemed you always needed your phone or computer to adjust the settings. Then I heard about the DJI Mic, and watched a few videos, and I was hooked.

Overview Video

• 250m wireless transmission range
• Compact build makes for an easy travel solution and keeps recording sessions portable
• Dual-channel recording system featuring 2 omnidirectional transmitters; perfect for studio, podcast, and interview recordings
• Included charging case provides up to 15 hours of battery life
• Touchscreen receiver display offers an easy-to-use interface for controlling your system’s settings
• USB-C receiver with 3.5mm TRS ports offers versatile compatibility with most smartphones and computer devices
• Safety track, gain control, and windscreen features provide an easier path to high-quality recordings

For me, it was about the ability to be hyper-portable and ready to go at a moment's notice. I've also got a ton of battery life as the case charges the mics and receiver when you're not using them. You can also power all of those via USB C.

No lav is going to sound good as a dynamic mic, but I watched a ton of videos comparing the DJI Mic vs the Rode Wireless Go and while I thought the Rode system has a little more clarity, I didn't feel it wasn't something I could solve in post (let's face it interview ALWAYS need editing) so I opted for the ease of use, and its been very easy.

This lav set sounds great for being $40 or less. It comes with two lavs with 12 feet of cable each, along with a splitter, and a nic little bag to take it with. If you're looking to do in-person interviews on the go, and don't want to have to bring stands, windscreens and more, this is a very affordable solution. (and just as good as a Rode smartlav)

Full disclaimer I bought the DJI Mic with my own money via sweetwater ( I love their payment plans). This post contains affiliate links and I may receive compensation if you purchase anything using these links.

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