Insta360’s new wireless mic adds microSD storage and costs less
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Insta360 has launched its new Mic wireless microphone, adding expandable microSD storage and a lower price to features such as a customisable e-ink display. The storage enables internal 32-bit float recording, which can help preserve audio when recording conditions are unpredictable.
The Mic shares the Mic Pro’s noise reduction and can connect directly to several recent Insta360 cameras to record 48kHz audio without a receiver. It lacks the Pro’s three-microphone array for directional sound pickup, while one receiver can support up to four mics and works with both models. Prices are $80 for a single mic, $140 with a receiver, or $250 for two transmitters, a receiver and charging case.
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In short
- Insta360’s new Mic adds microSD storage and costs less than the Mic Pro.
- A card enables internal 32-bit float recording.
- It lacks the Pro’s three-microphone directional pickup.
How this story developed
- 44 minutes ago The launch details also specify that accessories are included, while the Mic retains the Mic Pro’s noise reduction and camera connectivity but omits its three-microphone directional array.
- 53 minutes ago Insta360 launched the Mic wireless microphone, featuring expandable microSD storage for internal 32-bit float recording, a customisable e-ink display and prices starting at $80.
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Originally published by Engadget as “Insta360 adds expandable storage to its new e-ink wireless mics”.