
Insta360 adds expandable storage to its new e-ink wireless mics
Insta360 has a new wireless mic that combines some features of its existing 'pro' mics with a cheaper price.
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Insta360 has introduced the Insta360 Mic, a wireless audio transmitter positioned between its entry-level Mic Air and the high-end Mic Pro. A standalone transmitter costs $79.99, while packages with a receiver cost $139.99 and two-transmitter kits with a receiver and charging case sell for $249.99. The hardware launched on Amazon and Insta360's website. [1][3][2]
The new transmitter retains the 1.22-inch color E Ink display from the Pro model, allowing creators to show custom graphics, guest names, or branding. To hit a lower price point, Insta360 replaced the Pro's 32GB of internal memory with a microSD card slot, which is required for onboard 32-bit float recording, and dropped the Pro's directional three-microphone array. The device provides up to 13 hours of continuous recording on a charge and 34 hours with the charging case. [1][3]
The transmitter can connect directly to compatible Insta360 cameras without a separate receiver, including the X6, GO Ultra, and Luna series. Because the hardware shares the same receiver design as the Mic Pro, owners of the older Pro line can cross-pair existing transmitters and receivers as needed. [1][3]

Insta360 has a new wireless mic that combines some features of its existing 'pro' mics with a cheaper price.
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Insta360's new wireless microphone has an E Ink display like the Insta360 Mic Pro. However, its cheaper price tag comes with the loss of onboard storage. Thankfully, users get a microSD card slot and longer battery life.
via Notebookcheck
Following the launch of its wireless Mic Pro system last May featuring built-in color E Ink screens for custom branding and an array of three microphones to emulate different pickup patterns, Insta360 has announced a cheaper alternative that skips a few features many content creators might not miss. The new Insta360 Mic sits between the…
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