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Insta360

Insta360 Mic Pro

$99.99

Insta360 Mic Pro is a flagship wireless microphone system for creators, vloggers, interviewers, and mobile production teams. It focuses on 32-bit float recording, auto gain, customizable E-Ink display, high-quality wireless audio, onboard backup recording, and polished creator branding.

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Specifications

product typewireless microphone system
main modelInsta360 Mic Pro
displaycustomizable E-Ink display
audio32-bit float recording
gainauto gain control
recordingonboard backup recording
microphone designthree-microphone array per transmitter reported by The Verge
storage32GB onboard storage reported by The Verge

Before you buy

Where to buy the Insta360 Mic Pro

Insta360 sells the Mic Pro at store.insta360.com and through camera retailers, and MetaOriental links out rather than selling it. The Insta360 Mic Pro costs $99.99.

Who the Insta360 Mic Pro is for

The Mic Pro is aimed at creators and interviewers who cannot re-record a take. Its 32-bit float recording is the reason: a clipped or too-quiet take can be recovered in editing rather than lost, which changes how much attention levels need on the day. It also records onboard as a backup in case the wireless link drops, and the E-Ink display is customisable.

Is the Insta360 Mic Pro worth $99.99?

At $99.99 the Mic Pro sits below the established wireless systems while carrying 32-bit float, which those systems charge considerably more for. Anyone filming talking heads or interviews gets more from this than from any camera upgrade at the same price, because bad audio ruins footage that bad video does not. A creator who only films themselves in a quiet room can spend far less.

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