
Insta 360 Mic joins the flagship Mic Pro and the entry-level Mic Air to complete Insta360’s wireless microphone lineup. It fills the advanced tier: a wireless microphone for creators who want more capable audio without stepping up to a flagship, whether they are vlogging daily life, filming weekend sports, traveling, livestreaming, or recording a group conversation.
Here are the key features of the new microphone:
- Insta360’s first customizable E-Ink wireless mic with expandable storage
- Customizable E-Ink display for logos, emojis, pets, landscapes, or your personal brand
- microSD slot for optional internal recording, with Bluetooth and receiver recording available without a card
- 32-bit float internal recording when a microSD card is inserted
- Insta360 Direct Connect via Bluetooth, supporting direct-to-camera audio for Insta360 X6, X5, Luna Ultra, Luna Pro, GO Ultra, and Ace Pro 2, with two transmitters at once on X6 and Luna
- AI Noise Canceling powered by a dedicated AI audio processing chip
- Up to 13 hours per transmitter and up to 34 hours with the charging case
- Up to 4TX + 1RX, with cross-generation Mic Pro transmitter compatibility
Insta360 notes that the Mic is designed so you can “Personalize It Your Way”, as the transmitter’s E-Ink display shows the images creators choose to upload: a channel logo, an emoji, a favorite landscape, or the family dog. It turns the mic from a piece of gear into part of how a creator shows up on camera, and it can change as often as they do. The company also notes that with the new microphone you can “Record Your Way”, as the Mic’s microSD card slot puts storage in the creator’s hands. Insert a card to record onboard, including 32-bit float audio, as a backup to what the camera or phone captures. Leave it out, and Mic still records over Bluetooth or through the receiver, with no storage to manage.
Insta360 claims that “with a microSD card inserted, Mic records 32-bit float audio on the transmitter itself. 32-bit float captures a far wider dynamic range than conventional recording, so audio that comes in too loud or too quiet stays free of distortion and preserves more detail to work with in post” meaning that “for creators filming in unpredictable places, from a cheering sideline to a whispered aside, that means fewer takes lost to the wrong gain setting.”
AI noise canceling through a dedicated AI audio processing chip that powers Mic’s NPU-based noise reduction model, suppresses background noise more strongly while leaving fewer audible artifacts behind, so voices come through clean and still sound like the person speaking. Two automatic gain modes handle levels on the fly. Auto mode helps prevent clipping, while Dynamic mode balances volume changes for more consistent loudness. Finally, three voice tone presets, Regular, Rich, and Bright, let creators add brightness or a deeper, fuller sound while keeping the natural character of their voice.
For multicamera productions, two transmitters can send synchronized audio to up to four receivers simultaneously, delivering the same clean sound to four cameras and leaving more flexibility in the edit.
Each transmitter runs for up to 13 hours on a single charge. Insta360 says that “with the charging case, battery life extends to up to 34 hours, enough for back-to-back shoot days without hunting for an outlet.”
Insta360 Direct Connect pairs the Mic transmitter over Bluetooth with selected Insta360 cameras, including X6, X5, Luna Ultra, Luna Pro, GO Ultra, and Ace Pro 2, to record high-quality 48kHz audio without a receiver. X6 and Luna go further, connecting two Mic transmitters at once so two speakers can record straight to camera. For Insta360 camera owners, the transmitters are all it takes.
Insta360 Mic is now available from the Insta360 Official Store and authorized retailers with the following prices:.
- Insta360 Mic (2 Transmitters + 1 Receiver): US$249.99
- Insta360 Mic (1 Transmitter + 1 Receiver): US$139.99
- Insta360 Mic Transmitter: US$79.99
