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DJI Action 3/4/5 Mic, Lavalier Clip-On Type-C Microphone, Professional without Needing a Mic Adapter, 1.5M Cable

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Here’s a summary & what I found / what to watch out for re: a “DJI Action 3/4/5 Mic, Lavaliere Clip‑On Type‑C Microphone, Professional without Needing a Mic Adapter, 1.5 m Cable” (based especially on the listing from “Design Info”) — plus related feedback from users and some caveats.

🔍 What the Design Info Listing Says

From DesignInfo, the claimed specs of this mic are:

  • High‑quality Type‑C recording mic made specifically for DJI Action 3/4/5 cameras; no external adapter needed. Design Info

  • Clip‑on lavalier style, 1.5 m cable (ample length for flexibility) Design Info

  • Omnidirectional pickup pattern (so picks up sound from all directions) Design Info

  • Sensitivity: – 35 dB ±3 dB Design Info

  • Signal‑to‑Noise Ratio (SNR): ~73 dB Design Info

  • Frequency response: ~35 Hz to 18 kHz Design Info

  • Comes with sponge windscreen and clip. Design Info

⚠️ Potential Issues / Things Users Report

From community / other listings:

  • There are many reports that the DJI Action cameras do not properly “see” certain USB‑C mics without using an external audio adapter, especially older models or cheaper mics. Some owners say that plugging in a Type‑C mic directly doesn’t always work. Reddit+1

  • The “plug‑and‑play” claims sometimes fail because the camera firmware / hardware may expect specific USB audio classes / chip sets. If a mic uses a less compatible USB audio chip, it may show as an external mic but not actually record audio, or record very weakly. Reddit+1

  • Also, wind & ambient noise remain a problem with lightweight lavs; even with windscreen or “fur,” clip placement matters a lot.

✅ What to Check / Test If Buying One

If you go ahead with this mic (or any similar Type‑C lav for DJI Action cam), here are things to verify:

  1. Compatibility of the codec/chip

    Confirm if the mic uses a USB audio profile compatible with DJI Action 3/4/5. Sometimes the listing won’t specify this, so customer reviews / tested videos help.

  2. Signal strength & gain

    Check how strong the input is: is the signal usable without a lot of gain? If you need to max out gain, noise floor might become bad.

  3. Cable quality & length

    The 1.5m length is good, but check build: strain relief near plug, shielding, etc.

  4. Wind protection / clip design

    A good windscreen (foam/fur) helps outdoors. The quality & fit of the clip (so it doesn’t rub/clank) matters.

  5. Firmware updates

    Make sure your DJI Action camera has the latest firmware; newer firmware might add better external mic support or patch bugs.

  6. Return policy

    Since some units may be faulty or incompatible, buying from a store with good return / exchange policy is safer.

💡 My Take

This type of mic — Type‑C lav for action cams — sounds ideal in theory (no adapter needed, less bulk, cleaner rig). But in practice, with many DJI Action models, user reports suggest that “plug & play” isn’t always reliable. Some mics work fine; others don’t get recognized or result in weak/distorted audio.

If I were buying, I’d try to see video/audio samples using that exact mic + your model (Action 3 / 4 / 5), or buy from a seller where I can test and return if it doesn’t record properly.