
Shure
SM58
Indestructible live workhorse; but muffled for studio vocals.

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I had a videographer buddy tell me about the DJI 2 mics, and based on his recommendation, my company went ahead and ordered a bunch of them...and they're awesome. The sound great, and I love the magnet so you can put the mic on the inside and just have the magnet on their clothing. Not only that, if I want to put a lav on them, it's easy to do. Loved them so much that I bought a couple of the minis for my own personal use.
Shooting in the studio / workshop my main camera is a GH5 and I tend to favour the Sigma 18-35mm f1.4 with a CPL filter due to wearing glasses, but it takes amazing video. I do audio separately through an Elgato Wave 3 as I love the sound. Then I have five different lights (three for me, one back, one backwall) to make sure everything is always lit well. If I'm roaming or shooting in or on a car I'll use either an Osmo Pocket 3 or Action 5 Pro. Sometimes use the Pixel 10 Pro for simple handheld stuff. Occasionally a DJI drone for aerial shots. Audio in on the go all filmed on DJI Mic 2, or a Tascam with a laravel of I'm recording car noises. So yeah. Mix it up depending what I need.
I really like the Rode Videomic Pro+, usb rechargable, plug and play, solid audio. I was able to have audio from interview subjects in loud crowded areas too. Interview lav situations, I use the DJI Mic 2. User friendly interface and holds a great charge like the Videomic Pro+
I have both the DJI 2 and 3 Both receivers have 3.5 out and headphone. I know you’re talking about 3.5 in, but the 3 is small enough that the big advertising magnet isn’t that big lol. I like both of them, haven’t used the rodes
I’ve seen all sorts of posts about microphones and the hero 13. All I want is a mono microphone to clip on and connect wirelessly with my hero 13 without any hassle. I don’t want any charging cases, I just want a microphone that I can charge with USB. I don’t want to add anything to the GoPro. I see all sorts of varieties of the same question and I’m sorry if I’m repeating other specific questions but I can’t find a specific answer, only people who have vented because they can’t connect their microphone to Hero 13 Bluetooth. I specifically don’t want a wired connection or any kind of receiver. Would anybody be kind enough to just tell me which item I have to order from Amazon to get a microphone that is guaranteed to work with my GoPro hero 13? Many thanks much appreciated.
I. can now definitively provide the answer about a DJI Mike 2 to connect Via Bluetooth to a hero 13. It pairs, basically works, but with breaks in the audio. These are relatively minor but make the system unusable.
You mentioned the mic mini, the mic2 is much better for a motorcycle. I use the mic2 with a GoPro 13, heres my audio. The video includes both voice and engine noise just fast forward. I put the mic 2 inside of my helmet. [GoPro 13 + DJI mic 2](https://youtu.be/XvMeGQW84vs?si=wLutZ_Cao1ZKSt6v)
You can either directly connect it via Bluetooth in the GoPro settings , which works well for vlog but not motorcycling. I use the DJI mic 2 because it records internally in 32 bit, I then overlay that audio file over the video file in the editor. I do not use a receiver or media mod as it renders the camera not Waterproof.
With the max 2 can you use the DJI mic receiver via USBc and 2 DJI mic 2’s transmitters via rf to receiver? It works with my insta 360.
Hi, I use a GoPro 13 on chin mount and a DJI mic 2 velcro’d inside my Helmet. [pov chin camera motorcycle mic2](https://youtu.be/y7ENSoDiaUg?si=Ezq4V3rnxq5zFUAD) [helmet GoPro mic setup video](https://youtu.be/Nycp7BVSdac?si=IjcdJlVlMLU_2enS) I manually sync the audio from my DJI mic 2 to my GoPro , if you use an adapter it will render your GoPro not waterproof. Media mod is not waterproof.
I use a DJI mic2 in helmet an a GoPro 13 chin mount on my helmet . Works great. [DJI mic2 + GoPro 13 combo](https://youtu.be/49gJK3QREpo?si=3YIu1rc6BtwsXlHc)

Shure
SM58
Indestructible live workhorse; but muffled for studio vocals.

Shure
SM57-LC
Versatile for instruments; needs pop filter for vocals.

DJI
Mic 2
Unbeatable convenience, 32-bit float; but poor Bluetooth audio.

Samson Technologies
Q2U USB/XLR Dynamic Microphone with Accessories
Great value dual USB/XLR; recent price increase noted.

Shure
SM7B Vocal Dynamic Microphone
Professional vocal sound; but expensive, needs external amplifier.