SUNMONHandheld Wireless Mic Stand for DJI Mic, Holder for DJI Mic 2, DJI Microphone Interview Handheld Mount Adapter for DJI Mic1/ 2

Great product, worked perfectly with my DJI wireless mic. Highly recommend.

Fits the microphone Mic perfectly, no issues! Used for interviewing people, worked as intended. WOULD BUY AGAIN.

Pensé que la calidad sería un poco más alta, pero no está mal, cumple su función muy bien, la esponja se ve de buena calidad, el micrófono DJI mic 2 encaja muy bien.

Simple, cheap and it works with my DJI Mic 2.

I’ve been a fan of the new wave of small mics that you can easily attach to people. Personally, I prefer ones that let you use a lapel mic along with the transmitter. I’ve got a few of these handheld-style mics because, on shoots, sometimes I need a second—or even a fourth—mic. It makes life so much easier since there’s no need to pass mics around.What makes this one stand out is its built-in magnet. Yep—this is my second one of this kind, and it’s quickly become my favorite. I’m not just saying that for the sake of a review—I genuinely mean it. It holds the Boya mic I love using with ease, and it has the strongest magnet I’ve seen on one of these. It really locks in, which is awesome.My other one? The mic’s a bit sloppy behind the windscreen. But this one? Once it’s on the magnet, it stays put.And it has one more trick up its sleeve: you can use any 1/4-20 mount to attach it anywhere. So, if you want a quick boom mic setup, just grab a small magic arm, a clamp, and a broomstick, and your rechargeable mini mic becomes a boom mic. (Okay, I haven’t done that yet—but I’m super sure it’ll be awesome.)So if you want to level up your interview game and feel confident that your mic won’t randomly fall off, this Mini Mic to Handheld Mic kit is a solid win.

I made my own handle out of wood for my (original) DJI Wireless Mic a couple of years ago which worked well enough, but being hand made it had it's issues. This handle is a nice upgrade from that and works well under normal handling. The DJI mic slides in and is fairly secure, though I wish it were just a little bit tighter of a fit. I might try putting some very thin tape or felt in the slot to see if that tightens it up, but as long as you're not flailing your arms around while holding it the mic should stay in place without issue.Handling noise is pretty well controlled with normal use. I tested it with some moderately rough handling (which I've had happen in the past when a client wasn't familiar with using a handheld mic) and then with more gentle passing between hands. The rough handling was very audible and the gentle hand passing was mostly quiet, and when I did hear it it was subtle enough that I wouldn't worry about it too much. That said, I'm going to see about getting a foam (or other soft) wrap for the handle to see if that will help reduce handling noise as much as possible.The build quality seems fine, it's lightweight and the handle portion is pretty hollow, but it doesn't look cheap nor feel like it's going to break. I also appreciate that there isn't a logo or any other markings on the handle, it's just solid black. For under $20, if you're in need of a handle for your wireless mic, I think this is a good option.

Actually, this is lighter. The quality is good, but there is a thing so you don’t feel like a normal microphone. It’s so light if you are thinking or like this normal handle microphone not like that it’s rolling light especialy for using outside it’s a little bit hard because of that I’m gonna give him to four star if they’re getting a little bit heavy is going to be five star

This is so fun! Or could also be for serious interviews. It's basically just a plastic holder for the tiny microphone and the plastic is fine. The wind cover is foam that is just fine. My dji mini clips securely into the stick so it feels solid. The option to attach a mini tripod makes it great for voice-overs and podcasts too. I'm not sure that its worth the current price but, that's up to you.