Insta360’s Mic Pro uses a three microphone array for improved recordings

What happened

According to The Verge’s source item, Insta360’s Mic Pro uses a three microphone array for improved recordings, After initially revealing its unique design at NAB 2026 last month with few technical details, Insta360 has announced and launched its new wireless Mic Pro system featuring a couple of industry firsts. While the Mic Pro transmitters that can directly connect to devices over Bluetooth are available individually for $99.99, a more elaborate kit with […] A small color E Ink screen lets you customize each transmitter’s appearance. | Image: Insta360 After initially revealing its unique design at NAB 2026 last month with few technical details, Insta360 has announced and launched its new wireless Mic Pro system featuring a couple of industry firsts. While the Mic Pro transmitters that can directly connect to devices over Bluetooth are available individually for $99.99, a more elaborate kit with two microphone transmitters, one wireless receiver, and a charging case is $329.99. The Mic Pro

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Source

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