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

May 20, 2026 Andrew Liszewski

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A person wearing gloves holds an Insta360 Mic Pro transmitter in their fingers showing a helmet on screen. — 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 transmitters are noticeably larger than other wireless microphones including Insta360's own Mic Air, but the size accommodates its two key upgrades. Each transmitter features a six-color, 1.22-inch, rou …

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